Have you ever been to a primary care doctor and wondered why they focus on treating symptoms instead of addressing the root cause of your illness? Rather than take a patient-centered approach to address questions like, “Why are you ill?” they prescribe medications that alleviate symptoms but don’t do much to solve the underlying issue that’s causing you to be sick.
When you have a runny nose, you’re handed an antihistamine. When you have high cholesterol or high blood pressure, you’re prescribed a pill that treats the number. The truth is that this approach only tackles your symptoms. When the root cause isn’t fixed, your symptoms can get exponentially worse. Remember - your body’s dysfunction isn’t due to your meds not working.
This begs the question: Wouldn't you rather address the underlying cause of your health concerns so you can experience long-term relief? As a naturopathic doctor in Denver, CO, Dr. Erica Oberg takes a functional approach to medicine and well-being instead of treating the symptoms her patients endure.
Health is a state of vibrant vitality, abundant energy, and positive affect. It can be learned, cultivated, and practiced by everyone. Dr. Oberg's approach to health and medicine combines the rigors of science with the wisdom of nature and our bodies. She is passionate about helping people experience a higher level of health and vitality. As such, her clinical practice focuses on preventing, reversing, and taming chronic disease, neuro-degeneration, and anti-aging.
Dr. Oberg specializes in nutrition & lifestyle, IV therapy, and identifying the underlying causes of disease using advanced testing and creating customized treatment plans to help individuals dial in their lifestyle, dietary supplements, peptides, bioidentical hormones, anti-aging pharmaceuticals, and more. If you’re looking for individualized, science-based, proactive functional, integrative, or natural medicine, we believe you’ll resonate with Dr. Oberg and work your way through life’s challenges with help from our functional medicine clinic in Denver, CO.
Dr. Oberg and her team of licensed providers specialize in a range of naturopathic and science-based services, including but not limited to:
If you're ready to reclaim your vitality and learn more about Dr. Oberg's approach to health and medicine, we make it easy to get started. The first step is to have a complimentary 15-minute phone call to ask questions and determine if her approach is a good fit. Once Dr. Oberg understands your health needs and goals, your journey to optimal health and wellness truly begins.
Now that you know more about what makes Dr. Oberg different from other physicians, let's dig a little deeper into some of the most popular programs and clinical services offered at her functional medicine clinic.
As people get older, many things change in life. Often, those changes are good, like having more self-control, financial freedom, and patience. Others are hard to deal with, especially when they're out of our control. Like all things in life, our hormones change when we get older. These fluctuations can cause problems for both men and women, including:
If those symptoms sound familiar, you're not alone. A 2019 American Psychological Association survey found that almost half of women aged 30 to 60 in the US have experienced symptoms of a hormonal imbalance. Of course, as men age, they suffer from imbalanced hormones, too. Research from BodyLogicMD states that nearly 38% of males in America aged 45 and older have a testosterone deficiency.
The good news is that balancing your hormones and addressing the root cause of your symptoms doesn’t have to be hard. It’s a realistic goal with Dr. Oberg by your side. As a functional medicine doctor in Denver, CO, she can help your body metabolize and detoxify both your own hormones and the endocrine-disrupting chemicals infiltrating your life. When your hormones are in harmony, you experience improved energy, mood, and overall health – and that’s something to be excited about.
Our comprehensive Three-Month Hormone Balancing Program is designed to empower you with the knowledge and tools to take control of your hormonal health. This is no "one-and-done service" - it's a holistic journey that spans three transformative months, offering the support and guidance to become confident, capable, and healthier than ever. Features of our hormone balancing program include:
You will receive support throughout your journey from Dr. Oberg, who will provide healthcare services, and our health coaches, who offers personalized coaching tailored to your specific needs.
Nutrition has a significant impact on hormonal health. A customized hormone-balancing diet plan will be provided to help nourish the body optimally based on individual goals.
We provide a range of practical strategies and tips for regulating hormone balance through your nervous system. These techniques aim to empower you to take control of your well-being.
When appropriate, we’ll prescribe you hormone replacement therapy (HRT), testosterone replacement therapy (TRT), or growth hormone peptide therapy to help balance your hormones.
