Rachael Sage chatted with Westword about all sorts of things, including learning to play music at age five, her songs being featured on Dance Moms, and her tricks avoiding getting sick while on tour.
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Ozzy Osbourne is amazing; Colorado metal bands suck, say readers.
Elephant Revival announced it would be going on hiatus after a stint of festival appearances and an upcoming performance at Red Rocks, on May 20.
Colin Ward’s friends remember him as “magic.” There will be a Service of Remembrance on February 10, 2018.
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Whitney Rose plays Goosetown Tavern, Tuesday, February 13.
Tyler Hallock and Stephen Granger’s Groove On collective is showing up for Denver artists.
Get ready to plan your 2018 concert season; these are the latest show announcements in Denver.
Chella Negro’s journey took her from jam-band singer to country music diva.
Elizabeth LaPrelle and Anna-Roberts-Gevalt like to play music from the past with a new spin.
The Spook School plays Lost Lake Lounge February 7, with Diet Cig.
Tickets go on sale Saturday, February 17, at 10 a.m.
Andrea Gibson was in the middle of writing a project about love when Donald Trump was elected. The poet shifted gears immediately.
Lights, a Canadian alt-pop artist, published a six-volume comic accompanied by a concept album in a project dubbed Skin&Earth. The album and comic revolve around the story of Enaia, Lights’s fictional avatar.
The Velveteers’ self-titled debut EP comes out on Wednesday, February 7. The band will celebrate the release at the hi-dive on Friday, February 9.
Tickets go on sale Monday, February 26.
Tickets go on sale Friday, February 9.
Alex Luciano, the singer, songwriter and guitarist for Diet Cig, which headlines at Lost Lake Lounge on Wednesday, February 7, didn’t set out to be an inspiration to young women who wanted to rock. It just sort of happened, like her entire career in music, as Luciano explains in the wide-ranging interview below.
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When August Burns Red played Denver in January, one reader noticed how many Devil-horn hands were in the crowd.
Nathaniel Ratliff & the Night Sweats, who are gearing up for a March 9 album release, dropped a new song today: “Hey Mama,” just days after announcing a second Red Rocks concert, on August 23, with Slim Cessna’s Auto Club.
