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Justin Criado

Justin Criado is an award-winning journalist and editor, as his pieces have been recognized as some of the best in the West over the years.Inspired by heavy metal and the unusual, Justin’s work has been featured in the Denver Post, Westword, Salt Lake City Weekly, Phoenix New Times, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and Pittsburgh Tribune-Review. His first collection of essays, Chronicles of Chaos, is out now. Visit justincriado.com to find out more.

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Meet Levitt Pavilion’s New Executive Director, Meghan McNamara

By Justin CriadoApril 12, 2023

“Her experience and leadership will be invaluable as we continue to bridge cultural gaps and erase divisions in our community through music.”

Denver Band Losing Ground Celebrates One Year of Shredding Metal

By Justin CriadoApril 11, 2023

Metal band Losing Ground plays Moe’s Original BBQ on Saturday with Owls & Aliens, Thousand Frames, Years Down and Truly Fine Citizens.

Husband-Wife Duo White Rose Motor Oil Brings Cowpunk to the Skylark

By Justin CriadoApril 11, 2023

“If you like big vocals and energetic music, I would say that we’re a good match for you. … We’re not metal loud, but we’re loud.”

Denver Musician Skysia Makes Feature-Length Film to Accompany Album Debut

By Justin CriadoApril 10, 2023

This downtempo artist also has teamed up with Denver Yoga Social for a sunset event at Catbird Hotel April 12.

Meet the Denver Indie Pop-Punkers of Oh, Drifter

By Justin CriadoApril 7, 2023

The band that began as the Color of Sound a decade ago is playing the Skylark Lounge on Saturday with The Patient Zeros, The Study Abroad and The Mssng.

Messiahvore’s Metal Music Is Exhilarating. The Band Calls It ‘Organized Noise’

By Justin CriadoApril 7, 2023

“We mix that ’90s groove metal with sludge and doom and stoner metal.” Hear it for yourself at the hi-dive, if you dare…

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Destiny Bond Is Shaping Denver’s Hardcore Scene

By Justin CriadoApril 5, 2023

Destiny Bond is playing the hi-dive on Friday, April 7, with Candy Apple, Zero Function, Crime Lab and Supreme Joy.

Suicide Cages Makes Metalcore With a Message

By Justin CriadoApril 3, 2023

The Denver metalcore band is playing Seventh Circle Music Collective tonight, with Filth is Eternal, XSavageX and Victim of Fire.

Indie-Pop Artist Miya Folick Bares It All

By Justin CriadoApril 3, 2023

Miya Folick is opening for Aly & AJ (throwback!!!) at the Fillmore Auditorium tomorrow! Who’s going?

All the Best New Music by Colorado Musicians Released in March

By Justin CriadoMarch 29, 2023

Denver hardcore band FAIM releases a Nazi-punching swan song, and Skysia gives us new ambient electronic tracks.

Swallow Hill Music Introduces Free Vinyl Listening Club, Sips & Spins

By Justin CriadoMarch 28, 2023

Share your favorites and learn about new music when Swallow Hill Music launches Sips & Spins on Thursday!

Joe Hertler and the Rainbow Seekers Play Meow Wolf Wednesday

By Justin CriadoMarch 27, 2023

Hertler describes his music as “a mix of Death Cab for Cutie, Jamiroquai and maybe throw a little bit of Dave Matthews and Flaming Lips.”

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Chris Danks of Lostboycrow Is Not Your Typical Rock Star

By Justin CriadoMarch 22, 2023

Lostboycrow wasn’t meant to be full-fledged rock band, but it is now! You won’t want to miss these indie rockers at Globe Hall.

¿Téo? Might Be From the Moon

By Justin CriadoMarch 20, 2023

The Colombian-American artist stops in Denver on Tuesday, March 21, for a show at Larimer Lounge with Maesu.

Talking Sadcore and Melancholia With Denver Singer-Songwriter Isadora Eden

By Justin CriadoMarch 17, 2023

Isadora Eden is playing two concerts at Skylark Lounge this week.

Creative Agency altr. Hosting Artist Showcase This Weekend at Skylark Lounge

By Justin CriadoMarch 16, 2023

Altr. founder Jordan Altergott will showcase Gestalt, The Crooked Rugs and Horse Bitch all in one night at Skylark Lounge on Saturday!

Pop Punk Is Seeing a Recent Resurgence, but Bury Mia’s Been There From the Beginning

By Justin CriadoMarch 15, 2023

The next chance to see Bury Mia live will be on Friday, March 17, aka St. Patrick’s Day, at Globe Hall.

FAIM Calls It Quits, but First: One New Album and Two Colorado Shows

By Justin CriadoMarch 15, 2023

This local hardcore band is playing its final Denver show on Friday at Seventh Circle.

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The Chaos and Catharsis of Primitive Man

By Justin CriadoMarch 13, 2023

Denver’s Primitive Man and Full of Hell play the Gothic with The Acacia Strain and Fit for an Autopsy.

Longtime Local Musician Carmine Francis Goes Solo

By Justin CriadoMarch 10, 2023

Carmine Francis of Definitely, maybe and Scatter Gather has created his own debut EP, which he’s playing at Mercury Café on Saturday!

Twenty Years and Counting: August Burns Red Still Going Strong

By Justin CriadoMarch 8, 2023

And the band’s name isn’t about a girl named August setting fire to then-vocalist Jon Hershey’s dog, Redd.

Flogging Molly Bassist Calls Egoista the “Ramones of Denver”

By Justin CriadoMarch 7, 2023

Denver punk trio plays The Crypt Thursday!

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