West Texas native Creed Fisher brought his Outlaw County back to the Grizzly Rose on Friday night. Embracing his Redneck roots and life on the road, Fisher activated the crowd with songs such as More Than One Year and People Like Me. Then he energized the crowd with Burn My Flag and Maybe I Am. Adding drinking songs such as I’ve Been Drunk, Fisher kept the party going before showing more love for his country with A Place Called USA. Find the full setlist in the photos below.
Fisher was backed by Derek on drums, Chuck on bass, and Emanuele on guitar. Fisher and the band ended the show with Old School.
Check Creed Fisher’s website, CreedFisher.com, for more information.
Out of Nashville, Jilly Martin and Ryan Brooks Kelly began making music together in 2014 in the New England area. They have been playing in Denver all week and will wrap up at the Grizzly Rose on Sunday night. They will be back in July.
Martin & Kelly started the show with Pour Me and Think of a Reason Later, then hit early-arriving listeners with original tunes I’m Gonna Kiss You and Either Way. They engaged the crowd with songs like Pretty Woman and Fast as You. Martin & Kelly also nailed classic covers of Good-hearted Woman, Eastbound and Down, and Sin Wagon.
Martin & Kelly had Jilly Martin on vocals and acoustic guitar, Ryan Kelly on vocals and acoustic and electric guitars, Wyatt Wear on bass, and Gabe Mangione on drums.
Martin & Kelly also paid tribute to Veterans with Stood Their Ground.
Martin & Kelly had Jilly Martin on vocals and acoustic guitar, Ryan Kelly on vocals and acoustic and electric guitars, Wyatt Wear on bass, and Gabe Mangione on drums.
Follow Martin & Kelly at martinkellymusic.com.
