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Jan 25, 2013 - The Summit Music Hall
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Door Time: 7:00 PM Presented By: UNC Radio
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Day: Friday, January 25, 2013
Door Time: 7:00 PM
Age: All Ages
Advance Ticket Price: $8
Day Of Show Price: $10
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| Anchorage |
Anchorage is a band that knows no limits to its creativity. Formed in 2008, Anchorage has aspired to be among the leaders of musical innovation by offering nothing but originality and honesty in their work. Borne of the Denver hardcore scene, Anchorage has worked tirelessly to establish a name and a loyal fan base--releasing two albums, and playing as many shows as they could where ever they could. Despite an array of member changes that otherwise may have crippled the band, Anchorage has proved over the past five years that their undeniable will to create music has helped to find their sound in its more pure form. With the 2013 release of their new full-length album "Patience," the band hopes to prove that through fearlessness, brotherhood, and--as the title reminds us--patience, a thought-provoking endeavor will open the minds of close-minded audiences, and hopefully the music industry as a whole. Anchorage promises to stand strong and to never rest on their laurels--to always embrace and share the natural progression of music as it relates to their lives, and to continue to make honest and intriguing music. Anchorage has made the conscious decision to disassociate themselves from niched-genres, instead to explore the creative freedom and emotional expression of their collective individuality. And with that expression Anchorage promises to provide listeners with originality and passion for every note they play, embracing any and all who are open to share in the wonderful power of music. Anchorage has begun to develop a set of personal values that they hope will transcend the current state of the music industry, laying down a path toward a lifetime of artistic freedom and achievement. And though Anchorage is aware that they will forever exist in the present, their focused intensity and desire to create and share will pave a way toward a bright future, adding them to annals of timeless artists.
facebook.com/anchorageofficial
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| My Body Sings Electric |
 My Body Sings Electric have been building their impassioned following in the Denver music scene since the winter of 2007. Their pop-sensible blend of indie and punk is familiar, but unique enough to turn your head. Recently, the band has shifted it's musical focus to a more mature sound. They feel poised to receive the type of success a number of famous Denver locals have achieved as a result of the growth the band and the Denver music scene have been through over the last three years.
mybodysingselectric.com
http://www.myspace.com/mybodysingselectric/music
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| Ashtree |
The movie Things To Do In Denver When You’re Dead may come to mind when one meets someone from Denver, CO. Little did Ashtree Close know that they would be able to relate to that movie’s sentiment when they formed their band ?fteen years after it’s creation.
When a city is heralded for its most popular bands’ musical stylings it sends a shockwave through the surrounding band’s hearts, left with the dread that they must ?t in or face perishing... sometimes. The current glow-pop movement rife with neon bleeding tweens sporting headbands and other super?uous merch items has led some to ?nd happiness, but for Denver’s Ashtree Close it has done something different. For the band of four, named after their singer’s grandmother’s cobblestone tree-lined street in London, England, it has propelled a need inside of them to get out of Denver, long before they’re dead.
Led by the booming sound of singer Will Johnston’s winding piano rock, Ashtree Close refreshes a beloved sound in a welcome way. A humble beginning has made them the staple ‘hometown opening band’ for national acts like Mae, Fun, and Terrible Things, but the quartet longs for much more. A mid-national tour last spring saw them playing the Shirts For A Cure SXSW party and playing alongside Circa Survive, Recover, Strike Anywhere, and many more.
After their jaunt through the dust-belt, the band returned home to bury themselves in song to write and record a batch of new songs that would shape the future of their band. Fully aware that music that they present to the world has the ability not only to get them out, but to get them through, Ashtree Close now presents to you, the “EP.”
www.myspace.com/ashtreeclose
www.facebook.com/people/Ashtree-Close/100000127681336
https://twitter.com/#!/ashtreeofficial
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| T-Shirts For Tomorrow |
 In 2007, Brandon Preece and Ethan Gilbert formed a band together, originally an acoustic duo. And in the year 2010 they evolved!
Now with Bass and Lead Guitar, from Kevin (Bass) and Erik (Guitar) the once acoustic duo now draws comparisons to All Time Low, Hit The Lights and even A Day to Remember. With melodic guitar riffs and the occasional breakdown, T4T makes a sound all their own.
www.myspace.com/tshirts4tomorrow
www.facebook.com/tshirts4tomorrow
twitter.com/t4tband
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| The Greys of Gold |
 When striving for perfection in order to transcend the impurities inherent to mankind, we must delve past the norm, the grey, and aspire for the purity of gold.
In the suburbs of Denver, the Sanderson brothers and their apprentice Nicholas spend physical and metaphorical hours beneath the soul harvesting tasty beats and honing their craft. Refocusing their energies, The Greys of Gold search to make this trio re-embody the roots with which they are interred.
Through the process in which we surpass our imperfections, therein we discover Gold.
http://www.facebook.com/thegreysofgold?sk=app_178091127385
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