According to Spotify, Denverites stream CAAMP more than any other city, and bassist Matt Vinson says the endlessly attentive and enthusiastic crowds here prove it.
CAAMP ended its two-night run at Red Rocks last October by passing out bunches of lavender to an amphitheater full of fans to celebrate the release of the band’s fourth LP, “Lavender Days.”
“Colorado was our first sold-out show outside of Ohio,” Vinson said. “[The fans] are there to have a good time, but also … pay attention and absorb the music.” “Sonically, there’s not a rule no electric guitar, it’s just that everything will have an acoustic backing,” Vinson said. “We do have that variation in the catalog and I think it’ll be a nice chance to get everyone nice and peaceful. Just a good old relaxing night of music.”
“To feel the power of full drums and loud amps gasses us up to be able to really give two different experiences,” Vinson said.
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