Big Something at Levitt Pavilion Denver

Levitt’s Free Concert Season Presented by Kaiser PermanenteBig Somethingwith Rado and The Hip SnacksSaturday August 30th, 2025All Ages | Rain or Shine Doors Open: 6:00 PM | Show Start: 6:30 PM Free RSVP/Upgrades Onsale NowScheduled Food Trucks: Bandwagon, Peyote, SauvageBig SomethingHailing from the North Carolina countryside, or “The Middle of Nowhere,” as it’s proudly dubbed on their debut album, the 6 headed musical monster known as 'Big Something' has steadily become one of the most unique and exciting rock bands to emerge from the Southeast. Their musical alchemy is deeply rooted in the strong bond of its members—Nick MacDaniels [lead vocals, guitar], Jesse Hensley [lead guitar, vocals], Casey Cranford [saxophone, E.W.I.“Electronic Wind Instrument”], Ben Vinograd [drums], Josh Kagel [keys, trumpet], and Matt Laird [bass].After over a decade of touring together with 7 full-length studio albums and even their own Summer music festival The Big What?, Big Something has emerged as a grassroots phenomenon in the live music community...

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Levitt’s Free Concert Season Presented by Kaiser PermanenteBig Somethingwith Rado and The Hip SnacksSaturday August 30th, 2025All Ages | Rain or Shine Doors Open: 6:00 PM | Show Start: 6:30 PM Free RSVP/Upgrades Onsale NowScheduled Food Trucks: Bandwagon, Peyote, SauvageBig SomethingHailing from the North Carolina countryside, or “The Middle of Nowhere,” as it’s proudly dubbed on their debut album, the 6 headed musical monster known as 'Big Something' has steadily become one of the most unique and exciting rock bands to emerge from the Southeast. Their musical alchemy is deeply rooted in the strong bond of its members—Nick MacDaniels [lead vocals, guitar], Jesse Hensley [lead guitar, vocals], Casey Cranford [saxophone, E.W.I.“Electronic Wind Instrument”], Ben Vinograd [drums], Josh Kagel [keys, trumpet], and Matt Laird [bass].After over a decade of touring together with 7 full-length studio albums and even their own Summer music festival The Big What?, Big Something has emerged as a grassroots phenomenon in the live music community. “I’m proud that we’ve stuck together through all of this,” notes Nick. “We have our own unique thing as a group, and I’m very excited about where it’s always been going. ”The band has progressively evolved their catalog with each subsequent release.”In the end, Big Something's tale is a testament to the power of friendship and that bond burns brighter now than ever as the band prepares to journey across the US for their recently announced HEADSPACE Tour-their biggest headlining tour to date. “This started out as a group of friends, and it’s turned into a family over the years. I love this music and this band and what we do and I hope people can hear and feel that in what we create.”Big SomethingRadoThe Hip Snacks

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