After an eight-year recording hiatus, Leftover Salmon recently released their self-titled 2004 album as a digital download for the first time to run in conjunct with their upcoming Spring 2014 tour starting in California with sold-out shows. They are stopping in Fort Collins for a couple dates at The Aggie on April 18 & 19 as they head east to wrap up in May. With a history that started in Boulder of 1989, they added a new flavor to bluegrass as they spiced up their music with percussion and became leaders of the jam grass genre. The five-member group will also be performing outside Cervantes Masterpiece in Denver on April 20. Tickets for the Fort Collins shows are available at www.leftoversalmon.com or at www.theaggietheater.com.
Support Northern Colorado Journalism
Show your support for North Forty News by helping us produce more content. It's a kind and simple gesture that will help us continue to bring more content to you.
BONUS - Donors get a link in their receipt to sign up for our once-per-week instant text messaging alert. Get your e-copy of North Forty News the moment it is released!
Click to Donate