The Colorado Symphony Honors Charles Burrell With Tantalizing Tchaikovsky
Charles Burrell was the first African-American to receive a permanent contract with a major American symphony.
Charles Burrell was the first African-American to receive a permanent contract with a major American symphony.
The Historic Yates Theater is on track to be turned into a new music venue.
Flobots member Stephen Brackett, who founded Youth on Record more than a decade ago, has joined the music education nonprofit’s staff.
Back in the ’80s, when the Warlock Pinchers wrote “Morrissey Rides a Cockhorse,” they hated Moz. Decades later, they hate him more.
Guitarist Adrian Belew was playing in a Nashville cover band, when Frank Zappa discovered him.
Mark Bliesener just released Jurassic Mark to celebrate his seventieth birthday
The late singer-songwriter played the Ogden Theatre with Bad Weather California.
Beta closed in January, a month after a patron died of an overdose outside the club. On Halloween night, Beta 2.0 will celebrate its grand reopening.
Tony Levin talks about King Crimson at fifty, ahead of the prog-rock band’s concert at the Paramount Theatre.
The jazz pianist has lived by this Beethoven quote: “To play a wrong note is insignificant; to play without passion is inexcusable.”
The jazz radio station is celebrating a $1 million gift towards its new studio.
Bernard Fowler never picked sides when Rolling Stones members squabbled. He always wanted what was best for the band.
The late Herman Hideaway’s owner Allan Roth will be remembered at a memorial show.
Broadway Roxy’s “dress rehearsal” features live music as well as a preview of its menu.
thanks to recent grants from the Fort Collins-based Bohemian Foundation and Denver Arts and Venues, Open Media Foundation is relaunching the show tonight, July 5.
Members of Midnight Marionettes, Public Display of Aggression and Avrell filed a lawsuit against their former manager Shawn Barusch.
As musical director, composer and pianist for Penn & Teller’s magic shows in Las Vegas for nearly two decades, Mike Jones knows a few things about warming up a crowd.
Matt Morginsky, the frontman for the Christian ska band the O.C. Supertones, lost his home in a fire.
It’s summer, and Colorado has no shortage of music festivals.
Jeremy Fey, the son of concert impresario Barry Fey, is bringing Central Jazz back to Central City for its second year.
Allison and Griffin Hale want people to feel the music — and not just figuratively.
Allan Roth of Herman’s Hideaway died at 79 on May 20, 2019.