At our functional medical office, we make it a point to correct the root causes of our patient's problems. We don't treat symptoms - but we do use them to figure out the underlying issues you're facing. If you notice any of the following symptoms, it could be time to consider HRT.
When you mention hormone replacement therapy, most people think the treatment is exclusively for females going through menopause. While that's partially true - HRT can relieve night sweats, hot flashes, and other menopause-related problems - men also deal with imbalanced hormones.
Testosterone plays a crucial role in male sexual health. Low levels can result in decreased sex drive, erectile dysfunction, and other sexual performance issues. Difficulty achieving or maintaining an erection may be a sign of imbalanced hormones or low testosterone levels.
When your sleep patterns change - like when you have trouble falling or staying asleep - it could be a sign of a hormone imbalance. Testosterone is involved in regulating the sleep cycle, and insufficient levels of it can disrupt quality rest.
Imbalances in hormones can affect mental health and mood. If a man shows signs of irritability, mood swings, or depression, it could indicate low testosterone or other hormonal issues. Hormone replacement therapy can help regulate mood by balancing your hormone levels.
Menopause happens when a woman has not had a menstrual cycle for at least 12 consecutive months. It is a result of declining sex hormone levels, causing the ovaries to stop releasing egg cells. During menopause, women face a range of challenges.
Testosterone plays a crucial role in male sexual health. Low levels can result in decreased sex drive, erectile dysfunction, and other sexual performance issues. Difficulty achieving or maintaining an erection may be a sign of imbalanced hormones or low testosterone levels.
Irregular menstrual cycles are a common sign that women are nearing menopause, and their hormone levels may be shifting. The frequency of their periods may increase or decrease, and the amount of bleeding could be more or less than usual, while also lasting for a shorter or longer time.
Hot flashes are perhaps the most well-known symptom of menopause and a frequent sign that a woman's hormones are imbalanced. Hot flashes are sudden feelings of warmth and sweating that are usually most intense on your face, neck, and chest.
Don't let hormone imbalances dictate your life. Take the first step towards reclaiming your balance, energy, and vitality. By working together with Dr. Oberg and her team, you can unlock the path to a healthier, more harmonious you.
When you choose Dr. Oberg as your naturopathic doctor in Denver, CO, a new world of healthy living and wellness options are at your disposal. One of the most popular and effective ways to give your body the goodness it needs is with custom IV therapy at our functional medicine office.
Customized IV therapy from Dr. Oberg is all about tailoring your treatment to meet your health goals and needs. Unlike one-size-fits-all IV clinics, our team considers factors like nutrient deficiencies, hydration levels, and overall health to create a customized infusion. This personalized approach gives you better and more applicable results, whether you're looking to get a boost of energy, fortify your immune system, or get relief from a specific ailment.
Your custom IV therapy begins with a consultation with Dr. Oberg. During your initial meeting, we’ll get a better sense of what your brain and body needs. From there, we’ll create a custom infusion for you – not just a formula that matches your height, weight, and age.
Our IV drip therapy menu includes infusions such as:
IV therapy is considered one of the best ways to get the nutrients and immune-boosting goodness your body needs because it gives you a more direct, efficient means of delivery. Unlike oral supplement, which often falls short due to digestive limitations, IV therapy ensures swift and comprehensive nutrient absorption. Some of the biggest benefits of IV therapy from a functional medicine doctor in Denver, CO include the following:
IV fluids and electrolytes rapidly hydrate your body, providing an efficient remedy for dehydration resulting from illness, physical activity, or excessive alcohol intake.
IV treatment is able to increase energy and fight tiredness, which can make you feel re-energized.
IV infusions containing immune-enhancing vitamins and antioxidants can fortify your immune system and assist in recovering from illness.
IV therapy containing growth factors, exosomes, and vitamins is effective in improving the health and appearance of the skin and hair. These components complement hair and facial microneedling treatments exceptionally well.
IV therapy can help reduce the symptoms of toxic exposure, like headaches, nausea, fatigue, and dehydration, whether it's from a basic hangover or prolonged exposure to molds, heavy metals, or other toxins.
