Wayfarer Mixes Metal With the Denver Sound to Explore Western Violence
The band explores the violence of the Old West.
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Randall Frazier Is Mentoring the Next Generation of Sound Wizards
The sound engineer guru is passing on his skills at Warren Tech.
Andy “Rok” Guerrero Rejoins Flobots, Which Is Re-Releasing Its Debut EP
The band is celebrating the fifteenth year of its debut EP, Flobots Present: Platypus, with a digital re-release.
Remembering Doug “Groovey” Newville
Denver’s music and horror film scenes are remembering a local legend.
Save Our Stages Fest May Be the Biggest Streaming Concert Yet
The Lumineers and Nathaniel Rateliff are among the artists playing this massive festival.
Aggie Theatre Reopening for the First Time Since March
The Fort Collins venue is back with a string of concerts from local artists.
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Bring Music Home Chronicles Independent Venues Facing Extinction
The multimedia project Bring It Home chronicles bars, clubs, theaters and DIY spaces that risk shuttering for good.
Oriental Theater, Risking Closure by Spring, Launches Fundraiser
The independent venue is struggling to survive.
Jon Niermann on Creating Loop Media, the Spotify of Music Videos
University of Denver grad Jon Niermann purchased a massive library of music videos from Muzak and has launched a new online platform.
Academics Discuss and Perform Music About HIV/AIDS
Songs from the ’80s and ’90s about HIV/AIDS are all too relevant during the COVID-19 pandemic.
This New Venue Will Have Hot Concerts, Even If It Snows
Put on your layers, because this new music venue will be doing concerts in the cold.
A New Music Venue Is Opening in the Basement of Oskar Blues
The owners face an unlikely journey: opening a live music venue during a pandemic.
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Ron Miles on His Blue Note Debut
The Denver cornetist wrote his latest album while his father was dying.
Pianist Grant Hazard Outerbridge of Memorybell on Finding Solace
Pianist Grant Hazard Outerbridge talks about his new album and the modular-synth rabbit hole.
Playing Wind Instruments and Singing Can Spread COVID-19. Now What?
University of Colorado Boulder professors are researching how live music can spread the coronavirus.
Jayme Stone Wrestles With Grief on His New Album
After his brother died, the singer-songwriter Jayme Stone used music to process his loss.
Denver DJ Delivery Brings the Party to a Neighborhood Near You
With the Riverfront Park Association’s summer concert series canceled, the group has launched a traveling dance party.
Bonnie Raitt, Willie Nelson, Dave Matthews Play Benefit for John Hickenlooper’s Senate Run
Chuck Morris set up the concert for the music-fan politician.
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Thurston Moore on By the Fire, Teaching at Naropa and Sonic Democracy
Sonic Youth’s founding guitarist talks about his new album, CBGB, Allen Ginsberg, Anne Waldman and teaching at Naropa.
East High School Alum Max Bessesen Brings Global Sounds to Jazz
Max Bessesen is getting into Trouble on his latest album.
Innerspace Laments the Destruction of the Earth on “Bokota”
The post-rock band’s music video includes bandmates performing in motley ecosystems.
Yawpers Frontman Nate Cook Will Cycle 700 Miles for Charity
Donations to his journey to Oklahoma will go to the Sweet Relief COVID-19 Fund to help musicians and out of work music industry workers.