Critic's Notebook

You don’t have to wait for a tribute show to sample Colorado’s love for the Fab Four.

Do you know the highest number of digital singles ever released in 24 hours? Spoiler alert: It’s 200.

The Denver-area musician graced many of the region’s stages with his smart, gutsy, soulful rhymes.

The longtime Denver-born musician calls her sound “sparkly dark ritual pop,” which is on display in a new, must-listen album.

The famous Seattle label is reintroducing Colorado’s grunge-era legend, including the group’s 1991 split single with Nirvana.

Local artists offer up buffet of tuneage, featuring everything from new EPs to debuts.

With more than one million views of Westword‘s Instagram, this is a video you’ll have on replay.

The label already has a slate of bands it’s working with.

California’s Rich Kids on LSD inspired NOFX, Green Day and Foo Fighters, and local musician Abe Brennan is its new lead singer.

After 22 years of enlivening Denver, the Five Points Jazz Festival is being replaced by a jazz grants program.

“The daily life of up to 43,000 people in the Colorado Springs area has been invaded,” states Ford Hurts Families, a community association.

The latest project from the founder of Pink Sofa Hour is set to open in Broomfield next month.

DJ Ginger Perry has spent years spinning other people’s music – but now she’s making her own.

Sunstoney performed her indie tunes from past albums as well as her latest, The Mirror Is Calling.

Looking for EDM and house music after a long day on the slopes? The Larimer Lounge has got you covered.

Billie Eilish and Finneas O’Connell are only the latest in a long line of brother-sister musical collabs.

The Reno Divorce tour was canceled after Brent Loveday was accused of assaulting his girlfriend; here’s his statement.

Meet fellow music lovers at these Denver spots, where you can hear vinyl spun live.

“Based on the results alone, it is clear that this country hates women and marginalized folks. If you didn’t care on a federal level, I hope you begin to care on a local level.”

Inspired by the city’s vibrant scene, Don Lucoff and David Froman are bringing Denver Jazz Fest to the masses next year.

If Dustin Lynch fans were upset by the election (probably not), they have another disappointment today.

The season isn’t over yet, despite the snow.