Dr. Oberg’s personalized IV infusions can serve as an initial boost for making lifestyle changes and play a role in a sustained plan to control persistent conditions like diabetes, autoimmune disorders, cancer, heart disease, and others.
Support Mitochondria function and Anti-aging
Dr. Oberg offers carefully sourced and research backed regenerative therapies such as exosome and stem cell infusions. These can be powerful options for people recovering from chronic infections such as long COVID or Epstein Barr or Lyme. They are also powerful for neuro-regeneration and we frequently use them in stroke recovery and for traumatic brain injury.
Dr. Oberg offers personalized IV micronutrient therapy tailored to address specific nutritional deficiencies, hydration needs, and overall health. This therapy is based on advanced testing that evaluates your cells' nutrient levels. Whether you need more energy, a stronger immune system, or relief from different health issues, IV drip therapy can be customized to help you rediscover the very best version of yourself.
As we get older, our bodies experience a range of changes that affect our health and appearance. These changes are primarily caused by issues with mitochondria and cellular aging. However, there have been significant developments in regenerative medicine, offering the potential to turn back the hands of time and improve health. Schedule a consultation today with Dr. Oberg to begin your journey with regenerative medicine.
Regenerative medicine is an exciting, innovative field that centers on activating your body's innate regenerative abilities to repair and revitalize tissues, cells, and organs. Its focus is on improving your body's natural healing processes to counteract the impacts of aging and different health issues. If you find that old, nagging injuries won’t go away or that fine lines and wrinkles have become overwhelming, anti-aging medicine from a functional medicine doctor in Denver, CO may be perfect for you.
At our naturopathic medical office, we use treatments like IV therapy, hormone replacement therapy, and Peptide Therapy to manage a broad array of health and aesthetic concerns. These treatments can aid in tissue repair, inflammation reduction, and enhancement of cellular function.
Anti-aging services offered at our functional medicine clinic include the following:
Peptides are fundamental components of proteins and play a crucial role in various biological processes, such as the aging process. Dr. Oberg offers peptide treatments to help counteract age-related decline, enhance muscle growth and performance, improve skin health, and more.
When you bring your hormones back into balance, you can fight back against issues such as fatigue, mood swings, reduced libido, and even erectile dysfunction.
Replenish vital nutrients, antioxidants, and hydration for improved energy levels, skin health, and immune support.
Exosomes are tiny vesicles generated from mesenchymal stem cells. These vesicles serve as powerful communicators, transmitting signals to various tissues in the body. Their main function is to trigger healing, regeneration, and repair processes, mimicking the actions of younger cells. They are considered to be one of the most effective strategies for combating the aging process.
When nutrition guidance, lifestyle adaptations, and powerful supplements are combined with naturopathic medical therapies from Dr. Oberg, you can reverse chronic diseases in your life and reach your anti-aging goals.
Our goal with regenerative medicine treatments is to rejuvenate deteriorating or aging tissue. Our approach to treatment centers on fixing and reversing damage instead of solely addressing symptoms like pain. Regenerative medicine harnesses the power of healthy cells to renew and restore function by enhancing the body's innate capacity for self-healing.
Dr. Oberg uses regenerative medicine to treat a range of issues, both aesthetic and injury-related, including the following:
Experience the future of anti-aging and regenerative medicine with Dr. Erica Oberg. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and embark on your journey to a healthier, more youthful you.
When you visit our functional medicine clinic, you can rest easy knowing Dr. Erica Oberg uses her unique skills, knowledge, and naturopathic principles for the betterment of your health and well-being. Unlike many traditional primary care providers, our team combines the best aspects of traditional wisdom and modern scientific medicine to diagnose, treat, and prevent chronic diseases.
You don't have to worry about us suggesting addictive pain medications or treatments that simply mask your aesthetic or medical challenges. Instead, our goal is to address the underlying factors holding you back. If you're ready to take the first step toward purposeful progress and healthy living, contact us today.
The United Food and Commercial Workers Local 7 said union members working for Safeway and Albertsons grocery stores in Colorado have voted to strike after nine months of negotiations failed to reach a new collective bargaining agreement to replace one that expired in January.Safeway and Albertsons workers across metro Denver, including Boulder and Castle Rock, approved an unfair labor practice strike, as did workers at stores in Conifer, Evergreen, Fountain, Grand Junction, Idaho Springs, Parker, Pueblo, Salida, Steamboat Springs and ...
