Juno Rossa//Nina de Freitas

The Skylark Lounge is a historic Denver bar located in the Baker neighborhood on South Broadway. As an independent music venue, the Skylark Upstairs (aka Bobcat Club) is focused on highlighting great up and coming local and national acts. Co-owners Nathaniel Rateliff and Bob Ashby would like to welcome you to the new and improved neighborhood gem. Cheers!Our music venue is located on the second floor of the building and is only accessible via stairs at this time. We apologize in advance for any inconvenience this may cause. Thank you.All shows are 21+.P﻿lease request refunds 24 hours before show doors time. Refund requests received after doors will not be issued.

Skylark Lounge

Juno Rossa
with Nina de Freitas
Doors at 8:00, show at 9:00
$12 adv/$15 day-of

<a href="https://junorossa.com/home" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Juno Rossa</a> is a trio from Colorado making soulful alternative pop designed to move you – and make you move. Formed as a collaboration between singer/songwriter Dan Craig and producers/rhythm-section husband-and-wife Corban and Malena Roberts, their sound has heart and swagger, memorable melodies gliding over snappy horns, and nostalgic synth accents with a driving bass groove crafted to keep your head bobbing. Their debut EP – Die Trying – comes out in 2022, and they are hitting the stage this summer with a set showcasing the record and accented with r&amp;b, alternative, and classic pop covers - a bespoke dose of joy and movement to tired bodies and heavy hearts.<a href="https://ninadefreitas.bandcamp.com/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Nina de Freitas</a>"De Freitas is the child of musicians, Carlinhos Brown and Raquel Machado. And though she has lived in the Centennial State since 2006, de Freitas was born in Salvador, Bahia, the first capital of Brazil under Portugal, now known as the heart of the country’s Afro-Brazilian culture.Brown, Nina’s father, performs a blend of funk, soul, samba and reggae. He has won two Latin Grammys—out of even more nominations—and he has played both New York City’s Lincoln Center and the Hollywood Bowl. His other credits include an Academy Award nomination in 2012. Brown collaborated with his daughter for “Ô Vida,” a song that appears on the soundtrack of the animated film, Rio 2.Raquel Machado moved to Los Angeles when her daughter was 3. Together, they spent a few weeks in a motel until they got their footing. On the West Coast, Raquel created alternative rock that caught attention, but with her unique voice, record labels fumbled promotion. J.Lo. and Shakira hit the charts in the early 2000s, and producers wanted Raquel to imitate. Over time, she saw an impasse: “Mom worried about not being there … and chose me over music,” de Freitas says." ---Springs Magazine

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