Here are Reverb’s best concerts for the week of 01/04/13-01/10/13. The list includes Justin Bieber, Trampled by Turtles and more.
4) Justin Bieber, Jan. 7, Pepsi Center, SOLD OUT
Most music fans likely got their fill of concertgoing on New Year’s Eve, with three days of great shows in Colorado. This leaves pickings this week a little light. While it might not be the show of choice for anyone older than 13, the concert at the will be the most high-profile of the month. Biebs hits Colorado on Jan. 7 to send the state’s tweens wild (good thing itap winter break). of “Call Me Maybe” fame is his opener. Tickets are sold out and are ranging from $118-$327 on stubhub.com. If thatap too expensive, Bieber will be back at the Pepsi Center again on June 30 for less.
3) Reel Big Fish, Jan. 10, Gothic Theatre, $23.50-$25
Take a trip back to the ’90s on Jan. 10 with at the . The California group is touring that nostalgic ska-pop sound with its only original member, Aaron Barrett. If the genre never makes another comeback, at least you can say you got to get rowdy and mosh during a trumpet solo at least one time in your life.
2) Jeff Jenkins Quartet, Jan. 5, Dazzle Restaurant & Lounge, $13.50
In December, , one of the most influential jazz pianists of all time, On Jan. 5 at , the Jeff Jenkins Quartet is performing the music of Brubeck at 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. Jenkins currently teaches at CU-Boulder.
1) Trampled by Turtles, Jan. 10, Ogden Theatre, $27.50-$30
To wind down from the holidays, or the Bieber concert you just took your kid to, the perfect remedy might be a little banjo and some gentle harmonies. If thatap the case, the show at the on Jan. 10 comes at the perfect time. The acoustic troupe has become a familiar face in Colorado, specifically at the . The group even sold out the Ogden in May. To match the mellowness, Los Angeles folk-pop duo honeyhoney is opening the show. Tickets are $27.50-$30. Trampled is also playing a second night at the Ogden on Jan 11.
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