The United Food and Commercial Workers Local 7 said union members working for Safeway and Albertsons grocery stores in Colorado have voted to strike after nine months of negotiations failed to reach a new collective bargaining agreement to replace one that expired in January.
Safeway and Albertsons workers across metro Denver, including Boulder and Castle Rock, approved an unfair labor practice strike, as did workers at stores in Conifer, Evergreen, Fountain, Grand Junction, Idaho Springs, Parker, Pueblo, Salida, Steamboat Springs and Vail, the UFCW Local 7 said in a news release Thursday night.
The votes on whether to authorize a strike took place last week and earlier this week, with 99% of metro Denver workers approving a strike, the union said. It represents the first time that Safeway workers in the state have voted to strike over unfair labor practices since 1996.
A date for a walkout hasn’t been announced, but the clock is ticking, said UFCW Local 7 President Kim Cordova. Cordova said late Friday afternoon the union was still waiting to find out if Albertsons, the owner of Safeway, intended to make a “time is of the essence” offer to head off a strike.
If an offer isn’t made or if an offer is made that the union rejects, then the union would provide 72 hours’ notice to terminate the extension on the contract, which had expired in January.
A rejection would then set the stage for a strike next week. In the strike against King Soopers and City Market, workers took to the picket lines in early February, six days after the strike vote results were announced. That labor action lasted nearly two weeks. Cordova said a new contract still isn’t in place parent company Kroger.
“We have been more than patient for months as the company slashed our hours and ignored workers’ proposals on staffing and other key issues. Incredibly, Safeway and Albertsons have now chosen to walk away from a signed agreement for retroactive pay and benefit increases and instead are only offering increases going forward. This is the essence of bargaining in bad faith. Time has run out,” said Kevan Kohlman, a Safeway worker from Grand Junction and member of the negotiating committee, in a news release.
More than 150,000 UFCW and Teamster workers in Colorado, Washington and California have been negotiating for new contracts, and a chief complaint they want to address is understaffing at stores, which they say has worsened working conditions for them and worsened shopping conditions for customers.
“At the bargaining table, this employer is holding hands with King Soopers and City Market to propose major cuts to workers’ health care benefits, and to threaten the financial security of our pension beneficiaries on fixed incomes, while continuing to reject meaningful efforts to address chronic understaffing in stores. On top of the concessionary proposals at the negotiating table, Safeway and Albertsons have gone back on their agreements,” said Cordova.
Workers are seeking better wages, better staffing levels, affordable health care and a reliable pension, Cordova said, adding that union proposals have been rejected or ignored and earlier agreements reneged on. Albertsons is also looking to divert funds out of a retiree healthcare plan funded by workers to support benefits for current employees, Cordova said.
“Safeway in Colorado remains committed to productive discussions with UFCW Local 7, and we have contract extensions in place while we do so. We respect the rights of workers to engage in collective bargaining and are negotiating in good faith to achieve an agreement,” Albertsons/Safeway said in a statement sent by Heather Halpape, a spokeswoman for the Safeway Denver division.
“Our focus remains on providing exceptional service to our customers and fostering a positive working environment for our associates. All Safeway and Albertsons stores in Colorado are open and ready to continue serving our communities,” the statement said.
DENVER — The National Weather Service issued a tornado watch for part of the Denver metro area and southeast Colorado through 9 p.m. Friday. Along with the risk for tornadoes, there is a risk for softball-sized hail and 75 mph winds.The watch includes Douglas and Arapahoe counties, as well as Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Walsenburg, Trinidad, La Junta, Lamar and Burlington.Friday has a risk for widespread stronger storms, especially across southeastern Colorado where tornadoes and large hail are likely.The ...
DENVER — The National Weather Service issued a tornado watch for part of the Denver metro area and southeast Colorado through 9 p.m. Friday. Along with the risk for tornadoes, there is a risk for softball-sized hail and 75 mph winds.
The watch includes Douglas and Arapahoe counties, as well as Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Walsenburg, Trinidad, La Junta, Lamar and Burlington.
