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Lotus to perform Red Rocks socially-distanced concert

by Izzy Fincher September 22, 2020
by Izzy Fincher September 22, 2020 1 minutes read
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Lotus at Red Rocks (Courtesy of Press Here Publicity)

Instrumental-electronic collective Lotus will perform a live show at Red Rocks this Sunday, Sept. 27, at 7 p.m. Limited in-person tickets will maintain social distancing, and the show will also stream on nugs.tv. This tour promotes their 10th studio album “Free Swim,” which was released Aug. 21.

Lotus is a leader in the instrumental jam band genre with their groove-based music. Their retro aesthetic ranges from jazz to funk to disco to psychedelia, featuring groovy bass riffs, thick synth textures and funky beats. Their newest album “Free Swim” celebrates their diverse influences and is filled with funky dance music. Beginning with the jazzy Nile Rodgers-style track “Catacombs,” the album moves to a Stevie Wonder big-band aesthetic with “One Eyed Jones” and even a disco track, “Bjorn Gets a Haircut.”

In-person tickets can be purchased here. Livestream tickets  on nug.tv can be purchased here.

Contact Arts editor Izzy Fincher at isabella.fincher@colorado.edu. 

Izzy Fincher

Izzy Fincher graduated from the University of Colorado Boulder in 2023 with a B.A. in journalism and a B.M. in classical guitar performance with a business minor and certificates in music theory and music entrepreneurship. She worked at the CU Independent as an arts and culture reporter and editor from 2018-2022 and as a managing editor from 2022-2023. She can be reached on Instagram at @izzy_fincher.

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