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Hello, Denver My Name is Spencer Townshend Hughes

August 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...

Look No Further Than Musical Duo Overcoats for Best Friend Goals

Caleb Aerenson

July 25, 2018

Kicking off UMS this year is multi-genre duo Overcoats, comprised of Hana Elion and JJ Mitchell. The duo's voices blend together to form a sort of musical chemistry that can only be built by friends who are inc...

Pretty Lights, Meg O'Neill, 303 Magazine, 303 Music, Red Rocks, Montrece Hill, Tyler Harvey

How Colorado Became the Last Great Frontier in Electronic Music

Kori Hazel

July 24, 2018

Denver has come a long way. So, too, have the many illustrious electronic musicians that call this city home. Somewhere along the line between Red Rocks and the hard concrete of Broadway, Denver became a mecca ...

Q&A – Erik Berry of Trampled by Turtles Talks Band Chemistry & Love for Colorado

Denby Gardiner

July 13, 2018

Trampled by Turtles grabbed the bluegrass world by the strings 15 years ago and — other than a four-year hiatus — has not let up since. Their recent release, Life is Good on the Open Road, whisks their fans bac...

Local Listen – Jeremy Mohney is Reviving a Forgotten Genre

Emma Jerry

July 11, 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...

We Went to a Denver K-Pop Audition and Here’s What Happened

Kait Starr

June 26, 2018

K-pop is a South Korean phenomenon clawing its way up to global proportions. Originating only a few short decades ago, the genre of Korean pop music has already captivated the world — take one glance at a K-pop...

Local Music Collective Souls in Action Talks New Leadership, UMS and Two Parts

Tyler Harvey

June 15, 2018

Local music collective Souls in Action (SIA) works endlessly to promote musicians in Colorado and even outside of our state's borders. Started in 2010 by LuLu Simone, SIA has been around for nearly a decade. Li...

Q&A – Brad Corrigan of Dispatch Talks Recent Album and Red Rocks

Denby Gardiner

June 13, 2018

Over two decades of making music and Dispatch is back once again to play their beloved tunes new and old at Red Rocks. Their latest album, 2017's America, Location 12, has been greatly received and proves that ...

This Denver Local Has Launched an Airbnb for Touring Musicians

Denby Gardiner

June 8, 2018

To most, life’s inconveniences are simply put up and dealt with by either adapting or screaming into a pillow. For many musicians, this type of frustration results from the pains of locating a place to stay whi...

Premiere – Check Out One Flew West’s New Educational Music Video

Caleb Aerenson

June 7, 2018

Colorado's own One Flew West's music video for their song, "What Do I Know" is more than just a music video; It will teach you how to make dinner as well. "What Do I Know" is the perfect song to dance to in the...

Duane Davis Talks the History of Wax Trax and the Denver Vinyl Scene

Kait Starr

June 5, 2018

If Duane Davis, co-owner of Wax Trax, could give only one vinyl record to every person on the planet, it would be something of Bob Dylan’s. “Blonde on Blonde or Highway 61 Revisited — the two greatest albums ev...

The Dollhouse Thieves Land with Variety and Locality on Self-Titled Album

Alex Kramer

May 29, 2018

It starts simple. It grows. Then they add more melody, more rhythm, more instruments. And suddenly, you have the complex nature that mimics life and a The Dollhouse Thieves album. Planting their musical footpri...

A Look Inside Colorado’s First Zara Location, Opening Tomorrow

303 Street Style – Denver Fashion Week Fall ’18

What You Missed From Denver Fashion Week Fall ’18

A Famous Spanish Artist is Taking Over a Denver Gallery with “The Plastic Island”

Cheap Luxury Cabins in Colorado to Rent For The Weekend This Winter

13th Annual Reel Rock Film Tour Makes Its Way to Denver

A Beginner’s Guide to Discovering Local Music in Denver

Review – Zimmer Let Loose At Larimer Lounge

Premiere – Nina and the Hold Tight is Back with a Gritty New Single

Jovanina’s Broken Italian is Blending Tradition and Change

Two Cult Favorite Breweries Are Opening a New Spot in North Denver This Weekend

A Local Foundation Seeks to Revolutionize School Lunch Programs Across the Country

A Famous Spanish Artist is Taking Over a Denver Gallery with “The Plastic Island”

Jovanina’s Broken Italian is Blending Tradition and Change

Denver Central Market’s Bar Team is Opening a New Spot in LoDo

Hello, Denver My Name is Spencer Townshend Hughes

Look No Further Than Musical Duo Overcoats for Best Friend Goals

How Colorado Became the Last Great Frontier in Electronic Music

Q&A – Erik Berry of Trampled by Turtles Talks Band Chemistry & Love for Colorado

Local Listen – Jeremy Mohney is Reviving a Forgotten Genre

We Went to a Denver K-Pop Audition and Here’s What Happened

Local Music Collective Souls in Action Talks New Leadership, UMS and Two Parts

Q&A – Brad Corrigan of Dispatch Talks Recent Album and Red Rocks

This Denver Local Has Launched an Airbnb for Touring Musicians

Premiere – Check Out One Flew West’s New Educational Music Video

Duane Davis Talks the History of Wax Trax and the Denver Vinyl Scene

The Dollhouse Thieves Land with Variety and Locality on Self-Titled Album