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Bohemian Nights celebrates Colorado music with Thursday Night Live concerts

Emily Vavra

June 18, 2015

Bohemian Nights is starting summer in Fort Collins on a high note with the fifth annual Thursday Night Live concert series.

From June 4 to Aug. 6, Bohemian Nights will host free public concerts every Thursday night from 7-9 p.m. Due to construction in Old Town Square, the events will be held at 354 Walnut St.

Fort Collins band Kutandara kicked off the outdoor concert series June 4. Shakedown Street, a Grateful Dead tribute band from the Rocky Mountain region, will perform June 18.

Each of the 10 shows will display some of the vast musical talent Colorado has to offer. Music ranges from rock and reggae to calypso and country.

A full lineup for the weekly performances can be found on the Bohemian Nights website.

Collegian Reporter Emily Vavra can be reached at entertainment@collegian.com or on Twitter @vivalavavra.

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