Interviews Archives - 303 Magazine

Sofar Sounds is Revolutionizing the Live Music Experience

March 21, 2019

Live music is one of life's greatest pleasures — and Denver has no shortage of it. Whether at intimate venues like the Larimer Lounge and the Hi-Dive or larger spaces like The Pepsi Center or Red Rocks, there i...

Show You Should Know – Prateek Kuhad, India’s No.1 Singer-Songwriter

Jessica Rendall

March 19, 2019

Prateek Kuhad is a rising star with award-winning chops that rival industry icons, and on Thursday, March 28, he's playing at Globe Hall. This will mark Kuhad's first show in Denver, and one stop in the U.S. le...

Treefort Is Idaho’s Spring Break Party and Denver Is Joining the Festivities

Mariah Hansen

March 18, 2019

Boise, Idaho, is perhaps the most underrated city in the Pacific Northwest. The state gave us world famous potatoes, the Boise State Bronco smurf turf and Breaking Bad's Aaron Paul. Boise is also home to one of...

Death By Dub Is The Newest Reggae Supergroup You Don’t Want To Miss

Camila Biddulph

March 12, 2019

Tuesday, March 12 will be the inaugural performance for Death By Dub, an offshoot of the Denver Reggae Social Club featuring rotating members of the Thievery Corporation, The Motet and founded by Dan Africano a...

Adam Bodine Forgoes Boundaries, Unwittingly Becomes Denver’s Comic Musician

Jessica Rendall

March 12, 2019

Ever since he was a tadpole, Adam Bodine said, music has been his language. While she was pregnant with him, his mother taught Jazzercise — the dance fitness routine that has dominated Youtube with images of wo...

Local Listen – Part & Parcel Find Fluidity In The Changes

Emma Jerry

March 9, 2019

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 – UPSAHL Deals With Staying Real When Everyone Else Feels Fake

Mariah Hansen

March 5, 2019

For some artists, music is in the blood. At least that's the case for indie-pop artist UPSAHL. Born into a musical family, she was lucky enough to grow up with a band room in her house — courtesy of her father ...

Review – WinterWonderGrass Bears The Cold For Bluegrass’ Sake

Emma Jerry

February 26, 2019

The seventh annual WinterWonderGrass in Steamboat kicked off on Friday under stormy skies to the tune of great people, even better beer and the best music. That trifecta is exactly what founder Scotty Stoughton...

Q&A – Strange Americans Reminisce On Their Decade In Denver

Chloe Dore

February 21, 2019

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A lot can happen in a decade. Just ask Strange Americans, the Americana rock 'n' roll group that's been making music in Denver since 2009. Back in the days of Juicy Couture tracksuits and Twilight, this band ha...

Q&A – Bryce Vine Talks Drew Barrymore, His New Album and Plays a Round of Rapid Fire Questions With Us

Katie Boudreau

February 20, 2019

Singer-songwriter Bryce Vine is bringing his East-meets-West coast sound to Denver this Sunday. Vine is most known for his hit, "Drew Barrymore" with over 105 million streams on Spotify. His most recent work is...

Wildermiss Is The Rising Star Denver Needs To Share With The World

Mariah Hansen

February 11, 2019

Denver may not be the music capital of the world, but the Mile High City is the birthplace of plenty of noteworthy acts. Bands like The Lumineers, Flobots, The Fray and most recently Nathaniel Rateliff, all cal...

Local Listen – Eminence Ensemble Is As Real As It Gets

Emma Jerry

February 7, 2019

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...

The 303 Style Guide for What to Wear Each Night of Denver Fashion Week

Meet Award-Winning DFW Hairstylist Joe Denny

Meet the Denver Fashion Week Hair Show Honorees

Travelers Leaving DIA Can Get Paid to Rent Their Car out With the New Drift App

10 Photographers to Catch in Denver Before Month of Photography Ends

An Exhibit of Norman Rockwell Paintings Comes to Denver Art Museum in 2020

Review – Better Oblivion Community Center Broke Emotional Barriers At The Gothic

Review – Wet and Kilo Kish Immersed The Moon Room

Just Announced – Phil Collins Coming to the Pepsi Center

Morin To Start Serving Luxurious Lunches On Monday

Isabel Replaces RiNo Yacht Club at The Source

Announcing the Restaurants and Eateries of Denver Fashion Week Spring 2019

Morin To Start Serving Luxurious Lunches On Monday

Isabel Replaces RiNo Yacht Club at The Source

Review – Wet and Kilo Kish Immersed The Moon Room

Sofar Sounds is Revolutionizing the Live Music Experience

Show You Should Know – Prateek Kuhad, India’s No.1 Singer-Songwriter

Treefort Is Idaho’s Spring Break Party and Denver Is Joining the Festivities

Death By Dub Is The Newest Reggae Supergroup You Don’t Want To Miss

Adam Bodine Forgoes Boundaries, Unwittingly Becomes Denver’s Comic Musician

Local Listen – Part & Parcel Find Fluidity In The Changes

Q&A – UPSAHL Deals With Staying Real When Everyone Else Feels Fake

Review – WinterWonderGrass Bears The Cold For Bluegrass’ Sake

Q&A – Strange Americans Reminisce On Their Decade In Denver

Q&A – Bryce Vine Talks Drew Barrymore, His New Album and Plays a Round of Rapid Fire Questions With Us

Wildermiss Is The Rising Star Denver Needs To Share With The World

Local Listen – Eminence Ensemble Is As Real As It Gets