Friday has a risk for widespread stronger storms, especially across southeastern Colorado where tornadoes and large hail are likely.
The 9NEWS Weather Impact Team issued a Weather Impact Alert for Friday.
The severe weather risk includes the Denver area. Those in eastern Colorado should take hail precautions as one or two storms will have the potential to produce large hail in the metro area, especially on the south side of it.
There could be a few thunderstorms in the Denver area or in the higher terrain to the west before noon, but the stronger storms will likely happen between 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. Friday.
The ingredients for large hail are in place, but the severe storms will be isolated. There's a 5% chance for large hail and an 80% chance for measurable rain at any location in Denver.
There's a greater chance for large hail is to the south in Douglas and Elbert counties. Modeling shows long-track supercell thunderstorms likely with tennis ball-size hail and tornadoes possible from Highway 50 on the southeast plains to the Colorado state line.
Non-severe weather like accumulating small hail, lightning and flash flooding could also have a huge impact on Friday. There will be the potential for 1 to 2 inches per hour rainfall rates across the entire state.
A tornado watch has been issued for parts of Colorado until 9 PM MDT pic.twitter.com/xjAAzpiCQf
— NWS Boulder (@NWSBoulder) June 6, 2025
Colorado is trending drier and warmer weekend, especially Saturday, where thunderstorm activity is expected to stay to the south of the Denver area.
An upper-level weather disturbance will move through on Sunday afternoon increasing the storm coverage with about a 40 percent chance for measurable rain in Denver.
Colorado will build its way back into the middle 80's by mid-week with just isolated afternoon thunderstorms. The high heat of summer is on its way to Colorado. The Denver area could see its first 90-degree weather later next week.
Posted 10:29 AM, Jun 06, 2025The National Hockey League’s adorable "Stanley Pup" returns today and among several of the rescue dogs is the Colorado Avalanche's puppy pick, a 12-week-old beagle and cattle dog mix.For the first time in the show's history, all 32 NHL teams will have one four-legged, furry represent...
Posted 10:29 AM, Jun 06, 2025
The National Hockey League’s adorable "Stanley Pup" returns today and among several of the rescue dogs is the Colorado Avalanche's puppy pick, a 12-week-old beagle and cattle dog mix.
For the first time in the show's history, all 32 NHL teams will have one four-legged, furry representative at the "Stanley Pup." Each one is provided by the show's nonprofit partner Petco Love. The show begins airing on Friday.
The puppy for the Colorado Avalanche is Devon Stays. And without spoiling anything, "Stanley Pup" creator and producer Michael Levitt told us that you should definitely tune in to see how he fares.
Devon Stays is 12 weeks old and has already found a loving home.
In the show, the puppies are divided into four divisions. One will win the championship and take home the Stanley Pup trophy and "of course, bragging rights, or, as we like to say, wagging rights," Levitt explained.
Denver7 reached out to interview him earlier this week ahead of the broadcast.
He's not just a producer, but also a dog-rescuer, he told us. Several years ago, he adopted a dog named Trooper "who rocked my world," Levitt said.
Wanting to help other shelter dogs, he decided to create rescue-themed programming.
"And I had always loved that show, the 'Puppy Bowl,' with all the puppies in the football stadium," Levitt said. "And I realized there needs to be a version of that for hockey. "And of course, it should be called the 'Stanley Pup.' So when I approached the NHL, they are organically, a dog-loving league, and they loved the idea. We partnered on it, and here we are."
"We want people to see firsthand that rescue and shelter dogs are not secondhand animals," he continued. "It's most often people that have failed them. And these dogs are incredible, and they really deserve to be part of every family's starting lineup. So we think that when people see this show, it's going to be undeniable that these pups are incredible and worthy of being adopted."
Hear more from our interview with Michael Levitt in the video below, where we asked him how the show came about and what he wants people to learn from watching.
Producing the show — which he describes as "cuteness overload" — has been a rewarding and joyful experience, Levitt told Denver7.
"I mean, who wouldn't want to go to work and be surrounded by 32 puppies?" he asked, smiling.
