Quick Suburban Home 14th Anniversary Update

Words cannot even begin to tell how special this past weekend was. If I could have dreamed up how I wanted things to go, this weekend surpassed those hopes. There was so much positivity all weekend. I met some new friends and saw lots of good, old friends. Having 14 bands in town was just awesome. From the opening notes of Look Mexico’s set to Tim Barry’s unplugged final song, everyone did an amazing job. Our Garage Sale turned into a hootenanny of our artists passing around guitars and taking turns singing songs. Our BBQ and Washer’s tournament was a blast and the weather was perfect. I had a smile all weekend long. Having people from all over the United States flying into Denver for the weekend made me feel extra special. It just meant the world to me that people thought enough of what we do to come from New York, New Jersey, California, Georgia, New Mexico, Utah, Nevada, Minnesota, Virginia, Florida, and locally. It really made me feel like what we do at Suburban Home and Vinyl Collective made a difference for some folks and that is all I have ever hoped to do.

I am totally cracked out from going out 4 nights in a row, drinking beer all day and all night, and getting absolutely no rest. Because of this, you may have noticed a lack of updates on the site. I’m sorry, but man, I am getting too old to do what I did this weekend. I should be back on my game tomorrow, but I do plan on posting a few things today.

Thanks everyone for helping us get to 14 years. Thanks everyone who made it out for our festivities. Independent music matters, I had proof of that all weekend long.