DJ HELLOKENNY Says Goodbye to Denver
“My goal is not to be the biggest artist in the world, but possibly one of the most business-savvy and clever.”
“My goal is not to be the biggest artist in the world, but possibly one of the most business-savvy and clever.”
“I didn’t want to alienate the fans that were coming to hear my fully original productions, so I decided to do these ‘Polish Phish’ shows.”
The celebration includes the induction of a new class on April 8, as well as a birthday bash on April 19
Harvested quickly got in gear, starting a GoFundMe and scheduling a Saturday fundraiser at D3 Arts.
The Pueblo metalcore band will play a benefit show at Ante Up on Saturday, February 21.
The band will be playing February 21 with frequent collaborator Bridget Law.
The Denver goth-rockers play hi-dive with Savage Master on February 19.
Scott Happel, owner of Denver’s Oriental Theater, HQ and Federal Theatre, talks “deception” and “lies” surrounding the Underground Music Showcase.
“Our previous shows and our relationship with Denver over the years have created a bond with some music-loving folks that love to come hang and party.”
“It’s using the myths, but it’s not in a nationalistic sort of way,” says the vocalist, who’ll be sounding off at a Sunday show.
“I love sad songs. Listening to sad music when you’re sad is good for your mental health.”
Are you ready for the fifth Mile High Mardi Gras Mambo?
“We’re mostly just scared that nobody is going to come,” one member says of the Friday gig at the Bluebird.
Thadeus Labuszewski is going back to school April 17-18.
One of its first projects is a sunrise concert at Vail Mountain Friday, February 6.
Meghan Holton’s indie electronic project will bring an evolved sound and a new member to Skylark Lounge February 6
The Longmont brothers play the Battle of the Bands at Two Moons on February 5.
As one of the few Denver venue owners who is both queer and of mixed heritage, Bruce Trujillo is intentional about creating opportunities for marginalized communities.
The year gets off to a good and loud start with local acts dropping heavy hardcore, lo-fi indie-pop and metal!
Colorado musicians have been raging against 45 and 47.
The Fort Collins grinders will play at DIY spot Glob on Friday, January 30.
Denver hardcore crew opens for Bane at Gothic Theatre on Saturday, January 31