Gold Hill Inn

My name is Jamie Lammers, and welcome to Music of the Mountains, Where to Be and What to See, brought to you by the Mountain Ear Podcast.

I took a break from the podcast last week to give myself a bit of a breather, but I'm really glad to be back, and I'm really excited to be talking to an artist today who's coming to the Gold Hill Inn very soon.

Singer-songwriter Maya DeVitri is performing at the Gold Hill Inn as part of her tour supporting her latest record, All My Faith, which came out in July.

Today's episode, we're talking to Maya DeVitri about that record and the supporting tour.

Let's head now into our interview with Maya DeVitri.

I'm calling from Washington state right now because I'm on tour this fall.

Fantastic.

And you'll be coming to Colorado very soon to perform at the Gold Hill Inn.

very rich history.

The Gold Hill Inn If you have not been to the Gold Hill Inn, you should absolutely put this on your radar.

It hosts live music all the time.

And this weekend, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, look like really fun concerts happening.

The one on Friday and Saturday are 20-buck cover, which how can you beat 20-buck cover? And on Sunday, it's free.

So the Gold Hill Inn is just

an absolutely beautiful building.

and it's such a kind of a down-home chill vibe going up there people like to get dressed up a little bit in in their country finest which always makes leah and i laugh because we were like mountain people dress in like whatever they happen to be wearing.

I'm so happy at the response so far.

And it's just, it's kind of different from Rolling Harvest does Bob Dylan and Neil Young and there's such an appreciation for those people and those songs and the aura around Dylan and Neil Young and everything that they mean as people and songwriters and yet neither of those artists have many like hits you know and so it's fun and we definitely have our raging rolling harvest shows at the Gold Hill Inn and other places but Credence is just songs that everybody knows and loves and starts dancing and singing along to immediately.

And it's funny because there's not as much of an appreciation or a reverence for John Fogerty.

He's not this, like, figure beyond reproach, you know, the way that a Bob Dylan or a Neil Young are.