This is the beginning of Daylight Saving Time, did you spring forward yet?
On 'Your Sunday Brunch' we have a great 'time' planned for you, getting ready for the opening night of Cheyenne Frontier Days, celebrating rock birthdays, telling you about new releases coming out Tuesday and commemorating a couple losses to the music world.
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Are you excited to see Journey open Cheyenne Frontier Days this Summer?
Get to know the newest member of the band, Arnel Pineda, by watching the documentary released last year, 'Don't Stop Believin': Everyman's Journey.'
The film opens at theaters across the U.S. on Friday, March 8, including the Sie Film Center, 2510 East Colfax, in Denver.
Did you think March came in like a lamb or like a lion?
It's been sunny and warm so far but with the strong winds on Friday, we're saying the month arrived like a lion.
So on 'Your Sunday Brunch' we'll play some lion songs, tell you about new releases, preview upcoming shows, recognize Songwriter Hall of Fame inductees, inform you of music world losses and celebrate rock birthdays.
Are you in the mood for some live entertainment? There are plenty of choices all around our area this week.
One of the Grateful Dead drummers brings his tour to Boulder on Wednesday. The Mickey Hart Band play at the Fox Theatre on February 27.
Do you have any plans for this final Sunday morning of February between 7 and 10? Besides, maybe trying to balance the coffee pot on top of your forehead?
We're celebrating the Daytona 500, rock birthdays, new music releases, concerts coming and lots more on 'Your Sunday Brunch.' It's also the final one of February, so we'll play an 'Album Side Sunday' at the beginning of the 8 o'clock hour.
It's worth the trip to drive to see your favorite band playing at venues across the area, who do you want to see?
Two of my favorite musicians, Bob Weir and Phil Lesh, are playing this week with Furthur at two different venues. Thursday, February 21, they play a sold-out show
Are you ready for the Rush concert this Summer at the Pepsi Center?
The trio from Canada have added new dates to their 'Clockwork Angels' tour including a stop at Denver's Pepsi Center on August 2, tickets go on sale Monday, February 25.
Are you enjoying a long President's Day holiday weekend?
That might give you a chance to wake up early and listen to 'Your Sunday Brunch' from 7 until 10 a.m. on February 17.
We'll play a song by Presidents, catch up on some rock and roll news, celebrate a couple musical birthdays, get you ready for this week's concerts, acknowledge the death of a hall of fame bassist and even contemplate life itself.
What concert plans do you have this week?
There are lots of reasons to enjoy a night on the town; Mardi Gras' Fat Tuesday, Valentines Day and...well, you haven't been out lately and there are some great bands playing.
Have you seen Killer Rabbit?
We're talking about the Cheyenne rock and blues band not some out of control creature after your carrots.
Killer Rabbit play a free show at The Midtown Tavern starting at 8 tonight, February 8. And during the 5 o'clock hour, members of the band will visit the KING FM studios.
Are you craving some live entertainment? There are a lot of bands playing around our area this week, here's a look at some that you can see.
Green Day had to cancel their scheduled performance tonight, February 6, at the 1st Bank Center in Broomfield, Colorado due to Billie Joe Armstrong's rehabilitation stint.
How are you starting the first Sunday morning of February 2013?
Why not join our party going on from 7 until 10 a.m. on 'Your Sunday Brunch.'
We have three hours filled with Brotherly Love in honor of the Harbaugh's playing each other in the big football game.
We'll pay tribute to the 2013 MusiCares Person of the Year, we have some health news about a Texas guitarist, musical birthdays to celebrate and rock history to commemorate.
