Q&A With Ice Cube Ahead of 4/20 Red Rocks Party
The hip-hop icon shares valuable advice for Denver rappers and reflects on how the genre has changed ahead of his Red Rocks show with Snoop Dogg and more.
The hip-hop icon shares valuable advice for Denver rappers and reflects on how the genre has changed ahead of his Red Rocks show with Snoop Dogg and more.
“If the community shows up, I think we’re going to get something that’s a huge improvement over what we’ve had in the past.”
“I want people to listen to my music and feel comfortable, like they’re talking to a good friend or family member.”
Songwriter Julia Steiner chats about the band’s brilliant new album ahead of its April 13 show at the Bluebird.
Banshee Tree embraces change on its new album, which the Boulder band will celebrate at the Bluebird on April 12.
A founding member of popular local group Los Mocochetes is finding his own path with his new act, lil piñon.
From performing with Leftover Salmon to Derek Trucks, Bill McKay has had a legendary career.
The band is playing in Denver for the first time on Thursday, April 9, at at Black Sky Brewery.
“I hope random people stumble into Broken Bow and get a sense of a traditional Western lifestyle they were previously unaware of.”
NoCo power metal band playing release show on Saturday, April 4, at Moxi Theater
The Arizona emo group plays the Ogden Theatre on Friday, April 3.
From community to living wages and more, Holy Fool wants to give Denver musicians the world.
The band will be at the Skylark Lounge for a free show on Wednesday, April 1.
The iconic Swedish melodeath band Dark Tranquility will be in Denver to play the Oriental Theater on Monday, March 30.
Between a rockin’ new EP and a variety of major shows, the sky seems to be the limit for Fabian Guerrero’s indie surf-pop band.
Warren Hayes brings his band to Mission Ballroom on Friday, March 27.
The band will be at Cervantes’ on Saturday, March 21.
“There’s nothing off the table. If we feel like doing it and we think it’s cool, we’re going to do it.”
Chris Dellinger went public with his cancer diagnosis just before the plug was pulled.
The band, which features members of several local underground acts, is playing in Fort Collins on Saturday, March 21.
It will celebrate with a twenty-hour MARATHON this weekend.
The band is releasing its new album, Taxi the Rich, at the Bluebird on March 19.