Fat Stallion at the Black Box on Nov. 6 (From ad for The Scene Magazine)
Post your photo to Instagram and tag the venue + @iVotedConcerts on Instagram to be entered in a drawing for entry. Go to the iVoted website for rules which include the following [each requirement is different even though they look alike at first glance]:
** = The first 200 concert goers that come to the show and have a photo of themselves outside their polling place will be admitted.
*** = The first 100 concert goers that come to the show and have a photo of themselves outside their polling place will be admitted.
**** = The first 50 concert goers that come to the show and have a photo of themselves outside their polling place will be admitted.
***** = AZ state law mandates that your photo must be 75 feet away from your polling place. In doubt? Walk a block away. Does not apply to at-home voting.
****** = Free non-alcoholic drink for showing your photo outside of your polling places. These are for venues that otherwise have free entry.
All shows take place on Tuesday, November 6, 2018!
Shows in Colorado:
Downtown Artery, Fort Collins, Colorado (bands not listed)
Emma Marie, The Catcalls, The Bardots, Fat Stallion, The Nightshades
The Black Box
East 13th Avenue
Denver, Colorado
COKI, Retina, CurlyOnE
Paramount Theatre*
Denver, Colorado
Jim James (My Morning Jacket), Alynda Segarra (Hurray for the Riff Raff)
Lost Lake Lounge*
Denver, Colorado
Acid Dad
The Bluebird Theatre
East Colfax Avenue
Denver, Colorado
#iVoted is a new initiative founded by entrepreneur Emily White, Mike Luba of Madison House and Pat Sansone of Wilco / The Autumn Defense. The concept is to let fans into venues on November 6th, 2018 (the United States’ next national election), who show a photo of themselves outside of their polling place.
Our mission is to increase voter turnout in 2018 and beyond.
https://www.ivotedconcerts.com/shows/
[Thank you to Alex Teitz, http://www.femmusic.com, for contributing this article.]Photo: Fat Stallion – Playing at the Black Box on Nov. 6 (from ad for The Scene Magazine)