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“I put them together to emphasize giving opportunities to underserved people,” Korte says. “Being a woman playing music myself, I’ve had my own experience with that. So If I can give that opportunity to women who are sober or women of color who are sober, that’s where I want to go.”The show will be hosted at Fort Greene, in Denver's Globeville neighborhood. It’s owned by a woman, Eleanor Cheetham, which attracted Korte to start with.
She says the shows, planned once a month for the next four months — and hopefully well beyond that if she can procure the funding — will take place during the day. It was a strategic choice, as traditional venues often want musicians to play later and later, with the goal of selling more booze to already booze-soaked patrons.
Korte is in her late thirties, and she sees younger people living more healthy lifestyles, while the pandemic has left some wanting a different concert experience. “I tried to do one in November by myself and just failed,” she says. “I had probably thirty pre-sales, and like ten people actually showed up. That’s been interesting, too, trying to navigate through COVID. It’s like people want to support it, but they don’t actually want to come out. They're still kind of freaked about being in crowds.”
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