Denver Remembers Brittany Strummer at Two Memorial Events
Denver punks are gathering to remember Brittany Strummer.
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High Plains Comedy Festival Announces Headliners
The seventh annual High Plains Comedy Festival will be taking over South Broadway venues in fall of 2019.
Celebrating 25 Years of the Westword Music Showcase: The Nuns of Brixton
Most cover and tribute bands are pure snooze fests. Not so The Nuns of Brixton, “the only Clash cover band that matters.”
Lizzo Ignites a Debate Over Music Journalism
After Pitchfork wrote a mixed review of Lizzo’s new album, Cuz I Love You, the diva took a shot a music writers who don’t make music, saying they should be unemployed. Twitter blew up.
Artspace Plan to Build Affordable Artist Housing Fails in RiNo
Artspace’s plan to build 85 units of affordable housing and 3,000 square feet of workshop and performance space for artists in the RiNo Art District has collapsed.
The Yawpers Cut Deep to Heal on Their New Album, Human Question
Nate Cook of The Yawpers lives on the brink of implosion. The Denver-based songwriter says he needs it that way to make the kind of music that heals him and, in turn, his fans.
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Meet Butcher Cult, the Obscene Men Who Hijacked Facebook
At 10:26 p.m. Monday, April 22, two men using the moniker “Butcher Cult” went live on Facebook.
RIP: Phil Solomon, Experimental Filmmaker and CU Professor
Solomon will be remembered as a good friend, a great teacher and a sensitive and literary soul, reflective in a world too quick to judge.
Celebrating 25 Years of the Westword Music Showcase: Gregory Alan Isakov
Gregory Alan Isakov, who started his career as a singer-songwriter playing coffee shop gigs and open mics in Boulder, built himself a career as staple in Denver area music scene.
Denver Film Society Director Andrew Rodgers Steps Down
Andrew Rodgers, who has served as the executive director of the Denver Film Society since January 2016, has stepped down from his role. He will be replaced, in the interim, by Britta Erickson, the director the Denver Film Festival, who has worked with the film society for more than twenty years.
Twelve Things to Know About Meow Wolf’s Ride at Elitch Gardens
Kaleidoscape, Meow Wolf’s new ride at Elitch Gardens, is opening to the general public on April 20. Here’s what you need to know.
Art Galleries Keep Closing in Denver. Why?
Gildar Gallery and Goodwin Fine Art have shut their doors in recent months. What’s the fate of art galleries in Denver?
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Levitt Pavilion Announces Fifty Free Concerts and 2019 Schedule
The only thing better than great summer concerts is great, free summer concerts.
OneRepublic Adds a Second Night With the Colorado Symphony
Tickets cost $49.95 to $149.95 plus fees.
Throngs Flood Elitch Gardens for Season Pass Holder Preview Weekend
“We’ve been waiting an hour,” bemoaned one parent.
Why One Tourist Who Loves Red Rocks Fell for Levitt Pavilion
A reader who travels from Pennsylvania to Red Rocks each year ways in on why he’s falling for Levitt Pavilion.
Celebrating 25 Years of the Westword Music Showcase: The Milk Blossoms
The Milk Blossoms rose from Denver’s DIY music scene, pushing the boundaries of beat-boxing, soul and songwriting, to create a moody sound driven by poetic lyrics.
Red Rocks Season Begins This Weekend! Here’s Every Concert in April
Red Rocks season has come. Here’s every artist playing in April.
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Buckle Up: Meow Wolf Launches Kaleidoscape at Elitch Gardens
Don’t bother begging for the chicken exit: Meow Wolf’s wild ride is finally arriving in Denver.
Global Dance Festival Announces 2019 Lineup
Tickets go on sale Monday, April 15.
Size Matters: Why Tiny Workers Won Best New Public Art
In public art, it’s go big or go home, and that’s becoming boring. Jaune offers an alternative.
Maggie Rogers Is Too Sick to Play Denver
Maggie Rogers, who was slated to play two Denver concerts April 9 and 10, announced over Twitter she is too sick to perform.