Taylor Heussner

Mod Sun Talks His New Album, Marijuana and Make-It-Happen Mentality

April 30, 2017

Prolific rap hippy Mod Sun came to Summit Hall in Denver on April 28 and was able to chat with 303 Magazine before his performance. We were led to a back room under the stairs and Mod Sun politely asked us ...

Review – Forget Coachella, Tycho Kicked Off Tour in Denver

Taylor Heussner

April 27, 2017

Denver is claiming to be the first stop of Tycho's 2017 tour with their groovy openers, Beacon. Just forget they *technically* played Coachella on April 15, and instead, remember April 25 at the Fillmore. Led b...

Review – Silversun Pickups Ate Casa Bonita & Still Kicked Ass at the Ogden

Taylor Heussner

April 25, 2017

The good thing about the crowd at the Ogden is they always know how to get down, even on a Sunday night. On April 23, the Silversun Pickups headlined the venue with the band Kiev opening strong for them. Guitar...

Ayla Nereo Talks the Bigger Picture with Her Music and Positive Action

Taylor Heussner

April 17, 2017

On Saturday at Ophelia's Electric Soapbox, 303 Magazine sat down with singer-songwriter Ayla Nereo to talk about her music and touring. After our positive and fulfilling conversation, Nereo said, I feel like we...

Review – Bon Iver Showed 1st Bank Center He’s Happy Now

Taylor Heussner

April 13, 2017

Opening with the title track from Justin Vernon's — AKA Bon Iver — new album 22, A Million, "22 (OVER S∞∞N)," the crowd at the 1st Bank Center on April 11 instantly knew they were going to see a different side ...

Review – G. Love and Special Sauce Served Up Hip-Hop Blues at the Ogden

Taylor Heussner

April 3, 2017

Instrumentals took the shining spotlight at the Ogden on Saturday, April 1, 2017 when G. Love and Special Sauce sashayed onto the stage. The blues, hip-hop trio skirt in and out of genres, finding influences in...

Regina Spektor Reminds Us of Her Musical Talents at the Fillmore

Taylor Heussner

March 31, 2017

Walking into the Fillmore on March 29, 2017, the set up was quite different than a normal rock concert or electronic show. A grand piano was showcased on stage, no openers were present to warm up the crowd and ...

Review – Why You Should’ve Seen A Symphonic Tribute to Comic Con

Taylor Heussner

March 27, 2017

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A night at the symphony is always magical, elegant and refreshing. This past weekend on March 24 and 25 2017, the Colorado Symphony added a fantasy element to Boettcher Concert Hall. A Symphonic Tribute to Comi...

City of the Sun Chat About Their Street Music Days and What’s to Come

Taylor Heussner

March 24, 2017

Creating an entire album in just a day in a church in Brooklyn, the three members of City of The Sun couldn't be more genuine about the music they create. Guitarists John Pita and Avi Snow and percussionist Zac...

Review – Passenger Talks of Busking Days and That One Famous Song at the Ogden

Taylor Heussner

March 23, 2017

With just a few hits into a drum ballad and the spotlight shining on singer Michael David Rosenberg, the band Passenger showed the crowd they were in for a night of beautiful pop-folk at the Ogden on March 21, ...

15-Year-Old Maya Claridge Challenges Bullying in Colorado Schools Through the Arts

Taylor Heussner

March 8, 2017

I read Maya Claridge’s biography and instantly knew I had to meet her. Just a sophomore at Legacy High School and taking online classes to pursue her passions, Claridge is the epitome of following one’s be...

The Ugly Architect Crafts His Own Niche of Music in Colorado

Taylor Heussner

March 8, 2017

It's not hard to find fresh, new music. True talent, however, that's a little trickier. And with the multitude of artists entering the indie folk scene, you could end up drowning in a sea of music. One voice, h...

The 303 Guide to Vintage and Thrift Shopping on Broadway

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The Guide to Art Districts in Denver and the Artists and Places That Make Them

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Despite Their Hiatus, Grandoozy Donates Over $58,000 To Denver Nonprofits

Underground Bass DJ pheel. Proves Denver’s the Best Place to Thrive as an Artist

Meet Vocal Coalition, The Children’s Choir Making Sure Black Music Matters

29 Nontraditional Colorado CSAs to Check out

A Sneak Peek At The New Broadway Market Opening On Friday

Breckenridge Brewery Will Turn an Irish Pub Into North America’s Highest for St. Patty’s Day

The Guide to Art Districts in Denver and the Artists and Places That Make Them

Just Announced – Santigold and Empire of The Sun Announce 10th Anniversary Shows

303 Day Returns For 2019

Mod Sun Talks His New Album, Marijuana and Make-It-Happen Mentality

Review – Forget Coachella, Tycho Kicked Off Tour in Denver

Review – Silversun Pickups Ate Casa Bonita & Still Kicked Ass at the Ogden

Ayla Nereo Talks the Bigger Picture with Her Music and Positive Action

Review – Bon Iver Showed 1st Bank Center He’s Happy Now

Review – G. Love and Special Sauce Served Up Hip-Hop Blues at the Ogden

Regina Spektor Reminds Us of Her Musical Talents at the Fillmore

Review – Why You Should’ve Seen A Symphonic Tribute to Comic Con

City of the Sun Chat About Their Street Music Days and What’s to Come

Review – Passenger Talks of Busking Days and That One Famous Song at the Ogden

15-Year-Old Maya Claridge Challenges Bullying in Colorado Schools Through the Arts

The Ugly Architect Crafts His Own Niche of Music in Colorado

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