Contact
Booking
Piedmont Talent
Steve Hecht steve@piedmonttalent.com
Megan King megan@piedmonttalent.com
PO Box 680006
Charlotte, NC 28216
(704) 399-2210
Management
BandGuru Management
Post Office Box 11192
Denver, CO. USA 80211
(303) 477-6987
Documents
Biography (DOC)
Past Shows List (DOC)
Radio Station List (RTF)
Venue Support
Download the Full Rider (PDF)
(includes rider, input list, and stage plot)
Promo Photo #1 (High-Res RGB JPG)
Promo Photo #2 (High-Res RGB JPG)
Color Poster (Punchline) (High-Res CMYK JPG)
In The News
Elmore Magazine Review: Review of our new album “Punchline”
Colorado Music Buzz Magazine: Who’s Making Noise?: Boulder Acoustic Society
Denver Westword: Boulder Acoustic Society’s Punchline is perfectly timed
FolkWax: Playful Americana (PDF)
Charleston City Paper: Boulder Acoustic Society’s poly-sonic spree
5280: Old-Time Youth: Boulder Acoustic Society at Swallow Hill on Saturday
CerritosInk: “Boulder Acoustic Society Makes a Sierra Night Unique”
Drum Magazine: “New Blood: Scott Aller”
The State Journal-Register: “Boulder Acoustic Society rolls into town”
Denver Post: “Music makers get the sound just right”
Scene Magazine: “The Boulder Acoustic Society – The Caged Bird”
Boulder Weekly: Vocal locals
Daily Camera: “Old-timey twosome: Zebra Junction and Boulder Acoustic Society team up for a dual CD-release party”
Colorodo Daily: “‘Caged Bird’ is on the loose (JPG)”
Quotes / Testimonials
“Gems of Acoustic, Americana-Pop workmanship are abound here. To tell you which ones are better than the others would be rather fruitless. It’s all f’n good. With talent that harkens to practicing 8 hours every day when you were a kid, BAS have finally showcased the immense musical vision they had started out with sometime ago. Even if you take the killer packaging away – Its still one of the most memorable, can’t stop listening albums to ever come out of Colorado.”
“Experimental, but not pretentious. Fun and serious in all the right places. Weird, but not in a ‘look at how weird I am’ way.”
“The Boulder Acoustic Society get to do anything they want, largely because they say so. And by anything I mean yodeling during a rockabilly song, launching into a pretty killer David Byrne impression, or doing, in their own words, a “minor key acoustic punk version of ‘Maggie’s Farm.’ They can get away with this rampant eclecticism because they can pull it off, and while they walk the fine line between grating and experimental, they walk it quite well.”
“One must admit that BAS stays true to themselves in the sense that they continue to play exclusively acoustic music that gets people moving and shaking just as effectively as a club DJ playing the latest dance grooves!”
“Here, for us, is the future of String Band Music on a silver platter (assuming you buy the CD!). A multi-national, multicultural, symphonic, swingin’ band of young monsters that will bring you to the rocky mountain where they live and show you around the place… and you will like this place.”
