Antero Hall at Eck’s Saloon Is Finally Open With Live Music
The bar and restaurant plans to be open seven nights a week.
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Kayla Marque’s Right Brain Is On Fire
The Denver singer burns brightly on her new EP.
AEG and Fiddler’s Green Owner Respond to Artists Boycotting the Venue
There will be a protest at Greenwood Village City Hall July 20.
Lumineers and Nathaniel Rateliff Will Protest at Greenwood Village Tonight
The Denver musicians are taking to the streets to demand Greenwood Village overturn its law protecting police officers in misconduct cases.
Lumineers, Rateliff and Flobots Boycott Fiddler’s Green and Greenwood Village
The Lumineers, Nathaniel Rateliff, Flobots and Spirit of Grace are protesting the town’s protection of police.
Colorado Symphony Offering Acoustic Concerts at Red Rocks in July
Twenty members of the orchestra will perform a rare acoustic concert.
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Miranda Lash Will Be the New Senior Curator at MCA Denver
After runs at the Speed Art Museum and the New Orleans Art Museum, Miranda Lash brings her commitment to diverse artists to Denver.
Twentieth UMS Goes Virtual to Raise Funds for Colorado Musicians
The twentieth UMS will raise money for the Colorado Music Relief Fund.
ArtHyve Is Archiving This Turbulent Historical Moment
How will we tell the stories of this pandemic?
Gone Solo: Elephant Revival’s Daniel Rodriguez Premieres “Brother John”
The folk singer is making music under his own name, and enjoying the results.
Wellington Bullings Is Ready for Her Debut: Because I Want To
“I wanted this project to be an accurate introduction to who I am as an artist and as a songwriter.”
Colorado Symphony, Hamilton, Red Rocks and More Calendar Changes
Hamilton, the Colorado Symphony and Red Rocks continue to face rescheduled shows and cancellations.
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As Arts Organizations Struggle, Some Take Their Work on the Road
Watch for them on Santa Fe Drive July 16.
U.T.I.C.A. Never Wanted to Write This Song About Police Violence
The Denver rapper’s song, which he never meant to write, takes on police violence.
“This Is Not the Summer of Party,” but Denver Concerts Keep Happening
The COVID-19 shutdown has closed bars and nightclubs, but live music continues to find ways to thrive.
Argus Is Ready to Provide Event Security…When Events Return
The company’s owner is waiting for the governor to make the call.
Coffin & Bolt Is a New Rocky Mountain Heavy-Rock Label
The band Stone Deaf, out of New Castle, Colorado, just started its own label.
Pocket Outdoor Media Makes Moves to Take Over the Outdoor News Industry
The Boulder-based outdoor media company just acquired more than a dozen publications from Active Interest Media.
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As Disney World Reopens, Elitch Gardens Hopes to Do the Same
As Disney World and Six Flags reopen, Elitch Gardens hopes to do the same.
As Multiplexes Fight to Reopen, Denver Film Doubles Down on Virtual Cinema
As multiplexes plan to reopen, Denver Film doubles down on its Virtual Cinema platform.
A New Photo Series Upends Representations of Men of Color
The Black Actors Guild’s Are We Still Cool? challenges how men of color are represented in portraiture.
From Busking to the Big Time: Meet the Tejon Street Corner Thieves
It’s been a big year for the Colorado Springs busking duo Tejon Street Corner Thieves.