Colorado’s Summer Mountain Music Festivals Are Canceling Fast
Telluride Jazz, the Planet Bluegrass Festivals, Ride Festival and many more aren’t happening in 2020.
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Sludge Metal Band In the Company of Serpents Turns On the Lux
The Denver sludge-metal band shines a light on metaphysics on its new album, Lux.
All the Reasons Live @ Jack’s Couldn’t Survive the Shutdown
“In my opinion, it’s basically impossible for a live music venue to reopen.”
After Fourteen Years of Rocking, 3 Kings Tavern Closes for Good
The South Broadway venue is closing down for good.
The Denver Rockers in Boot Gun Are Shooting First, Asking Later
With gun tattoos on their ankles and raucous songs to boot, the Denver rock band Boot Gun is ready to shoot.
Knew Conscious Launches New Concert Streaming Series
Knew Conscious struggled to reopen, and just as it did, COVID-19 shut it down. Now the venue is back with a streaming concert series.
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Jazz Club and French Bistro La Cour Has Closed
La Cour owners and longtime partners Janet Poth and Joseph Monley are closing down their Denver jazz club.
From Denver to Norway: Cate Downey Has a Song in Her Heart
Cate Downey is stuck Norway, but back home in Denver, Indie 102.3 is streaming her latest, “Picture on the Wall” throughout May.
Jazz Aspen Snowmass Postpones Labor Day Experience Until 2021
The JAS Labor Day Experience has been pushed back to 2021.
The Airborne Toxic Event’s Mikel Jollett on His New Memoir
The memoir chronicles the musician’s experiences with childhood abuse.
Here’s How Denver Record Stores Are Reopening for Business
Twist & Shout, Wax Trax, Angelo’s and more Denver record shops are opening up after the COVID-19. Here’s how.
Here’s How Denver Music Stores Are Preparing to Reopen This Weekend
Looking for sticks, strings and pedals? Here’s when and how Denver’s music-gear sellers are reopening their shops.
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Cold War Kids Teams Up With the Lumineers’ Wesley Schultz
The new song was inspired by the stories of migrant children separated from their parents at the border
Ecologist and Professor Greg Cronin on Recording Haitian Rappers
Greg Cronin is planting edible forests and recording rappers while stranded in Haiti during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Would You Like to Dance? KGNU Is Throwing a Virtual Prom
Missing prom? KGNU has got you covered — virtually.
Bow Maker Evan Orman Donates Violin Bow to Musicians’ Fund
The local bow maker has created a $5,000 violin bow to be raffled off in a fundraiser for a COVID-19 musicians relief fund.
This Year’s Five Points Jazz Festival Will Be Virtual
We may not be able to gather for the Five Points Jazz Festival this year, but the show will go on…online.
A Statewide Drum Circle Takes Over Colorado on Thursday Night
Is your nightly howling now enough? Now a statewide drum circle is taking over Colorado.
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King Rat Frontman Luke Schmaltz Pens First Novel
The Belcher is a book about a guy who drinks beers and belches supersonic blasts and uses them to fight crime.
Hear It: The Jolly Backbeat’s “Snow in April”
Rocker and music-industry professor Benom Plumb is diving into EDM.
DJ Rockstar Aaron Puts a New Spin on Sex-Toy Bingo Sessions
Forbidden Bingo has moved online, but there are as many sex-toy prizes as ever.
AEG’s Chuck Morris Will Direct a New CSU Music Business Program
AEG Presents Rocky Mountains head Chuck Morris is starting a music business program at Colorado State University.