Claire Woodcock

Girls Rock Denver Showcase Series Raises Funds For Aspiring Female Musicians

May 21, 2018

Girls Rock Denver, an organization that seeks to empower girls and gender nonconforming youth through music and performance, just wrapped up a Showcase Series and is already looking forward to the next. Each we...

Review – The First 303 Music Fest Proved Denver Has Local Talent to Worship

Claire Woodcock, Cori Anderson and Kori Hazel

May 19, 2018

The first annual 303 Music Fest was a spiritual experience for the Denver scene. The party took place at The Church Nightclub — a historic building in Capitol Hill — where the stained glass windows framed two s...

Local Musicians Start Mental Wellness Group For Denver Scene

Claire Woodcock

May 18, 2018

There’s a new support group for members of the Denver area music scene. Last fall, Spencer Townshend Hughes of The Hollow was feeling overwhelmed. With a sense of urgency, he turned to the Denver Music Scen...

Moms Who Rock – Parenting in Denver’s Music Scene

Claire Woodcock

May 17, 2018

Denver’s music scene has lots of mothers, each with a tale about how they learned to balance music and family. There is no doubt that women balance their careers and make sacrifices in every industry. It's true...

Review – Parquet Courts Were “Stoned and Starving” in Denver

Claire Woodcock

April 30, 2018

The last time I saw Parquet Courts was in New York City. It was 2013, a year after their extended release Light Up Gold came out. When I saw them at The Village Voice’s 4Knots Music Festival, the post-punk rock...

Review – Vulfpeck Brought the Funk to Red Rocks

Claire Woodcock

April 29, 2018

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When a crowd of almost 10,000 people bob their heads in unison throughout the night, it’s evident the performing bands have done their job. That’s what was happening at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison Friday...

The Studio at Anythink is Helping Artists Sharpen Their Digital Media Skills For Free

Claire Woodcock

April 24, 2018

Library branches influenced by a Chicago Public Library program — which helped Chance the Rapper, among other artists make it big — now have similar programs in Denver suburbs. The Studio at Anythink is offerin...

Review – The Breeders’ Comeback Tour Scratched an Itch For Denver Fans

Claire Woodcock

April 19, 2018

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The ‘90s alt-rock icons The Breeders are back from a hiatus, touring on their first studio album in a decade. The release of this year’s All Nerve marks the return of members who played a part in the band's suc...

Check Out This Upcoming Documentary Exploring the Colorado Music Scene

Claire Woodcock

April 16, 2018

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When Caryn Sanchez moved back to Colorado from Los Angeles, talented musicians were everywhere. This was around 2010, when she said the music scene on the Front Range was starting to "blow up.” Driven by a deep...

Review – Fuzz Master Ty Segall Shook Speakers at the Ogden Theatre

Claire Woodcock

April 6, 2018

Modern rock’s king of fuzz put on a killer show Thursday night. Ty Segall returned to Denver — one stop on an extensive U.S. Tour with his Freedom Band — and blasted the crowd with lo-fi overdrive. It was a sig...

Kitty Crimes’ New EP is a Production of Power

Claire Woodcock

April 4, 2018

Kitty Crimes is growing up nasty. Maria Kohler, the force behind Kitty Crimes, moved to the Mile High City in the late 2000s. She cut her teeth in bands like Science Partner, Houses and Harpoontang and collabor...

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What is Treefort Music Fest and Why are So Many Colorado Bands Playing?

Claire Woodcock

March 21, 2018

Treefort Music Fest kicks off today in Boise, Idaho. Why should Coloradans care? There are two dozen acts from the Colorado music scene on the list. Some Colorado bands will play multiple sets, all in...

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Girls Rock Denver Showcase Series Raises Funds For Aspiring Female Musicians

Review – The First 303 Music Fest Proved Denver Has Local Talent to Worship

Local Musicians Start Mental Wellness Group For Denver Scene

Moms Who Rock – Parenting in Denver’s Music Scene

Review – Parquet Courts Were “Stoned and Starving” in Denver

Review – Vulfpeck Brought the Funk to Red Rocks

The Studio at Anythink is Helping Artists Sharpen Their Digital Media Skills For Free

Review – The Breeders’ Comeback Tour Scratched an Itch For Denver Fans

Check Out This Upcoming Documentary Exploring the Colorado Music Scene

Review – Fuzz Master Ty Segall Shook Speakers at the Ogden Theatre

Kitty Crimes’ New EP is a Production of Power

What is Treefort Music Fest and Why are So Many Colorado Bands Playing?

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