A pond with cattail reeds and mountains, sketched in a single pencil line, with an electrical diagram sun reflecting in the water - small red arrows form rays pointing in at the sun

Why do people say friends are forever?

Live music and Denver lore weave together in this new hybrid performance. As a Teacup Gorilla album-release concert is overtaken by Denver mythology, the bandmates are forced to contend with friendship, loss, identity, memory, and a cursed pool that “makes men soft.”

What does that mean? Could it be the hot springs in Ouray, or the waterfall at Casa Bonita? And why is there a kiddie pool on stage?

This is a love letter to our city. To friendships that last… and friendships that don’t. A queer and heartfelt reflection on friendship and change -- in a city that's not quite west, but also not midwest.

The show is also an album release for the new Teacup Gorilla EP. You'll hear all four songs from the album, along with brand new material written just for the live show. Music and story are based on the novel Riding SideSaddle*, by Miriam Suzanne.

Featuring different opening-act special guests every night!

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