Five of Denver’s Best Open-Mic Nights
From the Merc to the Roxy, you’ll always find top-notch talent.
From the Merc to the Roxy, you’ll always find top-notch talent.
“I did time, yes; I was a heroin addict, yes. I had a lot of problems, and yes, I’m gay.”
These six talented MCs learn, create and thrive together.
Rockstar will be the Denver area’s Brooklyn Bowl, where live music and bowling converge for the ultimate entertainment experience.
“I’ll make the most obnoxious song I can, and I’m sure something will happen.”
“We help people find their magic.”
“We wanted to really create a station that preserves music.”
“The idea is that everything kind of sucks, but if we’re building community and doing stuff together, it’s going to be fine.”
She brought her daughter on stage to sing “Jesus Born on This Day” as a duet, but Mariah didn’t just perform Christmas hits.
Enjoy a tribute to Fleetwood Mac or holiday songs surrounded by candlelit glow.
“The whole thing is about surrendering and finding space, because we live in this society where we’re not encouraged to reflect. We’re not encouraged to make art.”
“Artists want to be heard. They want to perform in front of people who are listening and hopefully, we create a space to help allow that to happen.”
Doja Cat’s Ball Arena show was a dramatic, bloody performance of the occult.
Yes, she was late to the stage. But if you stayed, it was worth it.
Denver’s newest bead, crystal and jewelry mecca, Crystal Castle Beads, will offer live music regularly.
Hayden James’s electronic music is about more than a perfect beat drop.
Rocky Mountain Punk Nature Art & Oddities may be in a normal strip mall near the Jefferson County DMV, but its offerings are anything but ordinary.
Canadian singer-songwriter LÁ˜LÁ˜ plays the Fillmore Auditorium this weekend with Boys Like Girls, State Champs and the Summer Set.
Thinx founder Radha Agrawal’s sober, early-morning dance party comes to Denver’s Invisible City this weekend.
On the exhibit’s final day, Whitney Bradshaw will host a “scream session” for people to let it all out.
“I don’t buy into the idea that pop music can’t also feature smart lyrics.”
MisterWives lead singer Mandy Lee discusses the band’s latest album, Nosebleeds, ahead of the Mission Ballroom concert this weekend.