Yoko Ono: I never influenced John's art

An exhibit of John Lennon's art is coming to Boulder today. Read about the exhibit here. Boulder Weekly caught up with the late Beatle's widow, Yoko Ono, to talk about the exhibit.

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The new monday night

The Cup joins downtown Boulder’s many open mics

Conor O'Neill's regularly offers an open mic on Tuesday nights, Catacombs hosts one on Thursday nights, and a new weekly poetry reading is currently in the works at Tonic, with similar showcases offered throughout the year at the No-Name Bar on the Hill, the Boulder Bookstore and on the CU campus.

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Funky roots

Motet plays Earth, Wind and Fire

For a guy who makes his living — hell, draws nearly his every breath — from da funk, it was only a matter time before Dave Watts made this pilgrimage. This year’s series of Motet and Friends trib gig finds Watts fronting a 12-piece band, playing the music of what many consider the absolute sine qua non of ’70s funk ’n’ soul ’n’ R&B, Maurice White’s Earth, Wind and Fire.

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Animal instinct

As if putting all his family’s business out for public display weren’t depraved enough, author David Sedaris has now pointed his pen at the seemingly harmless world of furry little animals

The author, known widely for his autobiographical and sometimes embarrassing accounts of his family life growing up in rural North Carolina and his subsequent years spent trying to make it as.

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Hip-hop, exported and imported

Canadian k-os tours the country that birthed his art form

It's a prevalent issue in the world of hip-hop today, one that strikes a chord with k-os. Growing up listening to the music, he has had his fair share of disappointments and doesn't want to be one of those artists whose authenticity might be questioned.

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ReGenesis

Dresner´s lastest is out of this world

In a moment of desperation, Richard, another astronaut who has been stranded on Mars for more than a decade and is feared and ostracized by the other colonists, pleads with the meditating man to help him save the petty, earth-centered colonists from themselves.

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Widespread Panic to play two nights at Pepsi Center on New Year's Eve

Earlier today, jam band icons Widespread Panic announced two dates at the Pepsi Center on Dec. 30 and Dec. 31. G. Love and Special Sauce open.

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Dark times make good music

Deftones draw upon bassist’s tragedy new album

of tried some experimental therapies as far as trying to get him to fully wake up and communicate. The doc- tor actually thats working on him now has an 85 per- cent success rate. But the thing is hes actually on the east coast right now, and Chi is here on the west.

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Back from the brink

After 17 months, Rose Hill Drive is ready to try again

Then a power trio, the three possessed the massive chops necessary to pound out outstandingly faithful reproductions of the classic rock influences they wore proudly on their sleeves. Their covers were so good that people at their shows across the country would shout out Hendrix and Zeppelin songs at shows instead of the bands original songs.

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Rocking tour

Reel Rock Film Tour a homecoming for local filmmakers

We had no idea what was going to happen, Mortimer says. No one had ever done a big screening like that, and everyone was saying, A climbing movie at the Boulder Theater? Whatre you thinking? Mortimers parents were so worried about low attendance that they bought 50 tickets for all their friends.

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