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.
The Best Concerts of the Week
Enjoy live music from the comfort of your home all week long.
Reader: Westword Shouldn’t Act Like an Informant When There’s a Party
The December 12 event was the talk of social media.
Holiday Concerts for You to Enjoy From Home
Celebrate the holidays with this mix of classical, jazz and rock concerts.
The Best Concerts of the Weekend
This weekend has plenty of music for you to enjoy.
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Nathaniel Rateliff Wrote a Song for a Justin Timberlake Movie
The song “Redemption,” which drops December 17, was written for the new Apple TV movie, Palmer.
Adam Bodine’s Latest Nods to Monty Python, Zappa and Mingus
While the pianist is wholly himself on his latest album, he’s also tipping his hat to Frank Zappa, Charles Mingus, Monty Python, and more.
Michael Zucker Doesn’t Want His Music on Spotify. Does He Have a Choice?
The Denver musician does not want his music on Spotify. But what choice does he have?
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Ode to Joy: Four Ways to Celebrate Beethoven’s 250th Birthday
Denver’s music scene is honoring the life of the maestro.
Itchy-O Fundraising for the Oriental Theater Before Ringing in 2021
“Simply put, it’s pretty much the last wholly independent mid-sized theater standing here in Denver.”
How Sarah Slaton Is Helping Save the Music Industry
“My fear was that my best creative days were behind me,” the pop singer says. She was wrong.
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Plume Varia Releases “Hold On to Me” After Moving to New Mexico
The husband-wife dream-pop duo talks about moving from Denver to New Mexico during a pandemic and their new song, “Hold on to Me.”
CloZee, the Queen of Jungle Bass, Makes Herself at Home in Denver
The shows must go on.
As Venues Close, Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom Is Hurt but Surviving
COVID-19 is ravaging music venues, but Duncan Goodman, the co-owner of Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom, says his venue will make it.
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The Best Concerts of the Week
Lucinda Williams, Billy Strings, GRiZ and more artists are playing online concerts this week.
Op-Ed: Denver Needs to Do Better for Its Jazz Musicians
Was El Chapultepec the best this city can do?
Tooey’s Off Colfax Is Music Scene’s Latest COVID-19 Closure
The beloved Denver dive bar will not reopen.
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COVID Rules Be Damned: There’s an EDM Party in Denver Tonight
The party goes on. Death be damned.
Reader: Any Night at El Chapultepec Was a Good Night
There goes the neighborhood.
Chimney Choir’s Kris Drickey Goes Solo on State Change
Confronting depression and anxiety helped the Chimney Choir musician finally finish her first solo project.
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Folk Singer Robin Lewis Makes Good Medicine for Hard Times
The Fort Collins local strayed far from home to write her latest song.