Reader: Kudos to 93.3 for Making a Weezer Concert Open to All
When radio station 93.3 turned the first half hour of a Weezer concert into an on-air interview, fans rebelled.
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Tool Promises to Pound Denver and Celebrate Fear Inoculum
Tool announces its return to Denver to celebrate Fear Inoculum.
Five Things to Do for Free This Weekend
There’s a wealth of events around town.
New Directions: Nora Burnett Abrams on Taking the Helm at MCA Denver
MCA Denver hired Nora Burnett Abrams as its director, an affirmation of the vision established by former director Adam Lerner.
Denver Public Art Website Is Needed but Somewhat Clunky
Denver Arts & Venues wants more people interacting with DenverPublicArt.org, so the city agency is throwing a competition.
Mission Ballroom Resurrects Fair Ticketing for String Cheese Incident Thanksgiving Shows
The Mission Ballroom will bring back its Fair Ticketing system for two Thanksgiving String Cheese Incident concerts.
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Film Based on Lumineers’ New Album to Premiere at Toronto International Film Festival
The Denver-based folk-rock band the Lumineers will premiere the film accompanying their third album, III.
The Harshest Tweets About Phish’s Prairie-Dog-Plague Flea Problems
Fleas on plague-infested prairie dogs force Phish to cancel camping at its Colorado concerts and bring out the worst on Twitter.
MCA Denver Hires Curator Nora Burnett Abrams as New Director
Nora Burnett Abrams will replace Adam Lerner as the head of the Museum of Contemporary Art.
Labor Day Phish Concerts Plagued by Prairie Dogs
Dick’s Sporting Goods will be open for the annual Labor Day Phish shows, despite concerns about the plague.
Opera on Tap Has Gone Nomadic Since Syntax Physic Opera Closed
Starting this month, Opera on Tap will launch again at Hot Fun in the Summertime at 6 p.m. on August 24 at Rory’s Tavern.
Colorado Symphony Will Perform Return of the Jedi
The Colorado Symphony will make the epic film even more epic.
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John Lacroix Throws Colorado’s Only 200-Mile Foot Race of 2020
It takes a lot to organize a 200 mile footrace. John Lacroix of Human Potential Running Series thinks he has what it takes.
Mumford & Sons Played a Sacred, Quiet Show at Twist & Shout
The folk rock band played an unplugged free show to a couple hundred fans at the Colfax record store.
Denver Musicians Throw a Benefit for Immigrants in Sanctuary
Time, Let Them Roar, Stay Tuned, Puente Libre, Sunny Sideways and Happy Sad will play a benefit concert for immigrants in sanctuary.
Live Nation Celebrates Three Million Visitors at the Fillmore
Live Nation will celebrate its 3 millionth ticket sold at the Fillmore Auditoriumn this month.
Twist & Shout Hosts a Free Mumford & Sons In-Store Concert
The folk rock band will play a free acoustic concert at Twist & Shout this week.
Colorado Symphony Adds Another Night of the Music of Selena
The Music of Selena has proven to be such a popular offering that the Colorado Symphony has extended its run.
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Social Change: Tanya Cook on How Geek Fandoms Look a Lot Like Religion
The Community College of Aurora professor just won $40,000 to study how pop culture fandoms work a lot like religious social movements.
Colorado Symphony Resurrects John Denver for the Holidays
In December, the Colorado Symphony’s resurrecting the late John Denver through archival videos to perform at a holiday-themed concert.
The Rolling Stones and Mick Jagger’s Orgasmic Denver Concert
The Rolling Stones took Denver on a youthful rock-and-roll ride at Broncos Stadium.
KGNU Wants Your Used Vinyl for Its Annual CD and Record Sale
The independent radio station’s turning fifteen, and it’s raising money through its Annual Record and CD Sale.