Dog House Music Studios Plans to Pay Bands to Livestream Concerts
The Lafayette business has been keeping Colorado’s underground music scene alive through the pandemic.
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Nine People to Watch in Denver’s Culture Scene in 2021
Denver’s arts and music scene has some incredible champions.
Retrofette Sings About Bad News and Social Media on “Photogenic”
The band’s latest track is a brooding synth-pop meditation on social media and anxiety.
Nothing Matters: My Year in Music During the Pandemic
Adam Perry talks about making music with Clay Rose of Gasoline Lollipops during COVID-19.
Women in Music Fights for Equality in the Music Industry
Is the music industry getting you down? “We have help,” says Denver chapter president Bonny Dolan.
The Best Concerts of the Week
Enjoy live music this week.
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The Sickly Hecks on Refining DIY
The Fort Collins punks are growing up.
Let’s Dance in 2021 at These Online Concerts and Parties
Happy New Year’s Eve. Let’s party at home.
How Bandmates From Denny & the Way Outs Reunited Over Cancer
Members of the ’80s band came back together to support each other and look back at more innocent times.
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The Ten Biggest Music Stories of 2020
Though live music was shut down by the pandemic, musicians played on through this bleak and brutal year.
Mister Zach on Taming His Musical Hunger
Zach Tipton is a teacher by day and a musician by night.
Firefall Burns Bright on First Proper Album in Nearly a Quarter-Century
The classic rock band has released its first album in nearly a quarter of a century.
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Laykes Recorded an EP, Then the Bandmates Quit Talking
Despite drifting apart, Seth Evans and Daniel lyere reunited to make Globeville.
Best Concerts of the Weekend
Enjoy a mix of online and outdoor concerts this weekend.
Nathaniel Rateliff and Elle King Drop COVID Carol, “Xmas to Forget”
“Xmas to Forget” captures the treason of this season.
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El Chapultepec Is Gone, but Denver Jazz Venues Soldier On
El Chapultepec may be gone, but these clubs are doing what they can to keep Denver jazz alive.
Lion’s Lair Roars for Community Support to Save the Venue
The Colfax Avenue venue has launched a GoFundMe.
Quite Right Records Puts Philanthropic Spin on Electronic Music
The Denver label is showcasing homegrown talent and doing its part helping people experiencing homelessness.
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Rapper Trading Cards Are Coming to Denver
Nate Avis, creator of the blog Jiggy Hip-Hop, talks about his latest creation, a line of trading cards starring Denver rappers.
Colorado Venues Celebrate Save Our Stages Passing Congress
Federal relief is on its way for the cultural sector.
Denver EDM Scene Blacklists New Year’s Eve Rave Organizers
An underground promoter has been teasing a New Year’s Eve rave that will draw “half the city.” Ravers aren’t having it.
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Shake Up Your Christmas Playlist With New Colorado Music
The holidays are here, and it’s time to shake up your Christmas soundtrack with some local songs.