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Denver Parrotheads Drowned Out Jimmy Buffett; the Eagles Soared
Rivers of baby boomers, decked out in leis, khaki shorts and floral-print shirts, schemed to cut each other in line outside Coors Field Thursday night, eager to see Jimmy Buffett and the Eagles.
Jason Heller on Strange Stars and Being a Nerd in Denver
Jason Heller is something of a nerd Renaissance man.
Petal’s Kiley Lotz Gets Honest About Letting Her Fears Go
Singer Kiley Lotz of Petal will be playing at the Marquis Theater on June 29, 2018.
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Strange Stars: Jason Heller on Bowie and the Decade That Sci-Fi Exploded
Hugo Award-winning writer Jason Heller has written for the New Yorker, Rolling Stone, Pitchfork and the Atlantic Monthly. He’s been a Westword contributor for many years and is a familiar face on the Denver music scene, both as a DJ and now in his current band, Weathered Statues. For his…
Primitive Man on the Decline of Western Civilization and Other Noise
Primitive Man has been consistently releasing heavy records since forming six years ago, but Caustic, which dropped last year on Relapse, is the local sludge metal trio’s most abrasive to date.
St. Paul & the Broken Bones, Lupe Fiasco and Every New Denver Concert Announcement
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Phantogram Will Headline PoloFest, a Music Festival/Polo Tournament
Polo has a bad reputation for being a leisure activity of ultra-wealthy snobs, an image that Ty MacCarty, of Horseplay.TV in Littleton, is trying to turn around with PoloFest, one part music festival, another part polo tournament.
Review: Dirty Projectors Survived Its Breakup – and Is as Good as Ever
Dirty Projectors’ return to the stage was filled with new songs, old classics, and a reassurance that the upcoming album is going to be worth the wait.
Metal Fans, Delight! Speedwolf Reunites for Electric Funeral Fest III
At the end of June, South Broadway is flooded with black denim vests, cannabis smoke and loud, heavy riffs, as Electric Funeral Fest dominates the neighborhood, turning it into a haven for all things doom, sludge and heavy rock.
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Remembering Denver Musician Kat Ellinger
When Kat Ellinger passed away on June 5, grief rippled through Denver’s music community.
Paul DeHaven Takes Flight After Paper Bird’s Breakup
Paper Bird may be over, but Paul DeHaven’s solo career has just taken flight.
Miggy Camacho Is Bringing Motown to Colfax
Mowtown Groove has been making people dance for seven years.
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Raw Pork Chops Pelted Hippies at Nick Plumber’s First Concert
Nick Plumber’s noise band Chaos Ensemble had a wild first concert.
CITRA Is Figuring It Out on the Fly
For the members of Denver rock band CITRA, learning to play music together was the easy part. Everything else is a lesson in patience and collaboration.
David Booker Recalls Denver’s Urban Cowboy Days
British musician David Booker has made his home in Denver, and plays nearly every night of the week.
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The Best Concerts in Denver This Week
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Westword Music Showcase Venue Guide
Here’s where it’s all going down during Westword Music Showcase 2018.
Taste of Colorado Adds REO Speedwagon to Lineup
Taste of Colorado has added the classic rock act REO Speedwagon to its lineup of bands that includes George Thorogood, Van Wholen, the Long Run and the Eighties Band.
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Jon Snodgrass on Why He Is Following the Rockies on Tour
For a life-long road dog, Jon Snodgrass, due June 23 at Streets of London, is the type of musician who has always made music that is light hearted and fun.