Colorado Music, Concert Photography & Travel
Documenting Colorado culture through a photographer’s eye for more than 20 years.
Greeblehaus is an independent publication by Denver photographer Aimee Giese featuring concert photography, venue guides, festival coverage, Colorado travel – plus a regularly updated, curated Denver concert calendar. Our focus is on stories and resources that remain useful long after the show ends.
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Daisy Chain Fields Festival 2026: Olivia Rodrigo Announces an Incredible New Music Festival
Every year there's at least one festival announcement that makes me stop scrolling. This year, it's was Daisy Chain Fields. Created by Olivia Rodrigo, this brand new festival heads to Great Park in Irvine, California on August 29, 2026, with an inaugural lineup that already…
Cabaret Voltaire at Summit Denver
There are some bands you never really expect to photograph. Not because they are out of reach, exactly, but because their music belongs to such a distinct place in history. Cabaret Voltaire is absolutely one of those bands for me. It was an honor to…
Underground Music Showcase Info 2026 (Save 25% with Code GREEBLE)
For more than a decade, I've been lucky enough to partner with the Underground Music Showcase, and I am thrilled to once again share an exclusive discount with Greeblehaus readers. Use code GREEBLE to save 25% on your UMS 2026 tickets. That code has become…
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Gavin Rossdale of Bush Interview – New Album, Tour & Denver Show
I had the chance to catch up with Gavin Rossdale of Bush ahead of their upcoming tour, and we covered a lot of ground - from the band’s new album I Beat Loneliness to how those songs take on a different life once they hit…
Interview with Tim Nordwind of OK Go
OK Go has long been a favorite of mine, so I was excited to get on a video call with Tim Nordwind, bassist for this innovative and fun band. Their new album And the Adjacent Possible is very eclectic, yet "glued together" by the distinctive…
Phoneboy Interview
Recently, I was excited to get on a call with the band Phoneboy, which is singer/guitarists Wyn Barnum and Ricky Dana, bassist James Fusco, and singer/keyboardist Jordan Torres. They seem like the kind of band who are nice enough to hang with you but you…
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Elitch Gardens Opens for 2026 Season
Elitch Gardens is back for another season, opening Saturday, April 18, and this year marks a pretty big milestone - 136 years in Denver. That kind of longevity says a lot. Generations of locals have grown up going to Elitch’s, whether it’s for roller coasters,…
Top 10 Free Things to Do in Denver
Denver might be known for craft beer and mile-high price tags, but many of the best things in the city are totally free. Whether you’re a broke student, a savvy traveler, or just someone who enjoys a good bargain with a view, Denver’s got a…
10 Bucket List Cities to Visit in Europe
Europe is a treasure trove of diverse cultures, stunning landscapes, and historical wonders. Whether you're a history buff, nature lover, or adventure seeker, there's something for everyone. I was lucky to visit Europe a lot as a child, especially Germany. As we became adults, we…
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Outside Days 2026 Day 1: Outside Festival Finds Its Home in Denver
For the past few years, I've been watching the Outside Days Music Festival grow into something that feels different from every other music festival in Colorado. Sure, it's had great music. But if you show up expecting only bands, you're missing a lot of what…
Lewis Capaldi & Joy Crookes at Red Rocks: Night 2
Some Red Rocks shows are memorable because everything goes perfectly. Others become unforgettable because absolutely nothing does. Lewis Capaldi's second night at Red Rocks in late April 2026 landed firmly in the second category. Cold temperatures, steady rain, and ongoing technical issues could have derailed…
Best of 2025 Music Playlist: Indie, Alternative, and Denver Favorites
Every year since 2012, I’ve kept a running playlist of the songs that really defined my listening. It started as a simple way to track what caught my attention during a year full of concerts, photo editing sessions, festival weekends, and late-night rabbit holes. Over…