National Park Radio

4483 Logan St. ,Denver CO 80216

18 June, 2021

Description

National Park Radio Globe Hall Presents 16+ National Park Radio Globe Hall Presents National Park Radio on Friday, July 27 -- National Park Radio Website | Facebook | Instagram National Park Radio is a indie-folk duo from the Ozarks, echoing fresh but familiar sounds of The Avett Brothers and The Lumineers. Releasing a self-produced EP in early 2013 sparked their rapidly growing fanbase, and 2016 brought their debut full-length album "The Great Divide". In early 2017, follow-up album "Old Forests" was released in an attempt to get back to their indie roots. Touring the country and building their passionate fan-base ever since, National Park Radio released “The Road Ahead” in 2020 during quarantine, which features elegant, adventurous songwriting along with the beautiful harmonies of husband and wife duo Stefan & Kerrie Szabo. All sales are final. Review your order carefully, there are no refunds for any reason. Tickets are non-transferable. No tickets are mailed to you, your name will be on the will call list night of show. Night of show (1) bring a valid government issued ID and (2) print your confirmation e-mail and bring with you night of show. To transfer your ticket: Please provide the person who will be using your tickets with your electronic receipt (electronic or printed). They will need to show it at the door the night of show. This will be honored as long as no one else has checked in using a duplicate electronic receipt. Come hungry! Check out Globe Hall's award winning BBQ! National Park Radio Emotional, gut-wrenching, but still incredibly hopeful, National Park Radio’s music reverberates important themes about life, love, and difficult choices, all while echoing the enduring beauty of the band’s deep-seated roots in the Ozark Mountains. Formed in Harrison, Arkansas in 2012, National Park Radio, headed by singer/songwriter Stefan Szabo, have infused the surrounding region (and many others as well) with their unique brand of indie folk music. Emerging from the shadows cast by giants Mumford & Sons, The Decemberists, and The Avett Brothers, NPR offers the indie folk world something a little different: An outstanding blend of incisive songwriting and organic Americana charm, alongside a heritage in genuine mountain music. Szabo (lead vocals, acoustic guitar) self-produced the band’s EP back in 2013, and National Park Radio has never looked back. Initially, the music spread like mountain wildfire throughout the region, earning the band a substantial and incredibly loyal following in their home region. Szabo’s wife Kerrie joined the band with the release of their album “Old Forests” (2017), bringing beautiful harmonies and a unique chemistry that creates a sense of family at the core of the band. They have spent the last few years touring and gaining fans throughout the West and Midwest, from California to Nashville. National Park Radio Emotional, gut-wrenching, but still incredibly hopeful, National Park Radio’s music reverberates important themes about life, love, and difficult choices, all while echoing the enduring beauty of the band’s deep-seated roots in the Ozark Mountains. Formed in Harrison, Arkansas in 2012, National Park Radio, headed by singer/songwriter Stefan Szabo, have infused the surrounding region (and many others as well) with their unique brand of indie folk music. Emerging from the shadows cast by giants Mumford & Sons, The Decemberists, and The Avett Brothers, NPR offers the indie folk world something a little different: An outstanding blend of incisive songwriting and organic Americana charm, alongside a heritage in genuine mountain music. Szabo (lead vocals, acoustic guitar) self-produced the band’s EP back in 2013, and National Park Radio has never looked back. Initially, the music spread like mountain wildfire throughout the region, earning the band a substantial and incredibly loyal following in their home region. Szabo’s wife Kerrie joined the band with the release of their album “Old Forests” (2017), bringing beautiful harmonies and a unique chemistry that creates a sense of family at the core of the band. They have spent the last few years touring and gaining fans throughout the West and Midwest, from California to Nashville. National Park Radio