Zach Mace knew from the beggining where he belonged,on stage. Whether it was varying choral performances or onstage acting the lead role in everything from West Side Story or Joseph and The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Zach took his community and school by storm. After graduating in 2000, Zach began writing and performing his own songs, creating a niche that was longing to be filled. Zach's ultimate goal is to tell the story of peace, love, soul, and freedom better than it's ever been told before.
Mark Swaim began playing piano at a young age, inspired by the Colorado mountains out his window, and his grandmother's music before him. While experimenting with many musical insturments over the years, Mark was bitten by the bluegrass bug in 1998 and fell in love with the mandolin. After growing up musically in the Boulder acoustic scene, he was exposed to many types of music including bluegrass, jazz, Brazilian choro, and funk. Mark now strives to bring all these influences to a new musical venture... and has finally come HOME.
Chris originally hails from Arlington, Texas. He spent one year at the University of North Texas in the jazz program but failed out due to extensive Street Fighter 2 competitions on the SuperNES video game system and a desire to play heavy music. After escaping to Colorado in 2001 (arrived at 1:30 AM on 9/11/01), he has played in several local Denver bands, most recently Octopus Nebula, AAA, and Emergency Broadcast. His influences stretch over a wide distance, everything from Mike Watt (and most all SoCal punk from the 80s) and Erasure to Return to Forever and John Denver. He likes almost all foods, long walks on the beach, and surf movies. He was welcomed HOME in Keystone on Aug 9th.
Home playing "Long Time Ago" at the MoBoogie Loft 12/1/08
Home playing "Summer" at the MoBoogie Loft 12/1/08
Home playing "Reggae" at Harvest Fest 2008 Harmony Park, MN
Join us in Dreamtime as we envision and embrace our deeper dreams, learn, connect and co-create in an atmosphere of celebration, participation, creative expression and community.
The 2009 Dreamtime Festival, July 16-20th, includes four full days of amazing performances on four stages, hundreds of cutting edge workshops, interactive theme camps and art installations, free camping and parking.
- Over 100 workshops including Henry Redcloud of the Lakota, and the Mayan oracle AumRak.
- Four days of amazing performance on four stages, featuring Cheb i Sabbah, Govinda, and Lunar Fire (the wild alter ego of Kan'Nal).
- Over 18 theme camps, including a healing village offering free massage
- Art installations including a solar full size crashed flying saucer stage and sound system.
Yo yo yo!!! check out the wookiefoot bulletin if you want to know more about the elements that the park is split up in! We are in the EARTH section!! PROJECT EARTH...at HOME with HOME!!!! peace
Hello friends,
Widespread Tuesday at Tooeys is here! This weekly event has been
growing in popularity with some phenomenal musicians and special guests
featured each week! My sponsor Flying Dog Beer will be in tonight
giving away free beer and giveaways from 9-11pm, so don't miss out!
Here are the details:
Widespread Tuesdays at Tooey's
1521 Marion Street
The new gathering place of the Panic Community! Full Panic show starts
at 8pm with live music featuring some of the best musicians Denver has
to offer, $3.00 Flying Dog Bottles, $4.00 Maker’s Mark drinks and NO
COVER! Check out my myspace page for the featured musician of each week.
This week: Evan Sitchler of Disco Floyd and Matt Robinson of 10-4 and the Good Buddies!!! www.myspace.com/jbdrumz www.tooeyoffcolfax.com www.myspace.com/431390577
Spread the word, pass this bulletin on to your friends and please support!!!
See you at the show!
yo home, its rudy this is me and my lil click good seeing u at harmony park take care and hope things are swell live life well dont repeal sit back n get hi as
Hey dudes- Did you get the final word yet?? Are you coming for Project Earth?? They are still slacking on announcing the bands...not like it matters...I will be there anyways!!!! hope all is well...Can't wait to see yall again!!! peace and love!
Hello friends, Widespread
Tuesday at Tooeys here! I am happy to annouce that this Tuesday, June
2nd, we will be having Daniel Hutchens and Eric Martinez from the
Athens, GA rock band Bloodkin and keyboardist Bill McKay of Leftover
Salmon! They will be playing earlier in the day at Owsley's(22nd
& Lawrence) for Happy Hour On The Deck from 5:00-8:00, then at
Tooeys from 9pm to close. www.bloodkin.net www.myspace.com/bloodkinmusic www.ericmartinezmusic.com
Here are the details: Widespread Tuesdays at Tooey's 1521 Marion Street The
new gathering place of the Panic Community! Full Panic show starts at
8pm with live music featuring some of the best musicians Denver has to
offer, $3.00 Flying Dog Bottles, $4.00 Maker’s Mark drinks and NO
COVER! Check out my myspace page for the featured musician of each week. www.myspace.com/jbdrumz www.tooeyoffcolfax.com www.myspace.com/431390577
Spread the word, pass this bulletin on to your friends and please support!!! See you at the shows!
MINNESOTA LOVES YOU!!!!! and wants you to come on back now, ya here! hehehe hahaha...we could shot gun some beers then slap some bags! Seriously though love ya and miss ya!
I LOVE you guys THIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIS MUCH!!!!!!! It was great to see you fellas again and get a chance to party and hang out!! Much love to all you great MFers!! peace and much love!
Zach Mace knew from the beggining where he belonged,on stage. Whether it was varying choral performances or onstage acting the lead role in everything from West Side Story or Joseph and The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Zach took his community and school by storm. After graduating in 2000, Zach began writing and performing his own songs, creating a niche that was longing to be filled. Zach's ultimate goal is to tell the story of peace, love, soul, and freedom better than it's ever been told before.
Mark Swaim began playing piano at a young age, inspired by the Colorado mountains out his window, and his grandmother's music before him. While experimenting with many musical insturments over the years, Mark was bitten by the bluegrass bug in 1998 and fell in love with the mandolin. After growing up musically in the Boulder acoustic scene, he was exposed to many types of music including bluegrass, jazz, Brazilian choro, and funk. Mark now strives to bring all these influences to a new musical venture... and has finally come HOME.
Chris originally hails from Arlington, Texas. He spent one year at the University of North Texas in the jazz program but failed out due to extensive Street Fighter 2 competitions on the SuperNES video game system and a desire to play heavy music. After escaping to Colorado in 2001 (arrived at 1:30 AM on 9/11/01), he has played in several local Denver bands, most recently Octopus Nebula, AAA, and Emergency Broadcast. His influences stretch over a wide distance, everything from Mike Watt (and most all SoCal punk from the 80s) and Erasure to Return to Forever and John Denver. He likes almost all foods, long walks on the beach, and surf movies. He was welcomed HOME in Keystone on Aug 9th.
