played in a double bill with Blind Pilot, and he’ll return to the foothills venue on Monday night. Ritter is a storyteller above all else — a songwriter whose lyrical chops outweigh his raspy voice. He performs with a tight, in-the-pocket backing band (the Royal City Band) that helps to dress up his pop/rock/folk numbers. Singer-songwriter Anais Mitchell will open the show. Tickets, $25-$42, are available through . Or you can win a pair below:
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