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3602 E. Colfax, Denver, CO 80206
2 Blocks East of Bluebird Theater
303.296.1003

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Genre: Concerts

The Ivy w/ Swim Fan + Clone The Wolf

Lost Lake Presents The Ivy with Swim Fan and Clone The Wolf on Wednesday, December 6th.The Ivy is an indie synth-pop duo from Oklahoma. Exemplifying a pure, nostalgic sound, they deliver electrifying performances featuring retro style grooves. The duo came together in the Oklahoma’s music scene, having first met at music production school. The band has since been touring and honing their live show, performing alongside acts such as LANY and The Band Camino. Being among the first indie pop bands in recent years to emerge from Oklahoma, the band has accomplished a lot already, completely organically. Having just wrapped up the summer playing a US tour supporting Grayscale, in the midst of their 3rd EP release, The Ivy is in the process of releasing their next project, starting with: Broad Shoulders.- 16+, under 16 admitted with ticketed guardian

Guerilla Toss w/ DJ Bhodi

Lost Lake Presents Guerilla Toss with DJ Bhodi on Wednesday, August 30 —  Dig deep enough inside yourself—start treating your body as your sanctuary rather than your enemy—and eventually you’ll find yourself blooming right back out into the sun. That’s the transformation Guerilla Toss trace on their newest album “Famously Alive,” their effervescent Sub Pop debut. After a decade sprinkling glitter into grit, building a reputation as one of the most ferociously creative art-rock groups working, the upstate New York band have eased fully into their light. This is Guerilla Toss at their most luminescent—awake, alive, and extending an open invitation to anyone who wants to soak it all up beside them. Singer and lyricist Kassie Carlson, multi-instrumentalist Peter Negroponte and guitarist Arian Shafiee wrote “Famously Alive” at home in the Catskills during the pervading quiet of the pandemic year. The uncertainty of COVID-19 lockdowns and the total disruption of routine forced Carlson to negotiate with herself in new and challenging ways. “You have to be with yourself all the time during the pandemic,” she says. “I had to figure out a way to manage my anxiety. The pandemic was hard, but it helped me get comfortable inside my own body. My peace of mind came out of being thrust into the deepest shit. This album is all about being happy, being alive, and strength. It’s meant to inspire people.” The album’s title derives from a poem written by a close friend of the band, Jonny Tatelman, who supported Carlson through the early stages of her recovery from opiate addiction. The poem comprises the entirety of the lyrics to the title track, an exuberant ode to loving your own survival and charting a course into unconditional self-acceptance. “The song ‘Famously Alive’ is about living with purpose and excitement whether you’re famous or not, accepting your strangeness and thriving even if your successes look different than other people’s,” notes Carlson. “To me, ‘Famously Alive’ means flipping the notion of dying famously to living famously,” Negroponte adds. “I also like to think of it as a way to describe living through something traumatic and coming out of it a stronger, wiser person.” – 16+, under 16 admitted with ticketed guardian

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