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Join us as we celebrate the release of "The Great Plains are an Ocean" on Friday, June 4, at Mutiny Information Cafe—one of the coolest spots in Denver. I'll be joined by fellow Denver singer-songwriters Placekeeper (emo/alt-country) and Josh Walker (Americana). It's free, and should be fun! Facebook event if you want to RSVP there
I'll be performing at the Denver Art Society as part of a line-up of local music during the monthly First Friday Art Walk at Denver's Art District on Santa Fe. I've got the 6:30-7 p.m. slot, but the music runs all the way from 6 to 10 p.m. If you haven't been, the Art Walk […]
Come listen to sad songs first thing in the morning while browsing locally produced food! The Saturday Market at City Park is a perfect Denver Saturday morning experience. Food options for breakfast, brunch, and lunch. Live, local musicians play tunes for all to hear while local produce vendors sell seasonal, top notch foods that are […]
I'll be performing at the 2021 Philippine Festival hosted by the Filipino-American Community of Colorado. I'll probably break out a couple of Tagalog covers! Not yet sure when exactly my set begins, but will update here when I know. See more info on the Facebook event page. I know for sure there will be great […]
This Labor Day Weekend, Sept. 4-6, 2021, I'll be playing at Down in Denver, a music festival stacked with some awesome local artists. So far, I'm slated to play Saturday, Sept. 4, at 1:30 p.m. on the Further Stage. See the line up here. The official schedule can be found on the Down in Denver […]
Join us at Mutiny Info Cafe on Sunday, December 12 for live music from Desert Atlas, Nathaniel Riley, and Distance Walk. Desert Atlas plays at 7, Nathaniel at 8, and Distance Walk at 9. Desert Atlas is Denver-based singer-songwriter Mark Ramirez. 303 Magazine celebrated Desert Atlas’s debut album for its “thoughtful lyricism” and expansive soundscapes, […]
Drawing on a variety of musical influences like Bright Eyes, Destroyer and La Femme, Fire Motel creates shimmering synthetic effects, nostalgic guitar tones all playing under a warm undertone. Doors open at 8 p.m., tickets available via https://www.etix.com/ticket/p/5624193/ (or fee-free directly from me). Facebook event page | Lost Lake event page
Desert Atlas is Mark Ramirez, who plays plugged-in indie folk with distinctive, literate lyrics that draw comparisons to Pedro the Lion. Originally from the Philippines, he’s been in Denver since 2015 and released his first solo full-length album—The Great Plains are an Ocean—in June 2021, available on all streaming services.
The Roxy on Broadway is one of my favorite places to hang in Denver (usually at the twice-monthly open mics), so I am incredibly pleased to be playing here. On a Saturday night, no less! I really hope you can make it. The stage is beautiful, manager Cody and the bar staff are attentive and […]
The Art District on Santa Fe's Sundays on Santa Fe event is coming back on March 27, and I'll be playing at the Denver Art Society that day from 1 to 2 p.m. It's a free gallery walk, and the Art Society features over 100 artists. Live music there starts at 11 a.m.: Daneeca Medina […]
ANOTHER UPDATE (4/27): This show has been canceled due to illness. UPDATE: This show has been rescheduled for April 29, 2022. Singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Mark Ramirez, who performs and records under the name Desert Atlas, writes what he calls lowercase songs, which often document a preoccupation with time and place: geography and geology, weather and […]