While AMP is dedicated to bringing great music to Albuquerque, we do sometimes succumb to the charms of heading north to Santa Fe, especially in the summer. Cooler weather and beautiful outdoor venues makes for a lovely day trip. We'll be working on a series of shows with Fan Man Productions, who have been helping us bring some great acts to Albuquerque.
One of our favorite venues is the Santa Fe Brewing Company. The Brewing Company is on the south edge of Sante Fe. Take the Cerillos exit, head south, and look for their big sign on the right. Without having to head into Santa Fe proper, it takes only 40 minutes to get there from Albuquerque. They've got their own microbrews and a decent bar menu. Unless otherwise noted, these shows are all ages and outdoors on the huge patio. All shows start early too! Click for ticket outlets.
Be sure to check our main page for a list of great shows happening in Albuquerque!
Tickets for some of these shows are available in Albuquerque (cash only plus $2 surcharge) at:
4022 Rio Grande Blvd. NW, 344-8139
Natural Sound, 3422 Central Ave. SE, 255-8295
Tickets are also usually available through the Lensic Box Office (505-988-1234) and TicketsSantaFe.org.
The Felice Brothers
Wednesday, September 22
Santa Fe Brewing Company
37 Fire Place
(Just Off NM Highway 14)
7:30 PM
The Felice Brothers and their long time friends and band mates, Greg Farley and Christmas Clapton, come to us from the Catskill Mountains, where a homegrown sound has been working its way through the bloodlines for generations. Their rambling journey so far has brought them from busking in New York City subway stations, to tours across the world that have included enthusiastically received performances at major music festivals including Bonnaroo, All Points West, Outside Lands, and Langerado.
Read more about this show, watch videos and find out how to buy tickets!
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