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Review – Chromeo Proved They Can Throw Down on a DJ Set Last Night in Denver

August 25, 2018

It's been quite a year for Chromeo and 303 Magazine. Last month, the electro-funk duo graced Red Rocks once again for Funk on the Rocks. But after much debate, we challenged the duo to host a more funky-fresh a...

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Review – This Song Is Sick Kicked Off New Rooftop Concert Series with Big Gigantic

Caleb Aerenson

August 24, 2018

Last night, the This Song is Sick rooftop patio — no larger than a big living room — played dance floor to around 100 Big Gigantic fans. Earlier this year, the media company hosted a rooftop party featuring Lou...

Review – Denver Made Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats’ Homecoming A Family Affair

Kori Hazel

August 23, 2018

Homecomings can be bittersweet things, especially for someone like Nathaniel Rateliff. Facing a return to a growing city that becomes more transient by the day, you’d wonder if it has ever crossed his mind, tha...

Review – Sam Smith Breathed Youthful Wonder Back Into Live Performing

Katie Boudreau

August 22, 2018

Most musicians begin their careers with the sole purpose to write and create music that people want to hear and can relate to. Yet often times, it feels like somewhere along the way many lose that purpose with ...

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Review – Marilyn Manson and Rob Zombie Remain Wicked

Colin Wrenn

August 22, 2018

Marilyn Manson and Rob Zombie are no spring chickens. On their Denver stop for the "Twins of Evil: The Second Coming Tour," the two elder statesmen of horror inspired heavy metal played to a full, but not entir...

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Review – Rodrigo y Gabriela Embraced the Rain at Red Rocks

Denby Gardiner

August 22, 2018

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There is nothing like waiting four years to see a great band again at the world’s most famous venue. Fans from all over have patiently counted the days until the return of Rodrigo y Gabriela, the Mexican guitar...

Review – Summer Jam Gave Denver a Lineup That Repped the Lineage of Hip-Hop

Colin Wrenn

August 20, 2018

This year's Summer Jam — the annual hip-hop event put on by KS 107.5 at Fiddler's Green — was an eclectic mix of some of the genre's most promising stars new and old. Between 5:30 and 11 p.m. the audience was t...

Review – Bad Luck, Late Bands and Long Beer Lines Plagued Velorama 2018

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August 20, 2018

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Running an event is hard. It requires an incredible amount of organization, foresight and a little bit of luck. Unfortunately, Velorama, the annual music festival created in tandem and support of the ...

Review – Juice Wrld Used A Cappella to Elevate His Rap Show at the Ogden

Max Nason

August 18, 2018

In the age of hopeful Soundcloud rappers looking to make their big splash with a chart-topping track, few actually find their way to stardom. Over the past five months, Chicago-rapper Juice Wrld (Jarad Higgins)...

Review – Father John Misty Waged War On Reality At Red Rocks

Kori Hazel

August 16, 2018

Father John Misty isn’t the shameless hippy you’d expect nor the cult leader of some enlightened philosophy — he’s far too self-serving. In the same way, Dave Chappelle would respond to a question of whether he...

Review – Bohemian Nights Proved to Be a Utopia For Local Music Discovery

Tyler Harvey

August 13, 2018

At some point over the dizzying weekend of local music that is Bohemian Nights at NewWestFest, someone muttered, "Sweltering Days and Bohemian Nights" — and sweltering hot days they were. But no amount of heat ...

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Review – Pretty Lights Brought the Heat For His 10-Year Red Rocks Anniversary

Ellie Herring

August 12, 2018

As a Colorado native and considered one of the pioneers of electronic music in the Colorado music scene, Derek Vincent Smith of Pretty Lights surprised fans earlier this year when he announced that his 10 year ...

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Review – Chromeo Proved They Can Throw Down on a DJ Set Last Night in Denver

Review – This Song Is Sick Kicked Off New Rooftop Concert Series with Big Gigantic

Review – Denver Made Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats’ Homecoming A Family Affair

Review – Sam Smith Breathed Youthful Wonder Back Into Live Performing

Review – Marilyn Manson and Rob Zombie Remain Wicked

Review – Rodrigo y Gabriela Embraced the Rain at Red Rocks

Review – Summer Jam Gave Denver a Lineup That Repped the Lineage of Hip-Hop

Review – Bad Luck, Late Bands and Long Beer Lines Plagued Velorama 2018

Review – Juice Wrld Used A Cappella to Elevate His Rap Show at the Ogden

Review – Father John Misty Waged War On Reality At Red Rocks

Review – Bohemian Nights Proved to Be a Utopia For Local Music Discovery

Review – Pretty Lights Brought the Heat For His 10-Year Red Rocks Anniversary