The Last Revel bring four-part harmony to Lulu’s Downtown on March 28

The Minneapolis-and-Bozeman Americana band, with The Last Wild Buffalo opening, plays Colorado Springs’ 400-capacity second-floor room on a Sunday night in late March.

A Sunday-night show in late March in Colorado Springs has a particular appeal: the weekend's over, the snow might not be, and a room full of banjo and fiddle is a good place to put off Monday. The Last Revel play Lulu's Downtown on Sunday, March 28, 2027, at 8 p.m., with The Last Wild Buffalo opening. Tickets are $22–$30 through Tixr.

The show was announced Oct. 20, and it is a BandWagon Presents booking, the promoter behind a good share of the roots and country bills at Lulu's. At that price, in a room that holds about 400, it is one of the better-value nights on the spring calendar.

The Last Revel describe themselves on their own site as fresh Americana from Minneapolis, Minnesota, and Bozeman, Montana. The sound is built around four-part vocal harmonies over acoustic guitar, upright bass, fiddle and five-string banjo, the kind of arrangement that leaves nowhere to hide and doesn't need to. The band has been at it for more than a decade: their sophomore album came out in April 2015, and *Hazard & Fate* followed in 2017, per the band's lyrics page. The record they're pointing people to now is *Gone for Good*, which the site lists as out via Thirty Tigers and produced by Dave Simonett.

That is what makes a room like Lulu's the right fit. Harmony-driven string bands live or die on whether you can hear the blend, and a 400-capacity room puts everyone close enough to hear each voice settle into the chord. It is not a big-production night. It is four people around the microphones, and the room leaning in.

The Last Wild Buffalo are a familiar name on BandWagon's Colorado bills; Tixr shows them headlining at the Black Buzzard at Oskar Blues in Denver. Get there for the opener.

Lulu's itself is a relatively new chapter for an old name. The venue moved downtown from Manitou Springs in 2024, into a second-floor space at 32 S. Tejon St. that used to be Studio 32, as the Denver Gazette reported.

What to know: 8 p.m. start, Sunday night, $22–$30 on Tixr. Remember that the room is upstairs. And if you've got a Monday morning to think about, at least you'll have something to hum on the way to work.

Sources: The Last Revel at Lulu’s Downtown (Tixr / BandWagon Presents) (tixr.com); BandWagon Presents (Tixr) (tixr.com); The Last Revel (official site) (thelastrevel.com); The Last Revel – Lyrics (thelastrevel.com); The Last Wild Buffalo, Hunter Archer & The Quiver at The Black Buzzard (Tixr) (tixr.com); Lulu’s music venue finds new home in Colorado Springs (Denver Gazette) (denvergazette.com)