How to Support Denver’s Musicians and Venues During COVID-19 Crisis
Most of the people in the live-music industry are also out of work. Here’s how to help.
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The Colorado Symphony’s Horny Take on “Don’t Stand So Close to Me”
Modeling good social distancing, the horn players of the Colorado Symphony take on “Don’t Stand So Close to Me.”
RedLine Is Trying to Rescue Artists From an Economic Emergency
The nonprofit arts center is turning its fund into emergency grants.
Denver Actors Fund Supports Theater Artists Impacted by COVID-19
The Denver Actors Fund created the New Denver Emergency Artist Relief Fund to help out theater artists impacted by COVID-19.
Resources for Denver Artists During the Coronavirus Shutdown
From grants to skill shares, the Denver arts community is busy trying to survive coronavirus closures.
Beatport’s Throwing an All-Star 24-Hour Online DJ Marathon
The lineup includes Carl Cox, Bonobo, Nina Kraviz, GRiZ, RÜFÜS DU SOL (DJ set), A-Trak, Nicole Moudaber and many more.
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Watch It: Filmmaker Usama Alshaibi Puts the Chaos on Pause
Filmmaker Usama Alshaibi has made a short film about the strangeness of current times.
Try Not to Cry: Colorado Symphony Performs “Ode to Joy” Via Webcam
No concert hall? No problem. The Colorado Symphony brings “Ode to Joy” online.
Need Soothing? Watch Mar Williams Paint Live
The Denver artist and hacker is here for you at 7:30 every night.
Hear This: Dressy Bessy’s “Mon Cheri” Music Video Will Help You Cry
Dressy Bessy, a punk band that also kicks ass for community, just dropped a music video for “Mon Cheri.”
Denver Film Society Is Coming to a Living Room Near You
The nonprofit arthouse cinema is offering online streaming to help keep bills paid during coronavirus closures.
Hear This: Feel the ’80s With Lady Gang’s New Song, “City Night”
Jen Korte, of Lady Gang, struts her stuff — ’80s style — in her new single, “City Night.”
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DeVotchKa’s Tom Hagerman Dropped a Surprise Pop Record
Tom Hagerman spent two years working on a new album. Then the world fell apart, and he decided to drop it early.
Watch It: This Denver Filmmaker Sears Your Mind (in a Good Way)
Social distancing? Check out the films of Denver experimental animator Kelly Sears.
Here’s How to Help the hi-dive, Mutiny, Cervantes’ and Musicians
The hi-dive, Mutiny Information Cave and Cervantes are finding various ways to continue on, despite closures.
Hear This: Feeling Alone? So Is SF1. And He Wrote a Song About It
Denver rapper Shane Franklin, aka SF1, just dropped a new track, “Without You.”
Denver Cinco de Mayo Celebration Canceled
It is no surprise that Denver’s Cinco de Mayo celebration is off.
Denver Comedians Set Up an Emergency Relief Fund
Like most performers, they’re facing a massive work shortage.
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These Red Rocks Concerts Canceled Over Coronavirus
Every date through May 11 is gone.
Contract Workers and Owners Scramble as Denver Venues Close
Mayor Michael Hancock has closed down all clubs and bars, and now contract workers in the music industry are scrambling.
Lion’s Lair Closes Voluntarily: “I Just Think It’s the Right Thing to Do”
Doug Kauffman closed the Lion’s Lair over concerns about the coronavirus pandemic.
AEG, Live Nation Respond to Colorado’s 250-Capacity Event Cancellations
Jared Polis issued an order cancelling all 250-plus capacity concerts. AEG and Live Nation are responding to the news.