Uploaded September 2014 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Ark Life performs its song "Have to Leave You Now" in this music video recorded in the SecondStoryGarage.com studio inside the Boulder Daily Camera newsroom. secondstorygarage.com
On the morning of Aug. 5, the Denver band Ark Life packed up and hit the road for a summer tour. Forty-five minutes into the trip, they stopped at their first engagement: Second Story Garage.
We got to hear the first set of the quintet’s tour, which was pretty cool, because the band is one of those acts that people are talking about in the Denver music scene. You’ll see and hear why in our videos. The band has this buoyant energy that recalls the early-’70s Rolling Stones, and their interpersonal synergy is infectious.
With Anna Morsett on bass, Lindsay Giles on keys, Ben Desoto on drums and Jesse Elliott and Natalie Tate on guitars, the band previewed music from their first album, The Dream of You & Me, which they recently released. They played “Let Your Heart Break,” “Some Unheroic Hill” and “Have to Leave You Now,” then talked with Quentin about their tour, their new album and other cool things.
What they brought us: A pair of old shoes that Morsett had custom-made at a music festival.
The band Ark Life performs its song “Have To Leave You Now” in the SecondStoryGarage.com studio inside the Daily Camera newsroom in Boulder, Colorado: secondstorygarage.com/second-story-garage-ark-life-music-video
The band Ark Life performs its song “Let Your Heart Break” in the SecondStoryGarage.com studio inside the Daily Camera newsroom in Boulder, Colorado: secondstorygarage.com/ark-life-perform-let-heart-break-music-video
The band Ark Life performs its song “Some Unheroic Hill” in the SecondStoryGarage.com studio inside the Daily Camera newsroom in Boulder, Colorado: secondstorygarage.com/ark-life-perform-unheroic-hill-music-video
The band Ark Life interviews with SecondStoryGarage.com host Quentin Young in our studio inside the Daily Camera newsroom in Boulder, Colorado: secondstorygarage.com/ark-life-chat-quentin-young-music-video-interview
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Ark Life performs its song "Have to Leave You Now" in this music video recorded in the SecondStoryGarage.com studio inside the Boulder Daily Camera newsroom. secondstorygarage.com
On the morning of Aug. 5, the Denver band Ark Life packed up and hit the road for a summer tour. Forty-five minutes into the trip, they stopped at their first engagement: Second Story Garage.
We got to hear the first set of the quintet’s tour, which was pretty cool, because the band is one of those acts that people are talking about in the Denver music scene. You’ll see and hear why in our videos. The band has this buoyant energy that recalls the early-’70s Rolling Stones, and their interpersonal synergy is infectious.
With Anna Morsett on bass, Lindsay Giles on keys, Ben Desoto on drums and Jesse Elliott and Natalie Tate on guitars, the band previewed music from their first album, The Dream of You & Me, which they recently released. They played “Let Your Heart Break,” “Some Unheroic Hill” and “Have to Leave You Now,” then talked with Quentin about their tour, their new album and other cool things.
What they brought us: A pair of old shoes that Morsett had custom-made at a music festival.
The band Ark Life performs its song “Have To Leave You Now” in the SecondStoryGarage.com studio inside the Daily Camera newsroom in Boulder, Colorado: secondstorygarage.com/second-story-garage-ark-life-music-video
The band Ark Life performs its song “Let Your Heart Break” in the SecondStoryGarage.com studio inside the Daily Camera newsroom in Boulder, Colorado: secondstorygarage.com/ark-life-perform-let-heart-break-music-video
The band Ark Life performs its song “Some Unheroic Hill” in the SecondStoryGarage.com studio inside the Daily Camera newsroom in Boulder, Colorado: secondstorygarage.com/ark-life-perform-unheroic-hill-music-video
The band Ark Life interviews with SecondStoryGarage.com host Quentin Young in our studio inside the Daily Camera newsroom in Boulder, Colorado: secondstorygarage.com/ark-life-chat-quentin-young-music-video-interview
Sign up for the Second Story Garage newsletter to keep up with local music news — show announcements, ticket sales information, previews, interviews and more. Sign up here: eepurl.com/mzbMX
