What to Know About Red Rocks’ New Bag Policy
Red Rocks Amphitheatre has a new bag policy, banning multi-pocket bags from the venue.
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Black Market Translation Is the Gritty, Improv Punk Band of Your Dreams
The improv punk band Black Market Translation just released a new album, Triogene, and plays an album release show at Mutiny Information Cafe.
A New Movement and Music Festival Is Taking Over RiNo
RiNo will be filled with dance performances (including a pop-up mime show and drag ballroom competition) from Thursday through Sunday at Somebody’s Friend Movement and Music Festival!
Old Soul Era Blends His Chicano Roots With Hip-Hop
Hip-hop musician Anthony Morales, aka Old Soul Era, likes his music old-school.
Amor Es Amor Exhibit at Northglenn Arts Celebrates LGBTQ+ Chicano Culture
“Each and every one of us was made to be adored, it’s only up to us to fall in love with our existence and find the people that are also here to uplift you in that.”
Kick Drum Therapy Is Denver’s Newest Label Devoted to Techno
“I’m a college dropout, but I’ve managed to make a way for myself,” says founder James Lenhart.
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Jazz Pianist Adam Bodine’s New Album Is About a “Kombucha Pimp”
Bodine celebrates the release of the funky, cinematic album Offscreen Pursuits with a show at Dazzle Denver on May 7.
Legendary Alt-Rock Group Fishbone Plays Levitt Pavilion
The ’80s rock band Fishbone is touring with four of its six original members!
Slow Beethoven Is Beethoven Like You’ve Never Heard Before
A Jeffrey Zeigler-led string quartet recorded in The Tank in Rangely, an old water tank with a 40-second reverb that was a secret performance venue for decades.
Regenerate, the First Festival From 128 Productions, Will Fill Civic Center on April 22
“This isn’t just ours. This is Denver’s house and techno festival. We’ve got some of the most absurdly talented locals on our lineup.”
Kathryn Cole and Edgar Dumas Exhibits Opening at CORE
“We are very simpatico and I do think we complement each other in terms of colors and thought processes.”
Annie Booth Spotlights Women Jazz Composers With Brava Jazz Publishing Company
“I feel really, really grateful for this new chapter of my professional life.”
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Tyrone Beall’s Artwork Adorns Both a Museum and a Liquor Store
He quit his job making diorama backdrops for the Denver Museum of Nature & Science to create his own career.
Dillard Evokes Maternal Love on Garden Mother Release
His new album drops on Friday, April 14, and the producer will play Mishawaka Amphitheater in May.
Hana Kebede’s Poetic Prose Wins Colorado’s Poetry Out Loud Competition
The Overland High School student won the state competition and will be jetting to D.C. to compete at the national level.
Step Back In Time With The Age of Nostalgia at Another Gallery
Another Gallery’s sophomore show showcases works by fourteen different artists that explore the complexity of longing for the past.
Mersiv’s First Headlining Show at Red Rocks Sells Out
Anderson Gallegos, aka Mersiv, remembers that when he first went to Red Rocks, he thought, “I’m going to play here one day.”
Folk-Pop Artist Ron Sexsmith Plays the Soiled Dove Underground
This is folk-pop artist Ron Sexsmith’s first U.S. tour in seven years.
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Dairy Block Brings Free Live Music to LoDo With Artists on the Rise Concert Series
Justin Garber will be performing in the Alley on April 1.
Revel in Darkness With N3ptune and Rusty Steve at the Bluebird Theater
N3ptune is one of Denver’s rising stars, and he tells us his concerts are a “place where you can express your dark side.”
Denver’s Ten Most Famous Public Works of Art
From the possibly cursed “Blucifer” outside of DIA to Donald Lipski’s “The Yearling” outside of the Central Public Library, Denver has long been known for its public art.
Denver Rocker Mad Dog Celebrating His 70th Birthday With Blues and Booze
Rock out with Denver’s great blues musician Mad Dog for his Double Birthday Bash at Nissi’s!