Genre: Concerts

Off The Hook Pirate Dance Party

We’re teaming up with Nice Enough Entertainment to bring you Off the Hook: A Pirate Dance Party! Nice Enough has been a driving force for our local hip hop and rap scenes, and when they asked us to collaborate on an event together, there was no question about it.   There is a lot of overlap between Electronic Music & Hip Hop. Both have influenced each other throughout their respective histories. 2pac & Dre were electro artists before their rise to the charts in the hip hop world. Ice T has a techno label with Afrika Bambaataa, and electro-funk and breaks were integral to him in his early years as a producer. Then on the flipside, there’s artists like Mr. Carmack, Boombox Cartel, Troyboi where hip-hop is the primary influence on their music, and more recently, artists like T-pain have even crossed into exploring dubstep. We had the Trap wave, which at its core, was the perfect blend of hip-hop & EDM. Collectives like the All:lo collective blend hip-hop, RnB, and trip hop. Grime is another prevalent genre that seamlessly blends both worlds. Then we have other styles like Juke, Footwork, Jersey Club, Baltimore Club, Breakbeats, all rooted in hip-hop.   Dance music wouldn’t be what it is today without hip-hop and black culture, and we aim to honor these roots. So, we specifically curated our lineup to showcase both worlds. We have 2 hip-hop & RnB centric DJs, and 2 EDM DJs who all have a deep respect for the history of this symbiotic spheres of music.   We present our lineup:DJ DeeBvssbrattRiz the DJGhoulish   Benjamin Fast will also be performing his stellar spoken word to start the night off!   So join us on the seas of 808s and saw waves, put on your best pirate garb (should probably leave your parrots at home for this one though), eat, drink, be merry at a Reverb Lounge on Nov 7th. Decent Dogs will also be slinging hot dogs out front of Reverb for the evening, and they do it best!

Gasoline Lollipops

Gasoline Lollipops have been genre-benders and boundary-breakers, fusing the ferocity of punk-injected rock and roll with the rawness of folk music, the story-telling of country, and the soul of roadhouse R&B. Front man, Clay Rose was raised between an outlaw, truck-driving father in the mountains of Colorado and a country song-writing mama in the sticks outside of Nashville, Tennessee. Clay’s penchant for open roads and trouble making are the backbone of the Gas Pops’ sound. The rest of the band consists of Don Ambory, Scott Coulter, “Bad” Brad Morse, and Kevin Matthews who all come equipped with music degrees from Chicago, Boston, Jacksonville, and Denver, respectively. They each add flavors of their own background and heritage, further diversifying the band’s signature sound. Over the course of six albums, Gasoline Lollipops have explored the far corners of amplified American roots music. They’ve been genre-benders and boundary-breakers, fusing the ferocity of punk-injected rock & roll with the rawness of folk music, the storytelling of country, and the soul of roadhouse R&B. On Kill the Architect, they team up with longtime Los Lobos member Steve Berlin to distill that ever-evolving sound into something signature and distinct. Partially inspired by frontman Clay Rose’s compositions for a modern ballet based upon the tale of Samson and Delilah, Kill the Architect tackles big themes — including connection, balance, identity, and the search for one’s true self — with an ever bigger sound, veering from heavy-hitting rock anthems to lighter, country-influenced folksongs. Produced by Berlin during a series of live-in-the-studio performances and brought to life by a band of hard-touring, finger-bleeding road warriors, Kill the Architect captures a band firing on all cylinders with their tank filled to the brim, and their wheels pointing toward a horizon of their own making.

Castrator

Three years after their crushing debut Defiled in Oblivion, CASTRATOR returns with Coronation of the Grotesque, an album that not only exceeds all expectations but leaves them shattered in its wake, firmly cementing the band among the North American death metal elite. Touring with the likes of Immolation, Exhumed, and Cattle Decapitation has cemented CASTRATOR’s reputation as a commanding live force, and concert announcements in support of Coronation of the Grotesque are imminent.

Big Gigantic

BIG GIGANTIC Dominic Lalli // Jeremy Salken Big Gigantic have been redefining live electronic music for over a decade, fusing explosive saxophone solos, masterful beats, and high-energy performances into a sound that’s uniquely their own. The Denver-based duo—Dominic Lalli and Jeremy Salken— blend jazz, hip-hop, funk, and bass music into a genre-bending, feel-good experience that hits just as hard at festivals as it does through your headphones. Since emerging in 2009, Big G has delivered anthem after anthem, stacking up hundreds of millions of streams with massive tracks like “All of Me” (feat. Logic & ROZES), “The Little Things” (feat. Angela McCluskey), and “Highly Possible” (feat. Waka Flocka Flame). Their music has been featured everywhere—Apple commercials, NBA games, HBO, and even blockbuster trailers—while their electrifying sets have rocked Coachella, Lollapalooza, EDC, Electric Forest, and beyond. They also throw Rowdytown, their legendary, sold-out annual event at Red Rocks, now in its 13th year! Beyond the music, Big Gigantic are about making an impact. Through their A Big Gigantic Difference Foundation, they’ve raised over $1 million for at-risk youth, music education, and community programs. With their eighth album, Brighter Future 2, they kept the vibes high, dropping heaters like “Open Your Mind” (with GRiZ), “Deja Vu” (with Kota The Friend), and “Keep on Rising” (with Aloe Blacc). They even remixed the latter into a bass house banger that set dance floors on fire. In 2023, Big G played the Denver Nuggets NBA Championship parade and kept the momentum rolling with their fall release, “Oh Dang!” (with Ahee). From underground jams to festival main stages, Big Gigantic keep pushing boundaries, proving that bass and funk energy are the perfect match.

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