This Denver Band Just Released the Perfect Album for Fall
Broken Record serves ballads and angry bangers on its third LP.
Broken Record serves ballads and angry bangers on its third LP.
The Denver band is gearing up for its inaugural release and first-ever show opening for Soulfly next month.
Velvet Daydream will headline the Federal Theatre on Friday, October 17.
Destiny Bond’s new album is a heavy, urgent and worthy follow-up to the band’s debut.
DNA Picasso has dropped an excellent new album that solidifies his place as one of Denver’s top rappers.
Coming off a Best of Denver award for Best Acid-Rock Band, the Turkeys are heading on an East Coast tour.
Taylor Swift really doesn’t need any more money. Support these Denver artists instead.
Squeaky Feet will headline Cervantes’ on Friday, October 10.
The beginning of fall included some heaters from local musicians.
There is also an effort brewing to make an official Colorado Music Office.
The goth-Americana band has released its debut EP, The Big Tourist.
Some of these labels even have international followings.
The block party will take over nine blocks in the Bluebird District.
The folk-rock band independently releases its debut LP on Friday, September 26.
Jill Sobule passed away in house fire in May, and will be honored with a celebration of life at the Jewish Community Center.
“To me, a concert is the possibility that something might go wrong,” says Aurora rapper Jesse Santana.
Four Denver DJs reflect on the scene before heading to Woodlands, an invite-only EDM festival in Moffat.
The band will celebrate its highly anticipated new album with a release show at Globe Hall.
The Denver singer-songwriter is hosting a highly-anticipated release show at Leon Art Gallery on Friday, September 19.
Kitty Crimes is back on the Denver scene and better than ever.
SarahFest is a BIPOC, femme-forward festival showcasing badass Denver bands and celebrating all the Sarahs.
The Colorado Springs trio is playing anti-ICE benefit show at D3 Arts on Sunday, September 14.