The 10 Best Concerts Coming to Colorado in November

Ask anyone who has ever seen this show, and they will all tell you the same thing - You don't want to miss it.

Colorado loves Theory of a Deadman. This show is coming up quick, so don't delay.

Victor Wooten is a stud. Most of the best bass players in the world consider him to be the BEST bass player in the world. I had a chance to hang out with him for a week at his ranch outside of Nashville. Super cool guy, and monster musician.

Grand Junction loves this act. The Globe Hall in Denver is very cool. Put them together, and you have an incredible show.

Mary Chapin Carpenter is a good friend of audiences in Western Colorado. She'll be in the state before long. Make the trip to see her.

Chris Isaak is known to be a world-class live show. He'll be in Colorado before the month is over. What a great way to enjoy the holiday season.

Big Head Todd and the Monsters have become one of Western Colorado's favorite bands. They'll make their way to the historic Avalon Theatre, and that's a show you wont' want to miss.

The White Buffalo is the professional moniker and stage name of American musician and singer/songwriter Jake Smith. He's all over Colorado, with this being his closest show to the Western Slope.

Front Country is "An acoustic band born in the land of tech innovation." They are on a never-ending tour taking them across Colorado in November, and through the mid-west and into the New England area in December.

According to their official website, "The six souls in Elephant Revival are Bonnie Paine (washboard, djembe, musical saw, stompbox); Bridget Law (fiddle, octave fiddle); Charlie Rose (banjo, pedal steel, guitar, horns, cello, double bass); Dango Rose (double bass, mandolin, banjo); Daniel Rodriguez (guitar, banjo, double bass); Darren Garvey (percussionist)." During the early part of November they will be touring the upper east coast. Later in the month, they'll make their way to Colorado for several dates.