A record of love, lust and lost set to infectious rhythms, if Grace Potter and The Nocturnals were Fleetwood Mac, their new, self-titled record would be their Rumours–glamorous yet accessible.
Sweet and sultry in places, rough and rowdy around the edges and oozing confidence, Grace grooves through rock, R&B and ’70s pop with Catherine Popper (bass), Scott Tournet (lead guitar), Matt Burr (drums), and Benny Yurco (rhythm guitar).
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Electrifying the Antone’s stage during the Americana Music Association showcase, Grace Potter & the Nocturnals put some tunes from their upcoming record to the test.
The packed house had just been treated to the Court Yard Hounds (Martie Maguire and Emily Robison of the Dixie Chicks’ new venture) which, while a great folky set, lacked a proper dancing groove.
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As part of their SXSW offerings, KGSR (now on the dial at 93.3) hosts a live broadcast from the lobby of the Four Seasons hotel. With a lineup including John Hiatt, Grace Potter, Jakob Dylan and the new Dixie Chicks spin-off project from Martie Maguire and Emily Robison, fans rose early (4:30am in some cases) to get a chair or a scare piece of carpet to enjoy music and breakfast for a small donation to the Seton Shivers Cancer Foundation. More…
The KBCO Holiday Concert at the Ogden Theatre brought together a trifecta of talented bands: Brett Dennen, Grace Potter and the Nocturnals and Denver’s own Paper Bird. And though it was below freezing outside, the crowd inside kept warm as they danced the night away.
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Playing Boulder’s Fox Theatre, the Vermont-based band, Grace Potter & the Nocturnals, kept the crowd dancing for nearly two hours with electrifying, soulful vocals and incredible blues-rock rhythms.
At about 10:30, Grace and the band took the stage saying, “How’re you doing, Boulder? Are you ready to move?”
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