but in july, guster emerged from -- >> but in july, guster emerged from what band members called 'covid-tirementa sold-out show at 'red rocks' outside denver, along with the colorado symphony. >> there probably isn't a better story that i can concoct comin out of this. it was a bifurcated experience because i've got 9200 people in front of me. i've got four band mates on the side of me. i got 60 orchestra players behind me and i'm standing in the middle and but also, you know, not i -- it was windy, i couldn't hear, there was a rainstorm 60 minutes before, my guitar pedal wasn't working, my voice cracked for the first time that week on the second song. so i'm in my head being like, am i going to have my voice going to blow out? like we're live streaming this all over the world. and so none of us felt like when we got offstage that we, like, crushed it. but that night i was reading every internet comment and it was literally only then that i was like oh, we pulled it off. jeffrey now, the band is working : on a record and has tentative plans for a tour this winter. but everything, says miller, is

. >> brown: ryan miller is lead singer and guitarist for guster, the alternative rock band that turnse pandemic. >> there was also some kind of low lows, of just figuring out how this was going to play out, how we were going to stay connected internally, how are we going to stay connected to our fans, how we're going to keep some momentum up, if that even mattered anymore. >> brown: the band had weekly meetings to stay connected, and played a drive-in show last august in new hampshire. >> we're in the midst of this storm, but we felt like it was important to do, even though it was-- it was a lot of stress and, and not something that any of us were, like, super excited to do, other than just feeling like kind of had to. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> brown: but july, guster emerged from what band members called "covid-tirement" to headline a sold-out show at red rocks outside denver, along with the colorado symphony. >> there probably isn't a better story that i can concoct coming out of this. it was a very, sort of-- was a bifurcated experience, because i've got 9,200 people in front of me. i've got band m

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