Name: David Ramirez w/ Sharon Silva: Presented by Mishawaka ***AT AVOGADRO'S NUMBER***
Start: 2026-02-01T19:30:00-07:00
Location: Avogadro's Number

$David Ramirez w\/ Sharon Silva: Presented by Mishawaka ***AT AVOGADRO'S NUMBER***$

Mishawaka Presents
David Ramirez w/ Sharon Silva ***AT AVOGADRO'S NUMBER***

Doors open at 7PM
605 S Mason St
Fort Collins, CO
80524

General Admission (GA)
Undesignated floor space available on a first come, first served basis. Standing Room Only

About the Artist
“I’m over the anger, the sadness, all the not so gentle reminders of my nature. I’m moving forward; I can see it coming soon.”
From “Waiting On The Dust To Settle”

David Ramirez took a little time to get back to himself, and now he’s dead set on making music for himself—for the sake of the music, and nothing else. “I love all the records I’ve made in the past,” says Ramirez. “But in making them, there was always the thought in the back of my mind of where and what it could get me. I made both creative and business decisions with a goal in mind; a goal that often never came. This time it was all about just the joy of making it, about having fun with it.”
The Austin, TX-based singer-songwriter—whose career has seen six full-length studio albums, three EPs, countless collaborations, and an illustrious supergroup project in Glorietta—spent a season of rest away from his focus on writing songs. In the wake of the end of a long relationship, he wanted to prioritize processing his grief as a human, not as an artist bleeding onto the page.
“The last thing I wanted was to write a heartbreak record. So I stopped writing altogether, and I just waited until I saw my heart start coming back to life. I wanted the next thing to be hopeful and sweet and beautiful—a testament to music and my love for it.”
Ramirez’s new record, All the Not So Gentle Reminders, is exactly what he was waiting for. The 12-song album is an expansive succession of dreamlike songs that in deed tell his stories—but more than anything, lean into the possibilities of the trip that music can take us on.“I’ve been a songwriter for a long time. I love words and stories. But this was about music. I wanted the long musical intros and outros [as heard on “Dirty Martini,” “Twin Sized Beds,” “A Bigger World,” and “Dreams Come True”] to contribute to the stories and be a part of them.”