DCPA Suffers More Layoffs and Cancellations Through Spring 2021
All of the DCPA Theatre Company’s plays in the 2020/2021 season will be canceled over COVID-19 concerns.
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Larimer Lounge and Globe Hall Are Back…Without Music
Scott Campbell’s independent music venues are slowly coming back to life.
Feel the Beets: Eco-Rapper DJ Cavem Drops “1 for the Hood”
DJ Cavem invented the term eco-rapper more than a decade ago, and he’s still at it.
Exclusive: Rob Drabkin Drops the Sweetest Pandemic Video Yet
The Denver musician’s new music video, starring Littleton elementary school kids, is the sweetest pandemic video yet.
Skylark Lounge Is Being Sold, but Not Because of COVID-19
It’s not because of COVID-19.
Feeling Sick? Maybe’s It’s Just This Broken Beat’s “Fever”
The band didn’t know the world would be facing a global pandemic when it recorded the song “Fever.”
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1-natVson-1 Is Bringing Spiritual Boom-Bap Back to Denver
Vincent Clouse, aka 1-natVson-1, has had a long journey from West Hollywood to a Kansas prison to a music career in Denver.
Denver Zoo Asks City, State for Permission to Reopen
Hand sanitizer? Check. Mask ordinance? Check. Animals? Of course. Guests? Not yet.
Boulder Artist Stephen Parlato Takes His Protest Art to D.C.
Parlato delivers the message by sign, balloon and truck.
Avett Brothers, Lumineers and More Launch Colorado Music Relief Fund
The Avett Brothers, the Lumineers, Bradi Carlile, Dave Matthews and more are helping to launch the Colorado Music Relief Fund.
Back in Bloom: Denver Botanic Gardens Reopens May 22
The York Street location is reopening…with limits.
Jessica Sonner Is Grateful to Be Making Music Through Every Season of Life
“Music has been a gift to me to help make it through this weird time.”
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Take a Bite: New Poetry Anthology Serves Up “Thought for Food”
Thought for Food will benefit Denver Food Rescue.
Paradise Lost: Joseph Lamar Wrestles With the Afterlife
“Paradise 1” is a brutal self-portrait of a person in spiritual and cultural crisis.
Gulp! Artists Attacked While Painting Mural of Masked Women Kissing
“Yes, we can get through this together.”
Water World Won’t Open in 2020. Elitch’s and Lakeside? Maybe…
Colorado’s largest water park is closing to stop the spread of COVID-19.
Denver Botanic Gardens Cancels Its Summer Concert Series
This one’s going to hurt.
The Dendrites Worried Their New Album Was Too Weird, Then It Took Off
The new EP Lunchin’ With the Dendrites is a deviation from the Denver ska band’s straightforward sound.
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Ink Lounge Sells Screen Prints to Benefit Access Gallery
Ink Lounge is throwing an online show of artist-made prints.
Float Away on Dylan McCarthy’s Breezy Instrumental Bluegrass
Dylan McCarthy’s Lost & Found is more proof that the Front Range bluegrass scene is thriving.
Bluegrass Duo Sugar Moon Is a Rising Star on the Colorado Scene
This Colorado bluegrass duo’s making its debut during a pandemic.
Sputnik Resurrects the Ghosts of South Broadway
A new art installation at Sputnik pays homage to the customers who are no longer there.