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Review – The Counting Crows Proved That Live Music is The Best Kind of Music

July 20, 2018

The Counting Crows came to the Pepsi Center on July 18 with openers Boom Forest and Live for their "25 Years and Counting 2018 Tour." At the show, The Crows upheld the fact that the best part of going to any co...

Review – Imagine Dragons Cut The Small Talk and Focused On The Music at Red Rocks

Michael Tritsch

July 17, 2018

In the scheme of the lucrative music industry, Red Rocks is an oddball venue. Now, don't get us wrong, Red Rocks is by far one of the grandest venues in the world and it's a staple in Colorado culture, but in t...

Review – With Vocals That Shined, Seal Was Gold at Red Rocks

Kori Hazel

July 17, 2018

The last time Seal played Red Rocks was in 1995 — coming off the heels of a massive song (“Kiss From A Rose”) and soon to be Grammy nominated. To a degree, his Red Rocks performance alongside the Colorado Symp...

Review – The Audible Alchemy of Dead and Company Enchanted Boulder This Weekend

Meghan Hargaden

July 16, 2018

Boulder was alive with vibrancy Saturday night as Dead & Company made their way to Folsom Field Stadium. July 14 marked the finale of Dead & Company’s "Summer 2018 Tour." The new group that consists of ...

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Review – GRiZ Set Red Rocks Ablaze For Two Full Nights

Ellie Herring and Alex Kramer

July 15, 2018

A mass of people flocked to their instruments under a blue-lit stage. For the next two hours, GRiZ’s contagious energy was amplified not only by a live show but his impressive 14-piece live funk band. Adoration...

Review – moe. Returned to Red Rocks After Hiatus But Didn’t Miss a Beat

Allison Cohn

July 13, 2018

I've seen more live moe. than any other band. For me, they're nostalgic. Songs like "Rebubula," "Kyle's Song," "Buster, "Captain American" and "Akimbo" remind me of the good ole' days of my early twenties, ofte...

Review – Umphrey’s McGee Celebrated Umerica at Red Rocks

Meghan Hargaden

July 8, 2018

What better way to consecrate Independence Day than rejoicing in our independence? Umphrey’s McGee united us all this weekend — beginning on July 5 and ending on July 7 — 303 Magazine was fortunate enough to at...

Q&A – We Talked to The Glitch Mob at Red Rocks About Technology and Their New Album

Kori Hazel

July 3, 2018

Los Angeles electronic trio The Glitch Mob — comprised of Justin Boreta, Ed Ma and Joshua Mayer — are Red Rocks veterans who keep the world on its toes with their bass-heavy output. With a dark aesthetic and a ...

Review – Denver Bowed Down To Janelle Monáe at The Paramount

Kori Hazel

July 2, 2018

Janelle Monáe is having a bona fide moment these days. The genre-bending singer recently came out, released the best album of her career, and become an outspoken critic of the powers that set to divide us as a ...

Review – Eagles’ Performance Matched the Denver Heat

Denby Gardiner

June 29, 2018

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Since the '70s, Eagles have been known as one of America’s most popular bands. The group has gone through decades of ups and downs, including member changes and deaths, record-breaking album sales and more than...

Review – Is Funk on the Rocks Really About Funk?

Tyler Harvey

June 29, 2018

Let me go ahead and set the record straight before we dive in. Of the five Funk on the Rocks, I've been to four. I love Chromeo, and I love Funk on the Rocks. But is Funk on the Rocks actually, well, ...

Review – Dirty Projectors Had a Comeback At The Bluebird

Kori Hazel

June 27, 2018

Indie music would be a lot more boring without the creative maneuvers of Dirty Projectors. That's not to say they’ve been a particular source of inspiration for the genre, rather, every release of theirs feels ...

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Habit Doughnut Dispensary and Carbon Cafe Announce New Location

Review – The Counting Crows Proved That Live Music is The Best Kind of Music

Review – Imagine Dragons Cut The Small Talk and Focused On The Music at Red Rocks

Review – With Vocals That Shined, Seal Was Gold at Red Rocks

Review – The Audible Alchemy of Dead and Company Enchanted Boulder This Weekend

Review – GRiZ Set Red Rocks Ablaze For Two Full Nights

Review – moe. Returned to Red Rocks After Hiatus But Didn’t Miss a Beat

Review – Umphrey’s McGee Celebrated Umerica at Red Rocks

Q&A – We Talked to The Glitch Mob at Red Rocks About Technology and Their New Album

Review – Denver Bowed Down To Janelle Monáe at The Paramount

Review – Eagles’ Performance Matched the Denver Heat

Review – Is Funk on the Rocks Really About Funk?

Review – Dirty Projectors Had a Comeback At The Bluebird