Review – No One Spooks Quite Like Itchy-O
Halloween 2020 looked unlike any other. With a pandemic in full effect and an imminent (and perhaps scarier) election on the horizon, Halloween as we knew it, w...
Concert Reviews
The Acoma Street Project Shows How to Throw a Proper Socially-Distanced Party
The music industry has always been a high-stakes business, with some artists playing for free while others earning $100,000 a gig. Nearly unfathomable amounts o...
Review – Tenth Mountain Division’s Distanced Mountain Rager
Local jam band fans welcome the new normal this weekend with one of the first in-person concerts to return to Colorado in so many months. Miles up the Poudre Ca...
Review – Post Malone Might Have Given Denver Its Last Major Concert For a While (And It Was a Damn Good Show)
For the last week, it seems like every headline brings tidings of yet another cancellation. Music festivals and other tours are being canceled or postponed left...
Review – The Wonder Years Gave Their Greatest Show Yet
For casual fans, pop-punk conjures up images of Blink-182 or possibly New Found Glory. Those iconic bands broke into the mainstream with their success and have ...
Review – Legendary Three 6 Mafia Reunited in Denver on 3/6
Rap music in 2020 owes so much of its foundation to the pioneering groups that paved the road in the '90s, – and Three 6 Mafia is absolutely one of those groups...
Review – It Was Doja Cat’s Snow Show, and the Rest of Us Were Just Living in It (Including Tyga)
As Coloradoans, the prospect of snow incites us to turn up rather than hunker down. Indeed, the line outside the Fillmore on the evening of February 29 — this y...
Exclusive – Billy Strings Releases Ogden Recap, Announces Mission Dates
At this point, if you're an avid live music-seer in Colorado and you haven't yet heard of the phenomenon that is Billy Strings, then you might be living under a...
Review – Matoma’s Camp SuperDope Was a Super Nope
In the current state of musical genres, electronic-dance DJs and producers take center stage. From Kygo and Martin Garrix to Galantis and even still, the late A...
Review – Reverend Horton Heat Shows The Bluebird a Thing or Two About Rock
What a wild ride at The Bluebird Theater Thursday, where the illustrious Reverend Horton Heat ended a rockabilly, night sermon. The modestly-filled venue host...
Dirty Honey Dazzles The Bluebird Theater
The Bluebird Theater welcomed the rising phenomenon, Dirty Honey, Monday night. The light snow and beginning of the work week didn’t stop avid listeners from cr...
Review – Jauz Appoints Denver “Bass Capital of the World” at Mission Ballroom
Walking into Mission Ballroom on Saturday night was not a far reach from entering the depths of the familiar and ethereal underground rave. On his fir...