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Hailing from Denver, Colorado, Rocket Surgeons began life in 2008 as Filthy T before evolving into the dynamic act known today. Rooted in a blend of rock with indie and alternative flavors, they’ve built a loyal local following through energetic live shows, memorable videos, and a steady stream of original releases. This page is your inside track to their story, discography, and upcoming performances.
The live experience
What reaches the room
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The live experience
What reaches the room
From viral moments like the popular Broccoli video to headlining at iconic venues such as Red Rocks, Rocket Surgeons have proven they bring a distinctive edge to the Colorado music scene. Their catalog spans early indie-leaning material produced under the Filthy T name, including All is Filthy in Love and War (2010) and Filthy Hearted (2011), to more recent releases like Colors (Restored) (2023) and Faceless (2024). Fans and newcomers alike can follow official channels for updates and ticket information.
The live experience
What reaches the room
Social presence and press coverage keep fans connected: find updates on their Facebook page RocketSurgeonsMusic and follow local Denver coverage around UMS and other venues for the latest tour news.
The essentials
The records
The hits
From viral moments like the popular Broccoli video to headlining at iconic venues such as Red Rocks, Rocket Surgeons have proven they bring a distinctive edge to the Colorado music scene. Their catalog spans early indie-leaning material produced under the Filthy T name, including All is Filthy in Love and War (2010) and Filthy Hearted (2011), to more recent releases like Colors (Restored) (2023) and Faceless (2024). Fans and newcomers alike can follow official channels for updates and ticket information.
Social presence and press coverage keep fans connected: find updates on their Facebook page RocketSurgeonsMusic and follow local Denver coverage around UMS and other venues for the latest tour news.
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