Leftover Salmon’s Thanksgiving 2011 Run at The Ogden

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Words & Videos By Nicholas Stock (phatphlogblog.blogspot.com)
Photo By Greg Molitor (ReMIND Photography)

This has been a year of redemption for Leftover Salmon, truly landing on the same page in a big way. With the addition of Andy Thorn on banjo and the recent inclusion of Wally Ingram on the kit, LoS has found new life and reinvigoration within their sound. I’ve caught them twice this year including a night at The Mish on their River Run, and they have continued to build musically since. I was extremely excited to hear them announce two nights with Head for the Hills at Denver’s Ogden Theatre to celebrate Thanksgiving. Here are the dates:

Friday, November 25 ~ Doors at 8:00 PM

Saturday, November 26 ~ Doors at 8:00 PM



Leftover Salmon is also hosting a food drive with Conscious Alliance. Bringing in ten cans of food or more will get you a commemorative event poster. This is sure to be a solid two-night run in Denver from the one and only Poly Ethnic Cajun Slamgrass band.

Tickets are on sale now and you can purchase them at www.axs.com/denver-co , as well as the Ogden box office. MusicMarauders will be covering both nights, so stay tuned. See you at the shows!

www.leftoversalmon.com

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