Today, famed Colorado eclectic rock band The String Cheese Incident has announced their 2021 three-show Thanksgiving run at The Mission Ballroom in Denver, Colorado. These shows will mark the band's return to Denver's new venue for the first time in two years after the band sold out their inaugural performances at The Mission Ballroom in 2019.
Tickets will go on sale this Friday, September 17, and can be purchased by visiting Stringcheeseincident.com. There will be no pre-sale or lottery for this event.
Per AEG's nationwide COVID-19 protocol beginning October 1, all patrons & venue staff will be required to show proof of full COVID-19 vaccination to enter the venue. Find more info at aegpresents.com/health-policy.
The band also recently announced that their famed album Untying The Not will be available on vinyl for the first time ever. The limited-edition, double LP, heavyweight gold vinyl is available for pre-order now HERE.
Ahead of the newly announced Thanksgiving run of shows, the band will be performing at Suwannee Hulaween and Stubb’s in Austin, TX. Rounding out 2021, the band will ring in the New Year in Chicago at The Auditorium Theatre.
About The String Cheese Incident:
The past three decades have written a story packed full of surreal experiences, epic moments, groundbreaking involvement and huge accomplishments. The String Cheese Incident has been recognized for their commitment to musical creativity and integrity, for their community spirit, philanthropic endeavors, and for their innovative approach to the business of music.
When The String Cheese Incident’s growth first started gaining momentum in the 1990s, as the Internet was just beginning to take hold and the major-label business model was failing, the band decided to make music on their own terms.
Since then, The String Cheese Incident has gone on to carve out a completely unique approach to the business of music; they are truly pioneers of a new way of “making a band.” With the Internet as their tool, SCI was among the first artists to disseminate information online, such as tour dates, release information, and other news, to their growing fan base. Rather than doing business on such terms as “the bottom line,” SCI put their music and their fans first, opening companies of their own, including a ticketing company, a merchandise company and a fan travel agency, to best serve their community. The band’s record label, SCI Fidelity Records, has always operated under the same ideals. Even early on, SCI Fidelity embraced downloadable music and file sharing, delivering SCI’s “On The Road” series, where every show the band plays is made available for download on the Internet. Whether they realized it at the time or not, The String Cheese Incident was inventing grassroots band development. Today, literally hundreds of bands are using some version of this same approach to build their brand.
The String Cheese Incident’s commitment goes well beyond their immediate community, and even beyond the music community as a whole. Early on, the band took a serious interest in giving back to the communities that they visited, and they were among the first performers to encourage “Green” shows and tours. SCI’s support has helped give rise to such not-for-profit organizations as Conscious Alliance and HeadCount. All the while, The String Cheese Incident has stayed committed to music as a creative endeavor, not just in their recordings but also in their live performances. The list of SCI’s special guests and collaborators is long and diverse. Their annual events such as Electric Forest and Hulaween, and holiday shows such as New Year’s Eve, have helped redefine the concert experience and have garnered the band a reputation as live music vibe innovators.
