Commercial-Free FM Hip-Hop, New Digs and Big Grant Signal KUVO’s Growth
With new offices, a $250,000 grant and an FM channel for its hip-hop station the Drop, Denver’s jazz mainstay KUVO keeps growing.
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Talent Buyer Tony Mason Was Headed to Dallas, and Then Came COVID
He’s focused on Denver again.
Local 46 Will Soon Become Local 38
Big moves are afoot for Local 46 Bar and Biergarten — including a name change.
Why PW3 Didn’t Call Its Latest Album Constipation
The 25-year-old band recorded its latest album entirely online — and it wasn’t business as usual.
Tick-Tock: It’s About Time the Clocktower Cabaret Reopened
It’s about time.
Roxy on Broadway Reopens on February 11
A struggling new restaurant and venue is back in action…again.
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Here’s Where Live Music Is Happening in Denver
Concerts are back. Here’s where.
Jay Bianchi Closes the Sixth Incarnation of Quixote’s True Blue
The Grateful Dead-themed bar is leaving its sixth location and not reopening any time soon.
Fifteen and Flying: The Meadowlark Stays Aloft
The Meadowlark is staying aloft through the pandemic.
DJ Rick Crandall Out as KEZW Switches From Big Bands to Sports
The radio station is switching from big-band music to sports betting.
The Road Inspired New Allison Lorenzen Song “Vale”
The musicians collaborated on the song with Madeline Johnston of Midwife.
Re-Evolution Cafe Orchestra’s Mark Medina on Collaborating Globally
Though he lives off the grid, Mark Medina has found a way to keep his music international.
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Adiel Mitchell’s “Want It Now” Is Pure R&B-Pop Pleasure
The pop-R&B song comes out on January 15.
Color Red Goes Global and Opens a Vinyl Cafe in Denver
The Denver-based label, which formed in 2018, has been busy.
You Have Until 2 p.m. to Bid in the El Chapultepec Auction
Bid on a signed Bill Clinton photo and more.
Trickster Carousel: Where Gypsy Jazz, Cabaret and Neuroscience Meet
The Boulder band is blending swing, gypsy jazz, and neuroscience.
Tool Bucket Tim Makes Music From Tools in His Shed
Nothing can stop Tim Kaesemacher from making music.
Live Music Returns to Some Venues Under Level Orange
While concerts can happen, capacity is strictly limited.
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Dog House Music Studios Plans to Pay Bands to Livestream Concerts
The Lafayette business has been keeping Colorado’s underground music scene alive through the pandemic.
How Bandmates From Denny & the Way Outs Reunited Over Cancer
Members of the ’80s band came back together to support each other and look back at more innocent times.
El Chapultepec Is Gone, but Denver Jazz Venues Soldier On
El Chapultepec may be gone, but these clubs are doing what they can to keep Denver jazz alive.
Lion’s Lair Roars for Community Support to Save the Venue
The Colfax Avenue venue has launched a GoFundMe.