Meet Trouble’s Braids, Boulder’s coven-country folk band
The goth-folk band will celebrate its new EP release at Roots Music Project on June 13.
The goth-folk band will celebrate its new EP release at Roots Music Project on June 13.
“Locally, there are a lot of organizations that really need a space like this. Nationally, we’re going to get more acts.”
The independent label was founded by Hanzo The Phantom, who will be joining Don MegaTron, TheyCallHimAP and Ray Reed to open for Juvenile at the Ogden.
Local production company Greater Than Entertainment has brought state-of-the-art speakers to the venue for particular shows.
For metalheads who know how much incel energy occurs in the dude-dominated black-metal scene, it’s refreshing to see such witchy rage.
The lineup includes BossMan Dlow, Skilla Baby, Trim and local legends Trev Rich and TheyCallHimAP.
All five members represent different regions, languages and cultures that exist under the wide umbrella of Filipino identity.
Imagine waking up to a notification from SZA.
The Denver band plays Moe’s Original BBQ on Friday, May 29, before heading on tour.
The band will play its first headlining show at the hi-dive this weekend, which serves as a celebration for the band’s debut EP.
“What we’re doing is trying to put a Colorado stamp on things.”
“I wouldn’t even compare it to any show because nothing like this has ever been done before.”
The draft still includes a 4 a.m. closing time.
“You could make the best music on the planet, and it won’t matter if no one is buying it.”
“Like any good romance — even a one-night fling — it’s hard to resist a heady mix of anticipation, starlight and the promise of a night’s desires fulfilled.”
The release will be celebrated at Meow Wolf tonight, with Jello Biafra and other special guests.
Longtime pop-punk band plays The JunkYard on Wednesday, May 20, with New Found Glory and Plain White T’s.
From rock-and-roll bans to UFOs, here are some bizarre facts to share while you’re waiting in line for a vodka lemonade.
The Australian indie folk band has released a new album that brought fans out to the Ogden.
The alternative rock group’s exploration of the genre they love will pump you up, break you down and leave you begging for more.
“This isn’t just, like, a reality TV guy trying to make it as a DJ for fun,” he says. “I care about the music and I care about the craft, and I’m not, like, skipping any steps. I’m taking it seriously.”
It’s on the up and up. And some of the state’s most beloved punk bands will play there this weekend.