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

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...

Gregory Alan Isakov Is Dropping His First Full-Length Album in Five Years

Cara Chancellor

July 10, 2018

Folk, singer-songwriter and indie music all thrive in Colorado. And that's exactly why artists like Gregory Alan Isakov call our beautiful state home. Since his full-length 2013 album The Weatherman, Isakov has...

Denver Arts & Venues Announces $80,000 Strategy Supporting Local Music

Kori Hazel

July 10, 2018

Local music is a precious thing that both entertains as well as enhances our culture as a city. Denver knows this fact, from the Mission Ballroom rising in RiNo to the many venues that line Colfax and the iconi...

This Week In Concerts – GRiZ, Jeff Rosenstock, Ray LaMontagne, Big Gig 2018 and More

Michael Tritsch

July 9, 2018

We've hit the halfway point of July 2018. Summer doesn't last forever, which is why we've compiled all of the concerts going on within the Mile High City this week and placed them below for your listening and v...

Q&A – We Talked to The Glitch Mob at Red Rocks About Technology and Their New Album

Kori Hazel

July 3, 2018

Los Angeles electronic trio The Glitch Mob — comprised of Justin Boreta, Ed Ma and Joshua Mayer — are Red Rocks veterans who keep the world on its toes with their bass-heavy output. With a dark aesthetic and a ...

11 Denver Concerts to Check out This Fourth of July

Emma Jerry

July 3, 2018

This Fourth of July falls smack dab in the middle of the week — on a Wednesday — which makes coordinating plans a bit more difficult. That's why we've made it easy for you. These eight shows happening in and ar...

This Week In Concerts – Colorado Symphony, Umphrey’s McGee, Zeds Dead and More

Michael Tritsch

July 2, 2018

July has arrived and with it there are over 400 concerts to see in the Mile High City this month. We know that trying to imagine 400 concerts within a 31-day span can be tough, so that is why we've broken it do...

Review – Is Funk on the Rocks Really About Funk?

Tyler Harvey

June 29, 2018

Let me go ahead and set the record straight before we dive in. Of the five Funk on the Rocks, I've been to four. I love Chromeo, and I love Funk on the Rocks. But is Funk on the Rocks actually, well, ...

400+ Denver Concerts To See In July

Michael Tritsch, Alex Kramer and Morgan Bia

June 25, 2018

Welcome to July ladies and gentlemen. We're moving into the second half of 2018 and the year is going by much too fast. There are 31 days in the month of July, which means you have as much time as a month can g...

GRiZ Just Announced a Live Rehearsal at The Ogden This July

Cara Chancellor

June 22, 2018

The Boulder-based electronic multi-instrumentalist GRiZ just announced a live rehearsal at The Ogden this July. The rehearsal will come a day before his back to back performances at Red Rocks, July 13...

Review – Kaleo Brought their Icelandic Edginess to Red Rocks

Meghan Hargaden

June 22, 2018

The familiar phrase, “second is the best” attests true here when Kaleo arrived back at Red Rocks Wednesday night for the second time ever, capturing the attention of mainstream Americana fans and blues rockers ...

Review – ODESZA Took Audience to Higher Grounds at Red Rocks

Kait Starr

June 18, 2018

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It is extremely difficult to write a concert review for a show that extends beyond the English language's capacity. Words cannot begin to explain the religious experience that takes place when ODESZA assembles ...

Two Denver Women are Opening a Femme-Centric Sex Shop in RiNo

‘Clueless’ Returns To the Big Screen with a Costume Party at Alamo Drafthouse

Modern Nomad Brings Bohemian Style From Across the Globe to Denver

[PHOTOS] The Source Hotel Opens Market Hall, Restaurants and New Belgium Rooftop Bar

Uber Just Launched a Dockless Electric Bike Share in Denver

Exploring the Lesser-Known Zapata Falls Near The Great Sand Dunes

Review – Juice Wrld Used A Cappella to Elevate His Rap Show at the Ogden

Swallow Hill Music is Leaving a Mark on Denver’s Music Community

Review – Father John Misty Waged War On Reality At Red Rocks

A Barbie Themed Pop-Up Restaurant is Opening Tonight in Denver

Stowaway Kitchen’s Weekly Supper Club Brings Dinner to the Daytime Cafe

Smōk Wants to Create a Barbecue Culture in Denver