Turn It Up: A Drive-In Music Festival Is Coming to Fort Collins
Fort Collins will host Colorado’s first drive-in music festival.
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DCPA Postpones Its Fall Production of Hamilton Over COVID-19
COVID-19 cancellations have upended the DCPA show and staff.
Keep Truckin’: Wildermiss Plays Shows Outside Fans’ Homes
No venues? No problem. The indie-rock quartet Wildermiss is playing shows outside fans’ homes.
Denver Musicians Will Devastate You With This Fleet Foxes Cover
Dozens of Denver artists joined forces virtually for this stirring cover of Fleet Foxes’ “Helplessness Blues.”
Ditch the Screens After You Watch the ABCs of Staying at Home
Ditch the screens…after you watch this.
Big Ideas: Think 360 Arts Launches Online Arts Education Series
Arts educators are finding ways to keep students engaged with online workshops about storytelling, drawing, theater and more.
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The Shaky Future of Denver Arts and Culture Funding
As arts and culture funders scramble to respond to the COVID-19 emergency, many are looking toward uncertain futures.
Augustus Will Deliver Its New Album by Skateboard…Some Day
The indie-rock band plans to deliver its latest album by skateboard.
Culture Groups Get Crafty by Supplying Art Kits to DPS Students in Need
CherryArts is leading a campaign to get supplies to DPS students.
Every June Concert at Red Rocks Has Been Canceled or Postponed
COVID-19 has obliterated every June concert at Red Rocks.
Tattoo Artist Nate Stephens Creates T-Shirts Supporting Essential Workers
When the tattoo shops closed, Stephens designed T-shirts to support his family — and essential workers.
The Lumineers, OneRepublic, Rateliff Play Colorado Gives Back
The Lumineers are organizing a massive concert with OneRepublic, Nathaniel Rateliff, String Cheese Incident members, and more.
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COVID-19 Postpones Theater of the Mind, by David Byrne and Mala Gaonkar
The DCPA’s immersive extravaganza has been pushed back.
See It: Liptruce’s New Music Video, “You Think You’re Hollywood”
“‘You Think You’re Hollywood’ is basically a kick to the gut of the setbacks that come with the business.”
Songwriter Sophie Gray Could Be Denver’s Next Pop Star
The sixteen-year-old is surprised she’s making a splash as a musician.
Blue Mesa Shot Its Latest Video in the Daniels & Fisher Clocktower
Blue Mesa’s newest song “Straight Through Me” is about triumph in the face of depression.
The Lollygags Have Enjoyed the Shutdown (But Don’t Tell Anybody)
The new Lollygags EP is short, sweet and catchy.
The Star That Wanted to Ski Is a Sparkling New Children’s Book
Illustrator Robert Persky wants to make you feel good.
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UMS Isn’t Happening in 2020, but Something Is…
The annual Underground Music Showcase is the latest summer festival to be scrapped because of COVID-19.
Glitter Bomb: Sasha Geffen’s Queer Take on Pop Music and Gender
Sasha Geffen just released the new book, Glitter Up the Dark: How Pop Music Broke the Binary.
Armando Geneyro Shines a Light on Denver’s Chicano Culture
Too much of Denver’s story goes unseen in the digital record. Photographer Armando Geneyro is changing that.
It’s a Tragedy: Central City Opera Postpones Its 2020 Season
COVID-19 has forced another cultural event to be canceled.