Last night went to A Fine Frenzy with my friends Katie and Ashlee in Denver.

If you haven’t heard Alison Sudol, it is a must.

This is her first headliner tour. She is beautiful, so nice, talkative, has a sense of humor, and interacted with audience. Also, her dress fit her very well and she drank tea on stage.

She sang her entire album, I believe, and also sang cover songs of two of her favorite bands: “I will follow you into the dark” by Death Cab for Cutie and “Across the Universe” by The Beatles.

Katie, Ashlee, and I leaned on the stage the entire time.

Afterwards. the band came out to meet people who stayed around. We had actually seen one of the members at a coffee shop before the show and he remembered seeing us so that was neat.

All three of us purchased shirts of different designs and Alison said I looked cute in mine. I was a bit flattered.

Since we had arrived at The Bluebird early, we picked up free posters. She signed each of ours personally. Well actually I had mine signed for the assistant manger of Laramie Hastings – Jeremy since he loves A Fine Frenzy but was unable to attend. I knew he’d love it. And well although other workers may think I’m a kiss ass, I receive a purge of pure joy causing others moments of happiness. I know Jeremy will be excited and this will bring me a moment of happiness as well.

I did ask her to sign my favorite hat on the white strip inside that could be used to hang it on a hat rack possibly. And well she did personally as well on that small space. Oh man so awesome…Alison Sudol’s signature in my favorite hat addressed to Ashley with a small message as well…

Katie, Ashlee, Alison, and I had our picture taken all together and I’m holding onto Alison. Picture was taken with Ashlee’s camera and well here it is:

Also learned something awesome about the name “A Fine Frenzy”. One of the shirts – the one that Ashlee purchased – had a couple birds and a quote from Shakespeare with the band name inside the quote as well. I asked Alison where the quote came from and she said from “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”. I thought that was pretty awesome…so this blog did after all relate to English major material.