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One of the state’s best local-focused music festivals sounds off in Fort Collins this weekend.
One of the state’s best local-focused music festivals sounds off in Fort Collins this weekend.
“Obviously, the landscape for art spaces has been pretty rocky.”
“Any revolution I want to embolden must know how to shake its ass. Denver knows this.”
The festival will take place across three days at Bar 404.
Ice Cube at Red Rocks, a guitarist who was raised by chickens and more reasons to be high on Mile High happenings.
Marijuana isn’t the only thing that’ll get you high on this unofficial cannabis holiday.
Seven bands are set to play on Sunday, April 19, while sponsors include Good Chemistry and Sexy Pizza
Record Store Day is one of the biggest drop days for limited edition pressings from some of the industry’s largest acts.
“I want people to listen to my music and feel comfortable, like they’re talking to a good friend or family member.”
Banshee Tree embraces change on its new album, which the Boulder band will celebrate at the Bluebird on April 12.
A founding member of popular local group Los Mocochetes is finding his own path with his new act, lil piñon.
The second annual music and street festival features genre-spanning local and nation bands.
NoCo power metal band playing release show on Saturday, April 4, at Moxi Theater
This month brought us everything from retro rock to black metal.
From community to living wages and more, Holy Fool wants to give Denver musicians the world.
The band will be at the Skylark Lounge for a free show on Wednesday, April 1.
This will be the fortieth anniversary of the free concert series.
Between a rockin’ new EP and a variety of major shows, the sky seems to be the limit for Fabian Guerrero’s indie surf-pop band.
Be prepared for when Shepherd releases new songs at the hi-dive on Friday, March 27.
The band will be at Cervantes’ on Saturday, March 21.
“There’s nothing off the table. If we feel like doing it and we think it’s cool, we’re going to do it.”
Chris Dellinger went public with his cancer diagnosis just before the plug was pulled.