Clarinetist Ben Goldberg Records a Song a Day for Plague Diary
The avant-garde clarinet player is in his musical laboratory, breaking old habits and creating new ways of playing.
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The Show Goes On at the Boulder Theater
After months in the dark, the Boulder Theater’s coming back to life for 100 fans at a time.
Sam Paul Sees Beauty in His Home Town, No Matter How Boring He Finds It
The bedroom pop artist’s latest, Looks Like a Heart,
Mastodon Celebrates Twenty Years of Metal With Medium Rarities
The band’s latest album is a compilation of B-sides and forgotten tracks.
Wayne Coyne Reflects on His Teenage Years on New Flaming Lips Album
American Head looks back at the frontman’s childhood in the late ’70s and early ’80s in Oklahoma City.
Chris Swank on the Plight of Running Four Businesses During COVID-19
“How much is the business worth if every week you’ve got to throw in a few thousand bucks?”
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Blakk Mantra Worked With Clutch’s Producer on a New EP
The Denver stoner-rock band is back with new songs recorded by Gene “Machine” Freeman, the engineer behind Clutch.
Red Alert Tonight: Colorado Venues Light Up for the RESTART Act
Bars, clubs, amphitheatres and more will be lit red to champion COVID-19 relief for the live entertainment industry.
Denver Arts & Venues Will Award $75,000 to Music Projects
The Denver Music Advancement Fund marches on.
Destination Freedom: Black Radio Days Honors Emmett Till and Elijah McClain
donnie l. betts asks how much has really changed in the United States since Emmitt Till was murdered.
Nathaniel Rateliff, Megan Thee Stallion Headline Red Rocks in September
Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats, Lil Baby, Megan Thee Stallion, Phoebe Bridgers and Sam Hunt play the venue in early September.
Planes Mistaken for Stars Frontman Gared O’Donnell Diagnosed With Cancer
A GoFundMe has been set up for the Planes Mistaken for Stars frontman.
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Post-Rock Band Narcissa Blasts the American Dream on Terrific
The post-rock band Narcissa takes on fascism on its new EP, Terrific.
Pierce Murphy’s Songs Capture the Beauty of His Travels Abroad
Greece inspired the Denver singer-songwriter’s hip-hop- and jazz-infused new album, Ellada.
Live @ Jack’s Owner Launches Rooftop Concert Series in Larimer Square
Live @ Jack’s owner Sandra Holman-Watts is booking the music, and Bonanno Concepts is dishing up the food.
Denver’s Creative Economy Lost 29,840 Jobs and $1.4 billion in Revenue
Colorado’s creative economy lost 29,840 jobs and $1.4 billion in revenue.
Logan Farmer Explores Climate-Change Anxiety on New Album
The Fort Collins singer-songwriter was inspired by Woody Guthrie.
Chris Till’s Strange Journey to Elfcore and Toadstool Shadow
He used to make shrines in Boulder. Now, he’s one of the creative forces behind Toadstool Shadow.
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My Youth on Record: Interrupted Is a Podcast for Creatives During COVID-19
Youth on Record’s My Youth on Record: Interrupted take a look at how the pandemic is affecting artists.
Colorado Symphony Announces Ten More Summer Red Rocks Concerts
There are a handful of small concerts still happening at Red Rocks Amphitheatre and they are entirely acoustic.
Dang’O Releases New Instrumental Post-Rock Single
The band is expanding its sound and incorporating more genres.
Miguel Espinoza Flamenco Fusion Pushes the Borders of Tradition
The flamenco guitarist and his bandmates experience telepathy when they play.