Levitt’s Summer Concert SeriesAll My Relations CelebrationSaturday, August 10th, 2024All Ages | Rain or Shine Doors Open: 5:30 PM | Show Start: 6:30 PMTickets on-sale Friday, April 26th at 10am MTAll My Relations CelebrationThe 2nd Annual All My Relations Celebration is set for Saturday, August 10th! Join us for another stacked lineup featuring contemporary and traditional music, dance, and art by Spencer Battiest & Doc Native (Choctaw, Seminole), TBA artist, and Melissa Ivey (Taino, Mexica) hosted by Josh Emerson (Diné)! This year’s festival will also feature youth programming in partnership with Denver Indian Center and continues to serve as a back-to-school fundraiser towards Denver Indian Center’s youth programming...
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Levitt’s Summer Concert SeriesAll My Relations CelebrationSaturday, August 10th, 2024All Ages | Rain or Shine Doors Open: 5:30 PM | Show Start: 6:30 PMTickets on-sale Friday, April 26th at 10am MTAll My Relations CelebrationThe 2nd Annual All My Relations Celebration is set for Saturday, August 10th! Join us for another stacked lineup featuring contemporary and traditional music, dance, and art by Spencer Battiest & Doc Native (Choctaw, Seminole), TBA artist, and Melissa Ivey (Taino, Mexica) hosted by Josh Emerson (Diné)! This year’s festival will also feature youth programming in partnership with Denver Indian Center and continues to serve as a back-to-school fundraiser towards Denver Indian Center’s youth programming. Stay tuned for vendor opportunities and the food truck lineup!Spencer Battiest & Doc NativeSpencer Battiest and Doc Native, two Native American talents from Hollywood, Florida, have made significant strides in the music and entertainment industry. Spencer, a singer-songwriter, producer, and actor of Seminole/Choctaw heritage, broke barriers by becoming the first American Indian artist to sign with Hard Rock Records in 2013. His musical evolution from traditional hymns to contemporary Pop/Rock and R&B culminated in the release of his debut EP "Stupid in Love," which won Best Pop Recording at the Native American Music Awards. Spencer's groundbreaking collaborations, such as the VMA-winning "Stand Up/Stand N Rock #NoDAPL," have not only garnered acclaim but also showcased his dedication to addressing political and social issues.On the other hand, Doc Native, an award-winning producer, writer, and rapper rooted in the Seminole Indian Reservation, has made his mark through a blend of unique style, native heritage, and love for his indigenous people. His collaboration with Spencer on impactful singles like "The Storm" and the award-winning music video "Dream" attest to his creative prowess. Doc Native's contributions extend beyond music, as demonstrated by his 2017 VMA win for "Best Fight Against the System" and the subsequent release of notable works like his EP "DOC" and singles such as "Instagram," "Buss Down," and "Forever Mood." Together, Spencer Battiest and Doc Native continue to inspire audiences worldwide with their music, performances, and unwavering commitment to cultural pride and social advocacy.TBAMelissa IveyMelissa Ivey (they/she): is a multi-dimensional artist, Musical Doula, Future Ancestor performance artist, music educator, event producer, and musical shape shifter. Throughout the course of their musical career, Melissa has traveled the world, performing at over a thousand shows in various venues, playing for small, intimate crowds or gracing the stage in front of multitudes of fans at Red Rocks. Mel’s willingness to surrender completely to the process of innovation led to television credits for their music featured on the Television E Entertainment network and Comcast's two-time Emmy Award winning show "The Stage-Colorado”. In 2005 & 2006, Westword Denver honored Melissa with the Best Singer-Songwriter Award. Melissa has recently been a headlining artist at Denver Art Museum’s Untitled: Artist Takeover which had a record breaking turnout in January 2023.
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