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Newcomers Home Free Jingle Jam Concert

Friday, Dec. 16, Heritage Plaza in Mountain Village,

4-6 p.m.

Telluride Rock and Roll Academy

Saturday, Dec. 17, Sheridan Opera House

Dave Mason

Tuesday, Dec. 27, Sheridan Opera House

Maura O'Connell

Wednesday, Dec. 28, Sheridan Opera House

Sam Bush Band

Saturday, Dec. 31, Telluride Conference Center

Los Lobos

Saturday, Dec. 31, Sheridan Opera House

Mama's Cookin'

Saturday, Dec. 31, Fly Me To The Moon

Jeff Daniels

Monday, Jan. 2, Sheridan Opera House

Robert Earl Keen

Tuesday, Jan. 10, Sheridan Opera House, 8 p.m.

Tre Hardson

Friday, Jan. 13 & Saturday, Jan. 14, Fly Me To The Moon

Tea Leaf Green

Saturday, Jan. 14, Telluride Conference Center

Lez Zepplin

Tuesday, Jan. 17, Sheridan Opera House

Bongo Love: Tribute to Bob Marley

Thursday, Jan. 26, Sheridan Opera House

Honky Tonk Homeslice Featuring Billy Nershi,

Railroad Earth and Special Guests.

Friday, Jan. 27 & Saturday, Jan. 28, Sheridan Opera House

Holy Moses & the High Rollers

Saturday, Jan. 28, Fly Me To The Moon

Kevin Mahogany

Sunday, Jan. 29, Sheridan Opera House, 8 p.m.

Hairy Apes BMX, The Dead Kenny Gs

Wednesday, Feb. 1 & Thursday, Feb. 2,

Fly Me To The Moon

WoolEye

Friday, Feb. 17, Fly Me To The Moon

Judy Collins

Monday, March 13, Sheridan Opera House

To post a listing, please email mark@grooview.com
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