Justin Faye Made It to the Finals of the UK Songwriting Contest
The Senegal-born, Estes Park-based musician spent the year of the pandemic entering songwriting contests.
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Sing Out for SafeHouse Raises Money for Domestic-Violence Prevention
The five-choir virtual event Sing Out for SafeHouse raises money for domestic-violence prevention.
Two EDM Concerts Are Coming to a Denver Tech Center Hotel This Weekend
Party Guru Productions is throwing a two-night EDM event with Claude VonStroke, Worthy, Mikey Lion and more.
Meet Bolonium, a Band You’ll Probably Hate…Until You Don’t
Meet Bolonium, a Band You’ll Probably Hate…Until You Don’t
White Rose Motor Oil Looks Back to the ’60s and ’70s on Country Pop
The cowpunk band’s latest offering is a collection of classics.
Take a Stroll Through Distance Walk’s Songs About Grief
The indie-folk band found inspiration in walks through Denver and pandemic troubles.
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Post/War Confronts Death…Without Talking About It
The Denver band’s first full-length comes out on February 26.
ELLSWORTH Draws From the Struggles of the New Lost Generation
Megan Ellsworth’s solo debut is a reflection on anxiety and the struggles of young adults facing a bleak future and a devastating present.
The Hg Collective Kills the Ego and Reinvents How Bands Work
The 25-some member group is reinventing how bands work.
Jack Long’s Journey From Meth Overdose to New Music
In 2020, the Denver singer-songwriter was hospitalized after overdosing on meth; once he was released, he recorded a brand new album.
Michael Goodwin’s Love Letter to Heavy Music in Denver
Music journalist Michael Goodwin’s zine The City Gasped chronicles Denver’s heavy music scene.
Schama Noel Pays Homage to Chadwick Boseman and Black Panther
Inspired by Black Lives Matter, the Denver-based rapper tips his hat to the late actor and Malcolm X.
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No Gimmicks: The Barlow Found Inspiration in Oil Fields and Novels
The Barlow’s songs were born from the gas fields and inspired by novels.
Auto Croon: DESTINO on Queer Hyperpop and When the World Was Ending
The rising Denver pop singer on queer hyperpop and his new album.
Isadora Eden Ditched Acoustic Music for Lush Dream Pop
She recorded her new EP, All Night, in a basement with a leaky ceiling.
Shoe In: Denver Supergroup despAIR jordan Drops Debut Album
The Denver supergroup just dropped its debut album
I Was an Anti-Ska *sshole; Five Iron Frenzy Is Forcing Me to Apologize
Five Iron Frenzy’s new album is making me apologize.
Resistance Jam Celebrates the Inauguration and Calls for Ongoing Resistance
The regular event at Su Teatro will celebrate the departure of Trump and ongoing calls for resistance.
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Many Mountains Canceled a Tour; Going Home Was a Strange Trip
The Louisville duo canceled a tour. Going home was a strange trip.
Sober Parties? Rage in Denver Without Waking Up in Dallas
Secret Dance Addiction and the Conscious Cocktail Club are normalizing sobriety at parties.
Firefall Burns Bright on First Proper Album in Nearly a Quarter-Century
The classic rock band has released its first album in nearly a quarter of a century.
Laykes Recorded an EP, Then the Bandmates Quit Talking
Despite drifting apart, Seth Evans and Daniel lyere reunited to make Globeville.