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Adventure Club and Bear Grillz took to the stage at Red Rocks Amphitheatre to headline the 2019 edition of Global Dub Festival. Also on the bill: Said the Sky, Riot Ten, Dirty Monkey and Kai Wachi.
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Famed supergroup the Hollywood Vampires, which consists of Johnny Depp, Alice Cooper and Joe Perry, haunted the Fillmore Auditorium on May 14, 2019. All photos by Aaron Thackeray.
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Members of the RiNo Art District and other members of the public visited the construction site of the neighborhood's newest venue, the Mission Ballroom, on Monday, May 13. Leading the tour was Chuck Morris, head of AEG Presents Rocky Mountains, and Cameron Marcotte, the Mission's general manager, along with staff from Westfield, the company developing the North Wynkoop neighborhood where the venue is located. Mission Ballroom opens August 7, 2019, with a concert from The Lumineers.
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Vulfpeck, Khruangbin and Cory Henry didn't let the cold stop them from bringing the funk to Red Rocks on Thursday, May 9, 2019.
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On the last Sunday in April, Diana Lee hosted about thirty people at her hunting-lodge-themed home in Loveland. The occasion was festive, with a spiral ham, cheese fondue and a performance by a local musician. Dressed in a pink long-sleeved shirt and gray sweat pants, Lee looked at peace in the place she had called home for the past decade-plus. As guests arrived, she showed them her bedroom, which was decorated with artificial Christmas trees and garlands.
Lee had chosen April 28, 2019, as the day she would die, and invited a Westword photographer and reporter to her end-of-life celebration to document her final moments. Read our story about Lee's journey to the end here. -
Mayoral candidate and Wheelchair Sports Camp MC Kalyn Heffernan rallied more than 100 musicians to gather in front of the city-run Denver Performing Arts Complex to protest the venue's anti-busking policies and the taxpayer-funded (through the SCFD) Denver Center for the Performing Arts' $50,000 donation to the No on 300 initiative. Heffernan and fellow artists oppose Denver's urban camping ban and view 300 as an end to the criminalization of homelessness.
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