Concerts

Concert, Television & Radio Appearances

A letter of reference from John McEuen of The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. click image for full size PDF

Swallow Hill – Denver, Co. – January 2006
Performed with John McEuen and Matt Cartsonis.

Eric Lowen, Warren, Dan Navarro

Lowen & Navarro Carnival Cruise Somewhere in The Caribbean January 2006 Performed with Lowen & Navarro.

House Concert – Denver, Co. – November 2005
Opened for Mare Lennon.

Hudson Gardens Littleton, Co. August 2005 Performed with The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band

Jeff Hanna, former road manager Lenny Martinez, Warren, John McEuen

Miner’s Alley Playhouse – Golden, Co. – June 2005
Performed with Amilia K Spicer.

Rock ‘n’ Soul Café – Boulder Co. – June 2005
Opened for and performed with Amilia K Spicer.

Swallow Hill – Denver, Co. – April 2005
Performed with John McEuen of The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Nathan McEuen,
& Jim Ratts (Runaway Express).

Warren w/ John McEuen

The Rialto Theater Loveland Co. Sept 2004 performed with John McEuen of The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band.

The Gerald Ford Amphitheater – Vail Co – July 2004

The Apple Shed – Cedaredge, Co – July 2004

The Little Bear – Evergreen, Co – July 2004
performed with John & Jonathan McEuen.
These shows were recorded for national broadcast on XM Satellite Radio.

Private Concert – Denver, Co – June 2004

Gold Strike Days – Arvada, Co – June 2004

The Warehouse Theater – Colorado Springs, Co. – June 2004
performed with John McEuen of The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band.

The Little Bear Evergreen, Co. April 2002 performed with John McEuen & Jimmy Ibbotson of The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band.

Warren w/ Jimmy Ibbotson

The Warehouse Theater – Colorado Springs, Co. – August 2001
performed with John McEuen & Jimmy Ibbotson of The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band.

Eric Baker, Warren, Richie Furay

Fairfax Park Commerce City, Co. July 2001 with Eric Baker opened for Poco. Eric and Warren were joined onstage by Richie Furay (Buffalo Springfield / Poco and member of The Rock-n-Roll Hall of Fame).

The Little Bear – Evergreen, Co. – August 2000
performed with John McEuen & Jimmy Ibbotson of The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band.

The Gothic Theatre Englewood, Co. July 1999 with Eric Baker opened for Richie Havens.

The Little Bear – Evergreen, Co. – April 1999
with Eric Baker – opened for and performed with John McEuen & Jimmy Ibbotson of
The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band.

The Little Bear – Evergreen, Co. – August 1998
opened for Eric Burdon (The Animals / War).

The Fox Theatre Boulder, Co. November 1997 with Eric Baker opened for Eric Burdon (The Animals / War).

The Fox Theatre – Boulder, Co. – December 1996
with Eric Baker – opened for The Mavericks.

The Fox Theatre Boulder, Co. April 1996 with Eric Baker opened for Dave Mason.

Freedom Fest ’94 Central City, Co. July 1994 two concerts with Eric Baker opened for The Beat Farmers. opened for Jim Messina (Buffalo Springfield / Poco / Loggins & Messina).

Eric & Warren

Michael Martin Murphey’s West Fest Copper Mountain, Co. September 1993 performed with John & Jonathan McEuen; headliners included Vince Gill.

Warren, Jonathan & John McEuen

Arvada Center For The Performing Arts – Arvada, Co. – July 1993
performed with John & Jonathan McEuen and Southern Exposure.

Michael Martin Murphey’s West Fest – Copper Mountain, Co. – September 1992
performed with The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band.

Mid-Winter Bluegrass Festival – Ft. Collins, Co. – February 1991
performed with John McEuen; opening acts included The Dixie Chicks.

KDHT Radio – Denver, Co. – November 1990
with Eric Baker – Acoustic Music Series Studio Concert.

Boulder Folk & Bluegrass Festival – Chautauqua Park – Boulder, Co. – September 1988
headliners included Utah Phillips, Christine Lavin and Yolacamba Ita.

Boulder Folk & Bluegrass Festival Chautauqua Park Boulder, Co. September 1987 with Eric Baker; headliners included Chuck Pyle and John McEuen.

Eric & Warren

The Maxwell House – Idaho Springs, Co. – March 1987
performed with John McEuen opening for The Marshall Tucker Band.

McNichols Arena – Denver, Co. – June 1986
performed with The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band on their 20th Anniversary Show;
guests included Doc Watson, Marty Stuart, Ricky Skaggs, Vince Gill, Emmylou Harris,
Michael Martin Murphey, Nicollette Larsen, Jerry Jeff Walker and John Prine.

Boulder Folk & Bluegrass Festival – Chautauqua Park – Boulder, Co. – September 1986
headliners included Tim & Mollie O’Brien, Tony Trischka & Skyline, and Utah Phillips.

Backstage Pass – American Cablevision of Littleton, Co. – September 1985
appeared on the locally produced cable television talk show.

Cominatcha Live – American Cablevision of Wheatridge, Co. – September 1985
appeared on the locally produced cable television music program.

Boulder Folk & Bluegrass Festival – Chautauqua Park – Boulder, Co. – September 1985
headliners included Michael Hedges and Jon Ims.

The Rocky Mountain Opry – Red Rocks Amphitheater – Denver, Co. – July 1985
opened John McEuen’s 5th annual show; performed solo and was joined by John;
headliners included David Bromberg, Arlo Guthrie, Bonnie Raitt, Ricky Skaggs
and The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band.

Cominatcha Live – American Cablevision of Wheatridge, Co. – November 1984
hosted the locally produced cable television music program.

Cominatcha Live – American Cablevision of Wheatridge, Co. – September 1984
appeared on the locally produced cable television music program.

Boulder Folk & Bluegrass Festival – Chautauqua Park – Boulder, Co. – September 1984
headliners included Jon Ims and Chuck Pyle.

The Rocky Mountain Opry – Denver Coliseum – Denver, Co. – August 1984
performed with Nitty Gritty Dirt Band members John McEuen, Jeff Hanna, Jim Ibbotson
and T. Michael Coleman (bassist for Doc Watson and The Seldom Scene); headliners
included Donovan, David Bromberg, The Bellamy Brothers and The Denver Symphony.

The Studio – Vail, Co. – January 1984
opened two shows for Kenny Rankin.

The Red Lion – Vail, Co. – February 1983
performed in two concerts with John McEuen of The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band.

The Paradise Theater – Aspen, Co. – January 1983
opened two shows for Russell Smith of The Amazing Rhythm Aces.

Cominatcha Live – American Cablevision of Littleton, Co. – September 1982
appeared on the pilot show of the locally produced cable television music program.

The Sheraton Ballroom – Anchorage, Alaska – June 1982
performed with The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band.

The Rocky Mountain Opry Red Rocks Amphitheater Denver Co. - June 1982 performed with John McEuen (of The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band); headliners included Steve Goodman, Asleep At The Wheel, David Bromberg, The Ozark Mountain Daredevils, The Dixie Dregs and The David Grissman Quartet.

The Rocky Mountain Opry – Red Rocks Amphitheater – Denver, Co. – July 1981
performed with John McEuen & Jimmy Ibbotson (of The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band);
headliners included Mason Williams, Riders In The Sky, Leo Kottke, John Hartford,
Doc Watson, and Leon Russell & The New Grass Revival.

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