Breaking Down the Beat: “Self Equity” by Maddy O’Neal and Bass Physics
The story behind “Self Equity.”
The story behind “Self Equity.”
Chautauqua Auditorium, which is celebrating its 120th anniversary, announced its summer concert series, including comedian Paula Poundstone, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Andrew Bird, Béla Fleck and the Flecktones, Ziggy Marley, and Andrea Gibson.
Jon Linskey, who performs as Sectra, hails from Chicago, but moved to the Mile High City to boost his chances of playing shows, to network and to see dubstep artists that inspire him.
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John Prine’s album The Tree of Forgiveness reminds us to live.
Twin Flame Medicine’s Mona Magno, aka Monalicious, has a passion for building community.
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The Denver rockers in Rubedo have released a second music video, for the song “Tell a New Story,” off of their album Vaca.
Bay Area-based jazz clarinetist Ben Goldberg, who grew up in Denver, released his adventurous album, Orphic Machine, in 2015.
Since winning NPR’s Tiny Desk Contest in 2016, Gaelynn Lea has been touring nonstop, sharing her violin music and disability advocacy nationwide.
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Denver electronic music fans have a reason to be excited again.
This is one of the summer’s best hip-hop lineups.
Denver alt-pop-rock band Sharone & The Wind will celebrate its sophomore album Enchiridion of Nightmares with a show April 13 at Marquis Theater.
SYCDVK had a rough concert in Los Angeles, but that didn’t stop the band from approaching Concord Records.
Hudson Gardens announced its 2018 lineup, which includes concerts by Big & Rich, Toto’s 40 Trips Around the Sun World Tour, Sheryl Crow, the O’Jays, and UB40.
For the fans and musicians of Denver’s foundational genre-bending string band Elephant Revival, it’s the end of an era – and the start of a new one.
Entertainment giant AEG Presents Rocky Mountains will be opening up a 60,000 square foot ballroom in RiNo in summer 2019.
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If you say it’s impossible for emo to age gracefully, Dashboard Confessional’s Chris Carrabba might agree with you.
Reno Divorce frontman Brent Loveday came up with the idea for the song “She’s in Love with the Avenue,” (from band’s most recent effort, Ship of Fools) about six years ago, when he saw a young couple perusing the aisles at a custom car show.
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