Wax Trax is opening a “real store” at Stanley Marketplace
The new branch will be the mini-chain’s fifth location this weekend.
The new branch will be the mini-chain’s fifth location this weekend.
“We want to be a great improv show, but more than that, we want to be a great show,” says the creator of Denver’s longest-running improv show.
The venue opens Aug. 15.
“DENVER, INTERNATIONAL” features over 40 local artists. It’s a who’s who of the scene.
Owners pushed hard, urging workers to vote “NO.” But the ballot showed overwhelming support for collective bargaining rights.
The ninth annual festival will showcase dozens of bands this weekend at Seventh Circle Music Collective.
The EP, “Veiled Shadows,” is a “love letter to the revolutionary soul.”
The band is playing an album release show at the hi-dive on Friday.
In 2024, local independent venues contributed $898 million to state GDP.
From summer concert series at City Park or Levitt Pavilion to Riverfront Park Summer Sessions, there are several free shows to catch this month.
Denver doom vets Khemmis have a stellar new record amongst the latest punk, indie and death-metal releases this month.
Festy season is upon us.
The local four-piece plays its first show during Blood on the Land Fest on June 27 at D3 Arts.
The owners aren’t exactly thrilled.
The venue was slated to be a part of this year’s Underground Music Showcase.
“I want to be like the Anthony Bourdain of hip-hop.”
The Denver crew will celebrate its goth-inspired debut with a release show at HQ on June 19.
The lineup includes BossMan Dlow, Skilla Baby, Trim and local legends Trev Rich and TheyCallHimAP.
A death led to the band’s resurrection.
You may not be able to afford gas, but at least you don’t need to worry about money at these shows.
Nuclear Power Trio, which comprises Trump, Putin and Kim Jong Un, will make its live debut this weekend at the first-ever Flatline Fest.
The goth-folk band will celebrate its new EP release at Roots Music Project on June 13.