For my final Red Rocks memory, I had to share this one. The video is a bit blurry, but playing with Phil Lesh & Friends in 1999 was unforgettable. Once we settled in and let Phil lead us through his "electric Dixieland," the music took over.
See you this weekend!
In my countdown of incredible moments at Red Rocks, this one was the brainchild of Travis. He contacted a local Irish step dance troupe, and they performed with us as we played “Rivertrance.” It’s amazing how much technique and timing these dancers had. I’d love to do this again!
In my countdown of great Red Rocks moments, this one was unique because I wasn't even at the show! My friend Karl Washington played the second set while I was at a Taylor Swift concert with my kids. I wasn't there, but I heard he absolutely rocked!
For this week’s countdown of my favorite Red Rocks moments, playing with Kamasi Washington is definitely up there. What a great musician and an even greater human. An amazing night of music!
I thought it would be fun, as we roll into Red Rocks, to share some of my favorite moments over the years. At the top of the list is playing with Greg Allman! What an honor! Playing “Southbound” with him was amazing. Plus, look at that lineup—Warren Haynes, Oteil, and more.
Got some time on the reservoir this weekend. It’s pretty low, but it was still fun to be out! And wet enough to soak my iPhone… that was an expensive SUP float!
“So fun to be playing new music! All the songs are sounding great. I wrote Fete-Tama (pronounced "fet tah-muh") originally on piano as a bluegrass style tune. The band helped me develop it further. Nice to get it out into the world!" - @KyleOnKeys