The following acts represent older music, in spirit if not in the actual age of the performers. From Dweezil Zappa to Hanson (before you scoff, remember that "MmmBop" came out nearly 13 years ago), these bands are not generally not showing up on collabos with T-Pain and Lady Gaga, nor do they have 20 million Twitter followers. What they do is play music the same way they always have, and get better all the time.
Fall music flashbacks
Bands from the recent and distant past make their return to Denver
by Matt Farley
MetromixOctober 23, 2009
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Dweezil Zappa Plays Zappa
- Fox Theatre - 1135 13th St. - The Hill
Dweezil, the son of Frank Zappa, rolls out a selection of his dad's favorite tracks
Steely Dan
- Colorado Convention Center/Wells Fargo Theatre - 700 14th St. - Central Business District
The jazz-rock pioneers will play the album "AJA" in its entirety at this special concert
Emmylou Harris
- Macky Auditorium - 17th Street and University Ave. - Boulder
One of country's living legends stops off in Denver
Yonder Mountain String Band
- Fillmore Auditorium - 1510 Clarkson St. - 17th Avenue / Up Town
Nedland's native sons The Yonder Mountain String Band close out the year with a two-night stand at the FIllmore
Hanson with hellogoodbye
- The Ogden Theatre - 935 E. Colfax Ave. - 17th Avenue / Up Town
If you haven't heard Hanson since "MMMBop," you might want to check them out at the Odgen
The Cranberries
- Gothic Theatre - 3263 S. Broadway - Englewood
The best Celtic alt-indie-folk-rock band to come out of the '90s plays the Gothic
Less Than Jake with The Casualties
- Gothic Theatre - 3263 S. Broadway - Englewood
Ska? What's ska?
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