The Flobots’ Stephen Brackett Joins Youth on Record Staff
Flobots member Stephen Brackett, who founded Youth on Record more than a decade ago, has joined the music education nonprofit’s staff.
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Cellista and the Art of Political Performance
Performance artist Cellista discusses her latest piece, Transfigurations, coming to Denver’s Mercury Cafe this Friday.
The Best Concerts in Denver This Weekend
Brandi Carlile, the Who and Rancid play Denver this weekend.
Snoop Dogg, Adam Ant and Every New Denver Concert Announcement
Snoop Dogg, Adam Ant and Sofi Tucker have all announced upcoming Denver concerts.
Maggie Rogers Owned Her Narrative at the Mission Ballroom
Maggie Rogers showed a crowd in Denver on September 23 a glimpse into on-stage emotional turbulence, and still pulled off a show that left fans reeling and screaming in adoration.
Music Video Premiere: Wildermiss Is Anything but “Paralyzed”
Wildermiss teases its new EP with the music video for “Paralyzed.”
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Ben Westhoff on the Origins of Deadly Party Drugs in Fentanyl, Inc.
When music journalist Ben Westhoff tried to explain an uptick in deaths at raves, he found himself on a global journey researching fentanyl.
To Join Zealot, Musicians Quit Their Instruments and Learned New Ones
Luke Hunter James-Ericson enlisted local musicians to round out his new band, with the caveat that they ditched their instruments of choice.
Jump Off a Cliff With Nordic Daughter
Melissa Lycan of Nordic Daughter didn’t want to jump off a cliff.
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Decades After “Morrissey Rides a Cockhorse,” Moz Is “Way Worse”
Back in the ’80s, when the Warlock Pinchers wrote “Morrissey Rides a Cockhorse,” they hated Moz. Decades later, they hate him more.
After 35 Years of Defying Genres, the Waterboys Take On Rap
The Waterboys take us where the action is with a new album that continues to defy genres.
After Trap Gospel, Trev Rich May Take a Break From the Mic
Denver’s biggest rapper Trev Rich, who dropped Trap Gospel this summer, wonders if his September 26 concert will be his last hurrah.
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Improv Stalwart Bill McKay Celebrates His Fiftieth Birthday with Jam-Packed Lineup
Former Leftover Salmon member Bill McKay celebrates turning fifty with a massive jam session at the Oriental Theater.
September’s Very Own Zay Hardy
Denver native and rapper Zay Hardy discusses his new EP, SVO 2.
The Best Concerts in Denver This Week
The Black Keys, Trev Rich and Russian Circles play Denver concerts this week.
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John Prine Brought Heaven to Red Rocks, Despite the Colorado Symphony
John Prine brought paradise to Red Rocks, despite the Colorado Symphony’s overbearing performance.
How Frank Zappa Helped Guitarist Adrian Belew Play With the Greats
Guitarist Adrian Belew was playing in a Nashville cover band, when Frank Zappa discovered him.
Miranda Lambert’s Denver Concert Will Be a Wildcard
Country superstar Miranda Lambert just announced the Wildcard Tour, which launches in 2020.
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The Best Concerts in Denver This Weekend
Brian Wilson, Above and Beyond and REZZ play Denver this weekend.
Mandy Groves Plays Matchmaker in Video for Latest Single, “Blow”
Up-and-coming artist Mandy Groves makes romance happen at a roller-skating rink in her new music video.
Balloon Pop’s Explosive Denver Debut With Wax Tailor and Blockhead
Balloon Pop, dubbed “a curated mobile concert series,” comes to Denver Friday night. But what exactly is a curated mobile concert series?
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This Church Promises to Host “Denver’s Largest Bluegrass Jam”
Cameron United Methodist Church is attempting to host a record-breaking bluegrass jam.