Denver Pop-Punk Band Stray the Course Stays the Course on Jetlag
Denver pop-punk band Stray the Course has released its debut EP, Jetlag.
Denver pop-punk band Stray the Course has released its debut EP, Jetlag.
The Denver rock band Too Many Humans will host and headline its first annual holiday benefit show, Too Many Humans [Not Enough Coats], to support the Denver Rescue Mission and Youth on Record.
Denver indie-rock band Ivory Circle have released a music video for their latest single, “Slip Away.”
Rock-and-roll band Bud Bronson & the Good Timers premiere a new music video for the single “We Are The Champions [of the basement].”
Denver electronic funk band SunSquabi will play a two-set benefit show at the Bluebird Theater, with all ticket proceeds going to the Can’d Aid Foundation, a Longmont based group bringing relief to various communities in need.
Denver metal band Primitive Man and M.S.W.’s Oregon-based metal project Hell are releasing the Primitive Man/Hell Split this February.
If you’re going to play Denver, you have to play at the hi-dive.
Local rapper and poet Meta Sarmiento hopes to make waves at the Denver Local Love Artist Showcase at the Roxy Theatre.
What started as a honky-tonk residency at Syntax Physic Opera is now a career. Extra Gold will have its album release show at the hi-dive.
Denver hip-hop duo Calm is committed to social justice.
Denver pop-punk band One Flew West has dropped a new single, “Semi Kinda Right,” and an accompanying music video.
Denver indie-pop duo Optycnerd will release the music video for their single “Days Are Done” at 7:30 p.m. on Friday Night via YouTube Premiere.
Fort Collins’ alternative-folk sister quartet SHEL and musician and producer Kevin Dailey are scoring the new Facebook Watch TV series Queen America.
Denver musician Cody Statz has released the new single “There Was Evening” from his upcoming rock opera, Mars.
Ahead of their show at the Fillmore Auditorium, the indie-pop brothers of AJR talk “Turning Out” music video, film school, and give advice to new bands.
During the shoot for DNA Picasso’s “Dope in the Booth” music video, a train conductor stopped his train and called the cops.
EDM duo Big Gigantic is giving big again.
Ahead of its show in Denver, Deap Vally’s Lindsey Troy spoke to Westword about new music, playing bass for White Lung, and the Femijism TBT commentary
Denver Electronica band Church Fire has released a trippy and disconcerting new music video for the single “Sick Meat,” directed by Lares Feliciano.
Women have come together to write, direct, produce, and perform the feminist absurdist tragedy, Witches & Harlots on Halloween night.
Guitarist Adrian Conner and drummer Clementine’s debut album under the name Beaux Cheveux is an exciting and unusual combination of psychedelic dream-pop.
With the release of their new album, Bud Bronson & The Good Timers show that even their punk-rock anthems aren’t impervious to the state of the world.