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Local Musician Kid Astronaut to Rocket Off to London

November 12, 2018

Kid Astronaut has decided it’s time to climb back into his spaceship and take off. His new home? London. The Denver-born and -raised soul singer and musician has decided to make the move across the pond to focu...

Q&A – 300 Days’ Nick Dunbar Talks Finding His Music Niche

Emma Jerry

November 8, 2018

The indescribably unique trio 300 Days hits the Gold Hill Inn this Friday, November 9 for the release party of their debut full-length album, Easy Gettin' Old. Self-defined as a band that's impossible to catego...

Q&A – Brian Beer of Bud Bronson & The Good Timers Talks Living a Life of Purpose and New Album

Chloe Dore

November 7, 2018

This Saturday, Denver punk band Bud Bronson & The Good Timers, played to a sold out Ratio Beerworks to celebrate the release of their new LP, Between the Outfield and Outer Space (BTOAOS). Traditionally cha...

Local Listen – Meadow Mountain Delivers New Yet Traditional Bluegrass

Emma Jerry

October 31, 2018

This is an entry in an ongoing series for 303 Magazine, which will provide a range of local album reviews. It is our intention to highlight the talents of local musicians, whether veterans to the industry or ne...

Q&A – Cherub Talks Fame, Fans and Feelings

Cara Chancellor

October 26, 2018

For many electro-indie fans, Cherub has become a household name. And while you may know some of the band's international hit songs like "Doses & Mimosas," "XOXO" and "Freaky Me Freaky You" — you may not kno...

Q&A — Greg Ormont of Pigeons Playing Ping Pong Explains Why They Have So Much Fun

Ellie Herring

October 16, 2018

Once a band that started out as fun a way to pass the time, Pigeons Playing Ping Pong has evolved into a full-time project for the group of modern-day pranksters from Baltimore. Known equally for their goofy on...

Q&A – How a Brother-Sister Duo Became Some of the Youngest Label Executives in the Music Industry

Max Nason

October 14, 2018

Last year Milan Kordestani was a college freshman who spent his time discovering new artists across streaming platforms. Today, Milan and his sister, Misha, are some of the youngest label executives in the musi...

Local Listen – Matt Hoffman as “New Mexican” Is Reborn In The USA

Emma Jerry

October 10, 2018

Singer-songwriter Matt Hoffman is taking time between a fairly full touring schedule with Strange Americans to release and promote his long-awaited solo album, Take It On Our Shoulders. Released just under two ...

A Look Into Denver’s Hardcore Scene with the Munsens and Its Just Bugs

Kori Hazel

October 5, 2018

Denver’s music scene is as diverse as it comes, but what may surprise many is how deep and divergent Denver’s hardcore scene is. While hard-rock may be the first thing to come to mind, Denver’s hardcore scene i...

Hello Denver, My Name Is Nathan Palmer

Kori Hazel

October 2, 2018

Welcome to our brand new series, Hello Denver, My Name is… where we profile different people in Denver you probably don’t know, but should. Get ready to meet painters, dancers, comedians, musicians, designers a...

Gregory Alan Isakov Finds Comfortable Solitude with “Evening Machines”

Justin De La Rosa

September 28, 2018

Dialing in the sound of a new album requires balance and innovation — staying familiar without being repetitive, but showing audible growth without departure from origins. Then there’s the balance of life and m...

Public Safety — If You Haven’t Heard Them, Listen Now

Jenna Beutler

September 28, 2018

Public Safety is Denver’s next big thing — if you haven’t heard of them yet, you will. Consisting of Bear Buscher (vocals), Jimmy Jeter (guitar), Ethan Desmond (bass) and Eric Charney (drums), the band has been...

303 Street Style – Denver Fashion Week Fall ’18

What You Missed From Denver Fashion Week Fall ’18

What You Missed From the DFW Streetwear Show

A 100+ Year Old Denver Building is Now a Revitalized Event Space

Here Are the Award Winning Films From the 41st Denver Film Festival

Staff Picks – The 10 Best Films We Saw at Denver Film Festival

Show You Should Know – Rubblebucket is Finally Returning to the Mile High

Just Announced – Interpol Headed To Red Rocks In 2019

Show You Should Know – Ross From Friends To Bring Lo-Fi House To Bar Standard

Frijoles Colorado is a Family Affair Making Some of the City’s Best Cuban Food

Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steak House Introduces Renovations and New Menu to Celebrate 21 Years

National Yeti Day and 18 Other Food & Drink Events in Denver this Week

Staff Picks – The 10 Best Films We Saw at Denver Film Festival

Show You Should Know – Ross From Friends To Bring Lo-Fi House To Bar Standard

Review – RÜFÜS DU SOL Lived Up To The Hype at The Fillmore

Local Musician Kid Astronaut to Rocket Off to London

Q&A – 300 Days’ Nick Dunbar Talks Finding His Music Niche

Q&A – Brian Beer of Bud Bronson & The Good Timers Talks Living a Life of Purpose and New Album

Local Listen – Meadow Mountain Delivers New Yet Traditional Bluegrass

Q&A – Cherub Talks Fame, Fans and Feelings

Q&A — Greg Ormont of Pigeons Playing Ping Pong Explains Why They Have So Much Fun

Q&A – How a Brother-Sister Duo Became Some of the Youngest Label Executives in the Music Industry

Local Listen – Matt Hoffman as “New Mexican” Is Reborn In The USA

A Look Into Denver’s Hardcore Scene with the Munsens and Its Just Bugs

Hello Denver, My Name Is Nathan Palmer

Gregory Alan Isakov Finds Comfortable Solitude with “Evening Machines”

Public Safety — If You Haven’t Heard Them, Listen Now