The Voodoo Kings Rock the Stage for Good Friends Friday

Comedian Al Jackson co-hosts with Tory, and they celebrate the Rockies' home opener with drinks from the Cherry Cricket.

Apr. 3, 2026 at 3:51pm

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An abstract, minimalist illustration featuring a striking black silhouette of a rock band performing on stage, capturing the dynamic energy of a live music event.The Voodoo Kings bring their high-energy rock sound to Denver's Good Friends Friday celebration, kicking off the Rockies' home opener in style.Denver Today

The popular local band The Voodoo Kings took the stage on the latest episode of the Denver TV show 'Colorado & Company' for their 'Good Friends Friday' segment. Comedian Al Jackson joined regular host Tory to co-host the show, and they also highlighted the Rockies' home opener celebration with drinks from the iconic Cherry Cricket restaurant.

Why it matters

The Voodoo Kings are a beloved Denver-based rock band with a loyal local following. Their appearance on the popular 'Colorado & Company' program helps promote the city's vibrant music scene and gives viewers a taste of the energy and talent the group brings to the stage. The segment also showcases how local businesses like the Cherry Cricket are getting in on the excitement of the Rockies' home opener.

The details

The Voodoo Kings, known for their high-energy performances and classic rock sound, took the 'Colorado & Company' stage to play several songs from their latest album. Comedian Al Jackson joined regular host Tory to banter with the band members and highlight the Rockies' home opener festivities, including specialty cocktails being served at the Cherry Cricket, a Denver institution located just blocks from Coors Field.

  • The episode of 'Colorado & Company' featuring The Voodoo Kings aired on April 3, 2026.
  • The Rockies' home opener took place on the same day, April 3, 2026.

The players

The Voodoo Kings

A popular local rock band based in Denver, Colorado, known for their high-energy live performances and classic rock sound.

Al Jackson

A Denver-based comedian who co-hosted the 'Good Friends Friday' segment on 'Colorado & Company' alongside the regular host, Tory.

Tory

The regular host of the 'Colorado & Company' program on 9news.com.

Cherry Cricket

An iconic Denver restaurant and bar located just blocks from Coors Field, known for its specialty cocktails and as a gathering spot for Rockies fans.

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What they’re saying

“The Voodoo Kings always bring such an amazing energy to the stage. We're thrilled to have them here today to kick off the Rockies' home opener in style.”

— Tory, Host, Colorado & Company

“It's an honor to be here representing the Denver music scene. We love playing for our hometown crowd and getting them pumped up for Rockies baseball.”

— Jared Wilkinson, Lead Singer, The Voodoo Kings

What’s next

Fans can catch The Voodoo Kings performing live at various venues around Denver throughout the summer baseball season as they continue to promote their latest album.

The takeaway

The Voodoo Kings' appearance on 'Colorado & Company' showcases the vibrant music scene in Denver and the city's passionate support for its local sports teams. The segment highlights how local businesses like the Cherry Cricket are embracing the energy of the Rockies' home opener to create a festive atmosphere for fans.