An Argus security guard stood by as she watched two men attack 26-year-old Air Force veteran Joey Oertli as he was walking to his car after the Winter on the Rocks concert on January 26, 2018.
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Ahead of a concert at the Roxy Theatre, Mushroomhead drummer Steve “Skinny” Felton spoke to Westword about the band’s new DVD, Evil Dead, and live shows.
Yes Featuring Anderson, Rabin, Wakeman proved itself to be the rightful inheritor of Yes’s band name at Levitt Pavilion in Denver.
Gogol Bordello, touring in support of last year’s Seekers and Finders, headlines the Boulder Theater on New Year’s Eve, Monday, December 31. Tickets, $50 to $60, go on sale Friday, September 14, at 10 a.m. Lindsey Stirling will be at 1STBANK Center on Tuesday, November 27. Tickets, $35 to $70, go on…
Keller Williams is a creative musical force known for his unique improvisational style, much of which he forged while performing as a one-man jam band aided by live looping technology.
Lately, Kid Reverie’s Steve Varney, a long time Denver musician known for his work in Glowing House and with Gregory Alan Isakov, has opened up publicly for the first time about his stutter that has plagued him since he was a boy.
After being together for fourteen years, Lake Street Dive needed a change, so the bandmates became more collaborative in songwriting and added a new member, Akie Bermiss.
Josh Ritter can’t wait to play in the “natural frame” of Red Rocks again.
The reopening of Summit Music Hall has been delayed, and the STS9 kick-off concert has been moved to the Paramount Theatre.
Dearling’s first concert, opening Roberta Flack at the Pike’s Peak Center, taught the band a lot about its future direction.
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Cuban-born pianist Omar Sosa, who’s equally at home in Latin jazz as world music, says when he plays or composes he first needs to be free.
Yes has experienced a migraine-inducing revolving door of members since its debut self-titled album landed in 1969.
The annual end of summer Goodness Block Party returns September 1, 2018 and this year it’s bigger than ever thanks to the support of Red Bull Presents.
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Hip-hop maven Ru Johnson is leaving Denver for a gig at the National Cannabis Festival in Washington, D.C. But before she goes, she’s throwing one more Test Kitchen, on Friday, August 31, at the Gothic Theatre.
A few DU students wanted to create an accessible and sustainable music festival, and it’s happening over Labor Day Weekend.
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Miguel Espinoza started playing guitar when he was just four years old, began accompanying flamenco dance troupes in Denver when he was in his early teens, then moved to Madrid after graduating from high school to apprentice with flamenco masters.
Al Laughlin talks Highway 50, the Samples and Boulder.
John and Lulu Demitro of Pink Fuzz talk about their debut album Speed Demon.
