Taylor Heussner

The LipGloss Anniversary Party was Poppin’ at Bar Standard

June 25, 2017

More often than not, the bar scene is saturated with pop hits from today's radio that no one really cares about but will listen to anyway while sipping on $10 vodka cranberries. For the LipGloss 16th Anniversar...

Telluride Bluegrass Festival is 44 Years Old and Still Just as Dreamy as Ever

Taylor Heussner

June 20, 2017

It’s difficult to translate a festival experience into words. Add in that the festival is Telluride Bluegrass Festival, and well, you’ve got quite the conundrum for several reasons. How do you describe the rugg...

Here’s What You Need to Know for Telluride Bluegrass Festival 2017

Taylor Heussner

June 12, 2017

Summer in Colorado can only mean one thing to bluegrass devotees: it's time to pack for Telluride. The famous bluegrass festival is in its 44th year and shows no signs of stopping. This year, headliners Brandi ...

Review – Nahko and Medicine For the People Stole the Show From Boombox at Red Rocks

Taylor Heussner

June 11, 2017

The show held at Red Rocks on June 9 was the entrance to summer. Co-headliners Nahko and Medicine for the People and Boombox shuttered in the season, with Ramona and The Hip Abduction performing as well. After ...

A History of Intoxication at Red Rocks

Taylor Heussner

May 31, 2017

No, this is not an article on how many humans I've seen carted off by security inside the amphitheater (it's four by the way, in case you were curious). Instead, it's time for you to discover the glorious momen...

[PHOTOS] Odesza Lit Up Red Rocks with Fiery New Singles

Taylor Heussner

May 30, 2017

Red Rocks was alight with emblazoned fire (on screen, of course) when Odesza took over for a two-night run on May 27 and 28. The second night boasted openers Tennyson and FKJ, who set the stage with catchy elec...

Review – Elephant Revival Spun Folk Music, Magic & Mysticism on The Rocks

Taylor Heussner

May 23, 2017

Droplets fell graciously from the sky on Sunday, May 21, at Red Rocks but the tempestuous weather did not deter the bands Mandolin Orange or the Oh Hellos from playing deeply in their musical sets. Featuring el...

What You Missed at the 24-Hour Questival Adventure Race

Taylor Heussner

May 15, 2017

What can you get done in an hour? Perhaps you can finish an episode of Westworld, run several miles around your neighborhood, FaceTime an old friend or regret the edibles you forgot you ate the hour prior. Ofte...

Local Band Slow Caves is Speeding Up the Mile High Music Scene

Taylor Heussner

May 12, 2017

Just a couple of local Coloradoans being creative and doing what they love — a description that can help paint the picture of the beach rock, grunge vibin' band Slow Caves. Comprised of Jakob Mueller, Oliver Mu...

Bonobo Talks Long Migration to Red Rocks

Taylor Heussner

May 10, 2017

If you mention the name Bonobo in Denver, someone is going to ask you, "When is he playing next?" Simon Green of Bonobo has been coming to Colorado pretty regularly throughout the years of the countless work he...

Wolf van Elfmand is The New Folk in Town

Taylor Heussner

May 8, 2017

Whether it is because of the mountains, the marijuana or the music, Denver seems to be a hub for folk and country music. Wolf van Elfmand is one of the local musicians here putting in work for the folk genre. F...

Review – The 1975 Partied Like it was 1999

Taylor Heussner

May 7, 2017

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Wall to wall, the Fillmore was packed Saturday, May 6 because the U.K. based band, The 1975, had invaded Denver. As the first of two sold out performances at the Filmore, it’s easy to discern why they were able...

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The LipGloss Anniversary Party was Poppin’ at Bar Standard

Telluride Bluegrass Festival is 44 Years Old and Still Just as Dreamy as Ever

Here’s What You Need to Know for Telluride Bluegrass Festival 2017

Review – Nahko and Medicine For the People Stole the Show From Boombox at Red Rocks

A History of Intoxication at Red Rocks

[PHOTOS] Odesza Lit Up Red Rocks with Fiery New Singles

Review – Elephant Revival Spun Folk Music, Magic & Mysticism on The Rocks

What You Missed at the 24-Hour Questival Adventure Race

Local Band Slow Caves is Speeding Up the Mile High Music Scene

Bonobo Talks Long Migration to Red Rocks

Wolf van Elfmand is The New Folk in Town

Review – The 1975 Partied Like it was 1999

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