Celebrity dog lovers will also make appearances, including Tim Allen, Cedric the Entertainer, Cheri Oteri, George Lopez, Jamie Lee Curtis, Michael Bublé, Nikki Glaser, Paula Abdul and Will Reeve, the NHL reported.
The 90-minute show begins Friday at 3:30 p.m. on TruTV, following the Stanley Cup Final Game 3. You can also find it on Sportsnet Friday at 3 p.m., June 8 at 10 a.m. or June 9 at 12:30 p.m. It is also available to watch on the NHL Network June 8 at 5 p.m.
Denver7 had some special guests on Friday morning from the Rocky Mountain Puppy Rescue, which is Colorado's connection with the "Stanley Pup." Watch the sweet moments in the video below.
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Goose has had a whirlwind year. The popular jam band is now touring as a four-piece, after letting go of drummer Jeff Arevelo early in the year, and has just released its seventh studio album, which includes versions of favorites that most fans have only heard at shows or on live albums as well as brand-new songs. The band will be coming to Colorado for a two-night run starting Friday, June 6, at ...
Goose has had a whirlwind year. The popular jam band is now touring as a four-piece, after letting go of drummer Jeff Arevelo early in the year, and has just released its seventh studio album, which includes versions of favorites that most fans have only heard at shows or on live albums as well as brand-new songs. The band will be coming to Colorado for a two-night run starting Friday, June 6, at Fiddler's Green Amphitheater, where Peter Anspach (keys/guitar/vocals), Rick Mitarotonda (guitar/vocals), Cotter Ellis (drums) and Trevor Weekz (bass) will deliver multiple sets of heavy jams.
When we catch up with Anspach, he's raving about the band's latest tour, which just kicked off in May, following an appearance at Bottle Rock Music Festival in Napa. "Epic festival," he says. "Great location, lots of beautiful pine trees, big field, lovely designs and all the stages were really cool, so I'd love to go back!"
Anspach is known for his high-energy, positive vibes, which are on display at every Goose show, whether at Red Rocks Amphitheatre or Fiddler's Green, where the band performed for the first time last year. "It was kind of a cool change from our typical Colorado thing, but I really liked it," he says of Fiddler's. "You know, there's a lot of room to grow in that venue, which is kind of cool. Overall, though, lovely, lovely experience."
He says the band has a home away from home in Colorado; Anspach even stayed here for a stint to live out ski-bum fantasies. "I love going hiking out there," he adds. "I did the Maroon Bells Four Pass Loop before, and I've always loved Colorado for the skiing. I bought a season pass to Copper Mountain back in 2017, and that was just the best winter ever."
Since Goose really took off during the pandemic, it's a bit harder to take the time off for such indulgences now. But Anspach is reveling in the band's success and living out the musicians living out their dreams. He joined Goose in 2017 after having known Mitarotonda and Weekz in high school; his own band, Great Blue, would also perform alongside Goose (Great Blue still gets together to play some rare shows) throughout the early years. "We were all part of the same scene and loved music," he says. "That's what it's all about."
What's really mind-blowing is how Anspach and his Goose bandmates were fans in the jam scene for years before becoming a must-see group in the circuit, performing with their own heroes from Trey Anastasio to Bruce Hornsby. It's something that he still tries to wrap his head around. "I am so grateful that we're in this position, but like, at the same time, it's pretty wild," he says. "I was going to see Kung Fu, Dopapod, Papadosio and all those bands, and I was like, 'These bands are going to be the next big thing!' ... So it's kind of wild to be in a scenario where we're one of those bands. It's just really surreal and we're super grateful."
Of course, being in the jam scene also comes with a rabid, intense fan base. You could almost say it's akin to Nicki Minaj's Barbz (a little unhinged). But Goose tries not to pay much mind to any naysayers and netizens on the subreddits and Facebook groups. "I've heard there are positive and amazing things going on, as well as some people who are complainers," Anspach says. "And that's okay, they've gotta get their feelings out and that's fine. But at the end of the day, they're coming to the show, whether they're complaining online, it's all going to be fine. ... And then I'll see you later at the show to listen to music — that's what we're all here for anyway."
