Interviews Archives - Page 3 of 24

Preview – Jackie Greene Rolls With Rock’s Evolution

May 3, 2019

The singer, songwriter, rock 'n' roller Jackie Greene — You've heard the name whether you realize it or not. The guy is notorious for being on the bill with big names and sharing the stage with an endless array...

Q&A – Carlie Hanson Discusses McDonald’s, Touring and Justin Bieber

Mariah Hansen

May 2, 2019

It's not often that a high school student goes from serving Big Mac's to being featured on Taylor Swift's favorite songs playlist on Spotify. However, just because it's rare, doesn't mean that it's impossible. ...

Q&A – Catching Up With Interpol Before Their Red Rocks Debut

Camila Biddulph

May 1, 2019

Let's take a trip to the late '90s to early 2000s and imagine a world where CBGB's wasn't just a landmark and the East Coast held a signature sound you could hear if you put your ear to the concrete. Amongst th...

Get to Know the Local Latin Bands Defining the Denver Music Scene

Camila Biddulph

April 30, 2019

Music is a form of creativity that crosses language barriers. It is its own universal language, constantly changing its definition and boundaries through innovation and collaboration. In such a creative format,...

Q&A – Xiuhtezcatl Talks Festivals & The Creative Process

Denby Gardiner

April 30, 2019

Xiuhtezcatl Martinez has more on his resume that most people twice his age, and he is not slowing down anytime soon. The indigenous hip-hop artist is not only an environmental activist and youth director of Ear...

Q&A – 303 Music Vol. 2 Highlight with DeVotchKa

Ellie Herring

April 26, 2019

We've compiled a series of interviews with some of our favorite local artists as part of our 303 Music Vol. 2 release. Every week we'll unveil another artist interview as they discuss what it's like to work w...

If You Haven’t Met Knuckle Pups Yet — You Should

Mariah Hansen

April 26, 2019

Local band Knuckle Pups sits around a small table in the backyard of a small house in the Cherry Creek neighborhood of Denver. As the sun sets, the five band members reminisce about the time the spent at Treefo...

We Asked Musicians about Mental Health, Substance Use and Stress — This is What They Had to Say

Chloe Dore

April 25, 2019

It's a tale as old as time — the troubled artist overindulging in alcohol or drugs to numb their mental anguish and, in the process, creating what is widely regarded as some of the best music of their generatio...

Into The Wild West With Cisco The Nomad

Kori Hazel

April 24, 2019

If West Colfax had a voice, it would sound a lot like Cisco the Nomad’s. The rapper and singer, known to most as Clay Edwards, is a walking contradiction — not unlike the long stretch of cement and asphalt he’s...

Whiskey Autumn Talks Following Your Inspiration and Modern Doubt

Chloe Dore

April 18, 2019

"Creative tension is a good thing. If it's just you by yourself, you're only going to follow your vision. I think it's healthy to have someone else who is going to push and pull with you a bit," explains Whiske...

Local Listen – Grace Clark Finds Home In Bluegrass

Emma Jerry

April 10, 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 – Overslept’s New Album Proves That Emo Isn’t A Phase

Mariah Hansen

April 2, 2019

Whether it was Fall Out Boy or My Chemical Romance, most millennials remember listening to some kind of emo during their formative years. No matter how much nostalgia we still have for studded belts and eyeline...

Foreign Form Wants to Reinvent The Retail Experience

Introducing the Newest Swim Collection by Icelantic Skis

Fashion Advice from Local Stylist Jessica Jordan

Foreign Form Wants to Reinvent The Retail Experience

Review – Northside Is As Rich A Play As the Community It’s About

An NPR Podcast Is Going Behind The Scenes at the MCA

Q&A – Ra Ra Riot’s Wes Miles Talks New Album, Summer Gods Tour and Lyrical Imagery

Just Announced – Colorado Symphony Will Perform a Selena Tribute This Fall

Review – Anderson .Paak’s “Teef” and Talent Shined At Red Rocks

The Best Things We Ate and Drank at the Aspen Food and Wine Classic

Lacuna Brings a Juice Bar, Cafe and Katonah Yoga to RiNo

Sexy Pizza Is Coming to Park Hill

Foreign Form Wants to Reinvent The Retail Experience

Lacuna Brings a Juice Bar, Cafe and Katonah Yoga to RiNo

Review – Northside Is As Rich A Play As the Community It’s About

Preview – Jackie Greene Rolls With Rock’s Evolution

Q&A – Carlie Hanson Discusses McDonald’s, Touring and Justin Bieber

Q&A – Catching Up With Interpol Before Their Red Rocks Debut

Get to Know the Local Latin Bands Defining the Denver Music Scene

Q&A – Xiuhtezcatl Talks Festivals & The Creative Process

Q&A – 303 Music Vol. 2 Highlight with DeVotchKa

If You Haven’t Met Knuckle Pups Yet — You Should

We Asked Musicians about Mental Health, Substance Use and Stress — This is What They Had to Say

Into The Wild West With Cisco The Nomad

Whiskey Autumn Talks Following Your Inspiration and Modern Doubt

Local Listen – Grace Clark Finds Home In Bluegrass

Q&A – Overslept’s New Album Proves That Emo Isn’t A Phase