Your Mom’s House Gets New Owner and Pumps Up the Punk
With her purchase of the Capitol Hill nightclub, Jillian Johnson is bringing a big change to its music.
With her purchase of the Capitol Hill nightclub, Jillian Johnson is bringing a big change to its music.
The fierce frontman of numerous local bands, including the Planes Mistaken for Stars side project Git Some, died on January 1 at the age of 49.
I didn’t stop with looking back a year. I went all the way back to 2002, and a writing career that almost ended before it began.
The Jack Kirby Players are bringing their retro-pulp mayhem to Mutiny Comics & Coffee on New Year’s Eve.
The Colorado-based metal group’s latest album, Absolute Elsewhere, has been racking up spots on high-profile year-end lists.
The Colorado singer and guitarist pioneered punk in Boulder and beyond.
The nationally popular group is back in action after releasing major-label records, then fizzling out in 2011.
“I have gotten myself so trained to write by walking around. I kind of get into this creative zone when I’m out on the trail and dictating.”
The Velveteers, one of Colorado’s fiercest bands, have released the music video for “On and On,” which rages against misogyny.
The ongoing feud between Ford Amphitheater and Ford Hurts Families was not resolved at the December 17 meeting with Mayor Mobolade.
Capitol Hill Books has anchored the intersection of Colfax and Grant for decades, but now its future is in doubt.
“Rest in paint” is the phrase that friends, colleagues and family members have been posting online to mark his death last week.
The pair of bands will be on a stacked hardcore bill this Saturday at D3 Arts.
If corporate bookstores aren’t your thing, Colorado still has plenty of independent sellers to support.
From used jazz to new pop, the vast array of vinyl in Denver-area record stores makes for a collector’s heaven.
Denver punk band Dead Pioneers was hand-picked by Pearl Jam to open four East Coast tour dates next year.
The owners of the Gnarly Toybox are bringing their warped, wonderful sense of fun to downtown Golden.
One of Denver’s most significant groups in the ’00s and ’10s, the Photo Atlas is reuniting for the first time since 2015.
Zachary Lamb, a regular at the Capitol Hill dive, constructed a diorama using LEGO bricks gifted to him by late bartender Bart Case.
You don’t have to wait for a tribute show to sample Colorado’s love for the Fab Four.
The local producer, animator and executive was a driving force in international anime.
The Denver-area musician graced many of the region’s stages with his smart, gutsy, soulful rhymes.