On Goose's current tour, Anspach says it's been exciting to perform new songs from the band's latest album, Everything Must Go. "It's always fun having fresh songs in the rotation," he says. With such a deep well of songs to choose from now, the band thinks ahead when it comes to planning sets for the tour, he adds: "We'll definitely plot out some ideas for the whole tour, but then we kind of take it week by week also. It kind of goes in cycles...and it's a pretty fluid process [that] starts out with broad strokes then becomes smaller and smaller."
In the making of the album, Goose turned to fan favorites from its live sets while also laying down new tunes, such as the groovy, funky "Dustin Hoffman." "We wanted to make sure we captured the best version on the tracks that we've been playing for a while, but they also didn't feel old to us by the time we got to the studio," Anspach says. "So it was like, these still feel fresh, and folks that haven't heard of us before, they're going to hear this album version as the first thing we produce. It doesn't matter how old the song is, it puts you in a certain focus and gives a new purpose and new life to the song. And then any new song that hasn't been heard live, it's kind of an exciting opportunity to just let the song be what it wants to be. That's kind of what we're doing, anyway. If you get out of the way and let the song do its thing, then usually good things happen."
Good things often happen when Goose lets go: The compositions of the members' jams are complex and life-affirming. This will also be Goose's first big tour in its four-piece setup, which will see the band performing with just one drummer for the first time. "We're down to a four-piece now, which I love," Anspach says. "It's easier to pick up on ideas and you hear each other a lot better. Overall, the vibe has been fantastic. I can't believe this is a tour where we have a bunch more shows because this is already feeling pretty great."
And Goose is bringing that energy to Fiddler's, Anspach promises. "We'll be doing two sets each night, God willing," he says. "We're going to do our best to make the shows as epic as possible. And you know, it's not lost on us that Colorado is just an amazing place and loves this type of music and has always loved us and been so supportive of us throughout the years, back to like, 2019, and earlier. So we're just so grateful for that. We always try and bring our best show."
Goose plays Fiddler's Green Amphitheater, 6350 Greenwood Plaza Boulevard, Greenwood Village, 7:30 p.m. Friday, June 6, and Saturday, June 7. Tickets are available via AXS.
DENVER — Several Denver metro area and Front Range counties were under a severe thunderstorm watch Thursday evening.The watch included Denver, Arapahoe, Adams, Douglas, Larimer and Weld counties. The area under the watch also included the eastern plains and extended from the Wyoming state line to the New Mexico state line.A tornado warning was issued at 3:30 p.m. for part of Washington County until 4 p.m.Washington County received heavy hail, especially in Anton.Credit: Joel WagnerThe Denver metro are...
DENVER — Several Denver metro area and Front Range counties were under a severe thunderstorm watch Thursday evening.
The watch included Denver, Arapahoe, Adams, Douglas, Larimer and Weld counties. The area under the watch also included the eastern plains and extended from the Wyoming state line to the New Mexico state line.
A tornado warning was issued at 3:30 p.m. for part of Washington County until 4 p.m.
Washington County received heavy hail, especially in Anton.
Credit: Joel Wagner
The Denver metro area and eastern Colorado have the potential for severe thunderstorms again Friday, with a threat of large hail.
Thunderstorms developed Thursday afternoon in the Denver area, with an earlier start in Colorado's high country. The mountains also saw widespread storms Thursday.
The 9NEWS Weather Impact Team is forecasting Friday to be a tad cooler and cloudier. That will nudge down the severe weather threat a bit. However, large hail and damaging winds will be concerns between 1 p.m. and 6 p.m. Friday
Highs on Friday will be in the upper 60s, more than 10 degrees below average.
A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for parts of Colorado and Kansas until 8 PM MDT pic.twitter.com/ainQiLUzJc
— NWS Boulder (@NWSBoulder) June 5, 2025
Colorado is trending drier and warmer for Saturday and Sunday, with only a few storms on Sunday afternoon. Saturday looks dry with just a few leftover storms in southern Colorado.
Sunday could have a conditional severe weather threat depending on how much moisture we keep in place, but for now, the weekend is certainly leaning drier and warmer than this week.
Next week is leaning warmer and drier, though Colorado will likely hold onto at least a few afternoon storms each day.
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