eTown Presents an Evening with Over the Rhine

Name: eTown Presents an Evening with Over the Rhine
Start: 2025-09-14T19:00:00-06:00
End: 2025-09-14T21:30:00-06:00
Location: 1535 Spruce St, Boulder, CO, United States, Colorado 80302

Schedule

Sun Sep 14 2025 at 07:00 pm to 09:30 pm

UTC-06:00

Location

1535 Spruce St, Boulder, CO, United States, Colorado 80302 | Boulder, CO

Doors: 6 p.m.
Show: 7 p.m.
All Ages Welcome
No Refunds or Exchanges
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When you listen to Over the Rhine, the supremely talented musical couple comprised of Karin Bergquist and Linford Detweiler, you quickly fall under the spell of Karin’s timeless voice “which has the power to stop the world in its tracks” (Performing Songwriter). But then the songs start hitting you. Paste magazine writes, “Over the Rhine creates true confessional masterpieces that know neither border nor boundary” and included Bergquist and Detweiler in their list of 100 Best Living Songwriters. Rolling Stone recently wrote, Over the Rhine is a band “with no sign of fatigue, whose moment has finally arrived.”
That’s quite a sentiment for a band celebrating 30 years of writing, recording, and life on the road. But as Karin Bergquist states, “There is still so much music left to be made.” Love & Revelation, the new album from Over the Rhine, is a record for right now. The songs have been rigorously road tested and burst at the seams with loss, lament, and resilient hope. The LA Times writes, “The Ohio based husband and wife duo has long been making soul-nourishing music, and the richness only deepens.
As always, Over the Rhine writes and records as a living reflection of their lives. “Each record we've released is authentic to a particular time,” says Detweiler. “They're all mile markers on a long road.”
Their music has long offered healing and solace, with fans turning to their songs for life’s biggest moments—from falling in love and decorating for Christmas to saying goodbye to loved ones. That sense of community lives on at their annual Nowhere Else Festival, hosted on their Ohio farm, where the duo continues to nurture a space for music, art, and connection.
“At this point in our lives, maybe the best thing we can do is remind people they’re not alone,” says Detweiler. “A good song can do that.”
Or as Karin simply puts it: “We are rhymers. And there is still so much music left to be made.”