After being together for fourteen years, Lake Street Dive needed a change, so the bandmates became more collaborative in songwriting and added a new member, Akie Bermiss.

On his new record, musician Adam Faucett is reflecting on love, losing the feeling of invincibility one has as a kid, and wrestling with his own mortality.

With the release of Kinky Friedman’s Circus of Life, the Texas singer-songwriter has once again returned to doing what built him his name in the first place: signing dusty old-fashioned country-western songs with a mix of satire and sincerity.

CHVRCHES is a synth pop trio from Scotland. With the release of their new record Love is Dead, there is buzz around the band’s catchy tunes.

Denver-based Americana/neo-soul band Verses The Inevitable will be performing at the Syntax Physic Opera this weekend in support of their new album, Grit & Grace.

Ahead of his show at Larimer Lounge, S. Carey talks with Westword about his new record, collaboration and finding ways to push himself creatively.

Opening for Unknown Mortal Orchestra, Shamir played his new album Resolution for an enthusiastic crowd at the Gothic Theatre.

Denver artist Rowan Kerrick’s heartbreak led to a breakthrough and the creation of her new EP, Foolish.

After more than a decade of struggle, Joshua Logan of Chief White Lightning is finally enjoying some professional success.

The Denver rock band Dirty Few will have a seven-inch release show at Larimer Lounge on Monday, July 2.

Dirty Projectors’ return to the stage was filled with new songs, old classics, and a reassurance that the upcoming album is going to be worth the wait.

For the members of Denver rock band CITRA, learning to play music together was the easy part. Everything else is a lesson in patience and collaboration.

Ahead of the Westword Music Showcase, funk band MLIMA discusses trying new things, Denver’s funk and jam scene, and possible surprises during the Showcase.

The Reminders are ready to share new music with the world.

Ahead of the Westword Music Showcase, ska band Judge Roughneck discuss venue marketing, their ska and reggae influences, and Denver’s music scene.

Ahead of the Westword Music Showcase, progressive hard rock band Hydraform discusses Denver’s music variety and the perils of music information overload.

Ahead of the Westword Music Showcase, alternative rock band The Hollow discusses supporting other artists, mental health, and being excited for the Showcase.

Ahead of the Westword Music Showcase, House/EDM DJ Aaron Bordas discusses Denver’s DJ scene, techno festivals, and being a Littleton native.