Levitt Pavilion Pushes Concert Season Opener From May to July
Levitt Pavilion had planned fifty free concerts in Denver this summer.
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Hear It: Furloughed and Out of TP, This Rapper Blasts “Rona”
DJ Zenas drops a song about the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Trouble With the Colorado Face Mask Design Challenge
Art education has functions other than “fun.”
Walker Fine Art Temporarily Moves Online
Bobbi Walker has survived economic slumps before.
Four Red Rocks Concerts Still Scheduled for May…for Now
The spring season at Red Rocks Amphitheatre has been bludgeoned by COVID-19.
Hear It: “Liza” Is a New Country Burner From Bonnie and Taylor Sims
The husband-and-wife duo just released a new video.
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Fort Collins Hardcore Band Says “Wash Yer Hands” to This Song
“Wash Yer Hands” could wipe out “Happy Birthday.”
Warm Cookies of the Revolution Creates Virtual Gift Baskets
And you’ll be a recipient!
Nathaniel Rateliff Drops a Mysterious Video for “All or Nothing”
Nathaniel Rateliff just dropped the music video for his jaunty break-up song “All or Nothing.”
Christie Buchele on Standup Comedy in the Age of Zoom
Christie Buchele just starting making a living as a full-time comedian. Then everything shut down.
SeriesFest Goes Online to Slow COVID-19
The annual event championing serial storytelling is moving online in 2020.
John Prine Is Gone
Coronavirus took singer-songwriter John Prine, and the world is grieving.
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Spread Healing Creating Mythical Japanese Creatures Today
The Center for Visual Art is hosting a Zoom today, in which you’re invited to create the mythical creature called the Amabie.
Colfax Marathon Postpones, and Runners Want Refunds
Some runners want refunds, whether the race will be rescheduled or not.
Anne Waldman Shows Us How to Be Human in a Bleak World
Poet Anne Waldman worked with Roger Green and Adam Baumeister to create an unsettling musical interpretation of her work.
Wildermiss and Other Denver Musicians Pay Tribute to Bill Withers
The author of “Lean on Me” passed away at the end of March.
Celebrate Passover Online With Denver’s Jewish Community in 2020
Even with a stay-at-home order in place, Passover is on — online, that is.
City Park Jazz Cancels Its 2020 Season, but Still Paying Musicians
Musicians will still be paid and there will possibly be live-streamed concerts.
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Out-of-Work Stylist Lauren Zwicky Warns: Put Kitchen Scissors Down
What to do with our ’do when nobody’s there to help? Should we take the future of our hair into our own hands?
Jake Fairly: If You Don’t Love Comics More Than Your Dad, Don’t Bother
Comic-book artist Jake Fairly talks about drawing the comic book series, The Front Lines of Good Times, for MF Ruckus.
Hear It: Milk Blossoms Singer Michelle Rocqet’s Solo Debut
Half of the soul-gutting experimental pop band The Milk Blossoms just dropped “Interview.”
StubHub Customers Cry Foul Over New Seller Payment Policy
StubHub has pushed back its timeline for paying ticket sellers, and the platform’s customers are furious.