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

August 20, 2018

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 ...

Review – Did Leon Bridges Live Up to the Hype of His First Red Rocks Show?

Katie Boudreau

August 10, 2018

The reputation of Red Rocks Amphitheatre precedes itself. Artists from around the world dream of playing that venue and yet not all are worthy of it. The stage merits a commanding and memorable performance — an...

Review – Jeff Lynne’s ELO Spaceship Impacted Pepsi Center

Zena Ballas

August 10, 2018

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It’s fairly easy to become sensitive to the grand appearance of something legendary — especially after almost 35 years of being dormant. Jeff Lynne’s ELO returned to the U.S. with resounding force and traveled ...

Review – Portugal. the Man was Both Sin and Salvation

Colin Wrenn

August 9, 2018

Since releasing their first record in 2006, Portugal. the Man have gone from indie-rock darlings to full-blown stadium-packing rockstars. Their show at Red Rocks on Wednesday proved their suitability for the bi...

Review – Panic! at the Disco Showed The Pepsi Center That They’re Here to Stay

Michael Tritsch

August 9, 2018

Panic! At The Disco is one of those talented bands that made it big back in 2005, and seem to be keeping up the same level of success in 2018. Most of you probably went through a Panic! At The Disco phase, and ...

Review – Taos Vortex Hinted at Meow Wolf’s Ability to Throw One Hell of A Music Festival

Cori Anderson

August 7, 2018

Taos Vortex — Meow Wolf's first music festival — lit up the little New Mexico town this past weekend, at times with the creative enthusiasm we have come to expect from the artist collective, and at others in a ...

Review — Not Even A Blackout Could Keep CHVRCHES From Shining At The Ogden

Kori Hazel

August 7, 2018

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For a while there, it was uncertain whether the CHVRCHES show at the Ogden Monday night would go on as planned. A flash rainstorm had rendered the theater without power minutes before doors were set to open, le...

Review – ARISE Music Festival Cultivated A Three-Day Magical Wonderland

Ellie Herring

August 7, 2018

There’s something magical about Sunrise Ranch. Beyond the breathtaking beauty that surrounds the valley at every turn, there’s an undeniable spark that creates an unparalleled experience during the first weeken...

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Show You Should Know – RJD2 at The Ogden

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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

Review – Did Leon Bridges Live Up to the Hype of His First Red Rocks Show?

Review – Jeff Lynne’s ELO Spaceship Impacted Pepsi Center

Review – Portugal. the Man was Both Sin and Salvation

Review – Panic! at the Disco Showed The Pepsi Center That They’re Here to Stay

Review – Taos Vortex Hinted at Meow Wolf’s Ability to Throw One Hell of A Music Festival

Review — Not Even A Blackout Could Keep CHVRCHES From Shining At The Ogden

Review – ARISE Music Festival Cultivated A Three-Day Magical Wonderland