How Denver’s Trackyon Music is rewriting the rules for independent artists
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.
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.
For metalheads who know how much incel energy occurs in the dude-dominated black-metal scene, it’s refreshing to see such witchy rage.
You may not be able to afford gas, but at least you don’t need to worry about money at these shows.
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.
Denver-born, Nashville-based band kicksoff festival weekend on Friday, May 29
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.
The Denver psych band will be premiering new music and playing Outside Days this week.
The punk legends talk their new album, the First Lady’s lack of sex, and not taking everything so seriously.
“You could make the best music on the planet, and it won’t matter if no one is buying it.”
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.
This year’s UMS schedule includes 160 local Colorado bands and musical acts, in addition to national headliners.
Artists from around the world will perform at this year’s “Bass Invasion” show.
The Dinner Party Tour will come to Ball Arena next year, but tickets go on sale very soon.
The Oriental’s Chris Fest benefits Chris Dellinger, a local music legend fighting stage 4 prostate cancer.
“I think it should come to an end because I don’t want it to wither.”
The indie band’s latest album blends with the era of classic rock.
The legendary Minutemen bassist will play two nights at HQ on Thursday, May 7, Friday, May 8.
Maynard James Keenan talks Puscifer’s new album, Red Rocks and mushrooms.
“Any revolution I want to embolden must know how to shake its ass. Denver knows this.”