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Review – San Fermin Forgoes the Frontman at the Bluebird

September 22, 2017

San Fermin returned to Denver this past Wednesday, September 20 for a lively show at the Bluebird Theater. Some of you may remember the Brooklyn baroque-pop group from last year's Underground Music Sh...

Review – Tove Lo Capitalized On Sex Appeal At The Ogden

Emily McCarter

September 22, 2017

Wednesday night at the Ogden Theatre felt like a “Vagina Libre” rally similar to something of that from the Free the Nipple campaign. Tove Lo shook her ass, sung her heart out, and, of course, flashed the crowd...

Sie FilmCenter and church fire Team-Up for Unique “Creepshow” Performance

Allison Cohn

September 22, 2017

On Friday, October 6, the Sie FilmCenter is putting together a curious double feature package for its upcoming Scream Screen. Sie is combining George A. Romero's Creepshow with a special pre-film performance by...

15 Cozy Workspaces in Denver to Get Shit Done

Marissa Kozma

September 20, 2017

The weather’s getting colder, and that means school is in full session or you’re ripping your hair out at work to make time for the holidays. Can’t be productive in your own home? No worries — we know it’s all ...

25+ Ways To Enjoy The Great American Beer Festival Without a Ticket

Alysia Shoemaker

September 19, 2017

Thirty-six years ago, GABF (Great American Beer Festival) held its first annual festival. Today, it’s one of the most celebrated beer festivals in the United States. Simply put, it transforms downtown Denver in...

Review – The California Honeydrops Sang Sex Advice Onstage at the Ogden

Emma Jerry

September 18, 2017

Hailing from Oakland, The California Honeydrops brought the heat — and the sexual tension — to a full house on Sunday evening at the Ogden Theater. On their Facebook page, the Honeydrops claim to not "just play...

This Week In Concerts – Muse, Paramore, San Fermin and More

Michael Tritsch

September 18, 2017

Denver concerts are not a seasonal event. Whether it's cold outside, hot as hell or rain is pouring down – Denver concerts are unrelenting and delightfully consistent. With that being said, we've got the guide ...

Review – Banks Kept the Mystery But Left Us Satisfied

Stephanie Mason

September 17, 2017

Banks initially entered the spotlight in 2014 without a name, biography, sexuality or indicator of identity. Her single "Beggin For Thread" from her first album, Goddess, hit the alternative charts at number 11...

Q&A – San Fermin Talks Colorado Ties and New Music Before Bluebird Show

Tyler Harvey

September 14, 2017

San Fermin is no stranger to Colorado. Last year the Brooklyn baroque-pop band headlined the Underground Music Showcase (UMS), and earlier this year, their previous violinist from Nederland moved back to Colora...

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This Week In Concerts – HAIM, Rebelution, The Yawpers and More

Michael Tritsch

September 11, 2017

Slowly but surely, the often unpredictable Colorado weather is beginning to shift, which means it's time to squeeze in as many concerts as you possibly can before Red Rocks and other outdoor venues close for th...

Review – Foster The People Need to Foster an Identity

Kori Hazel

September 8, 2017

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Few bands have the ability to hit the industry the way Foster The People did in 2011 with their acclaimed debut album Torches. On the back of founder Mark Foster’s jingle-trained-hand came their infamous and ri...

A Mapped Guide on How to Experience Denver Via The RTD Light Rail

Cori Anderson

September 7, 2017

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Having fun and public transportation aren't necessarily terms that go hand-in-hand. But Denver's RTD Light Rail, especially with the expansions of the last few years, provides a wide-reaching grid to deliver pa...

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Review – Kaleo Kicked Off Their Two Nights in Denver with a Damn Good Rock Set

Review – JJ Grey Warmed a Cooling Red Rocks with Sultry Grooves

Review – Damian Marley Branched Out at The Gothic

35+ Restaurants, Breweries and Distilleries to Open in Denver Before 2018

The Long and Short of the Best Ribs in Denver

Weekend Guide to Winery Hopping in Colorado

Review – Kaleo Kicked Off Their Two Nights in Denver with a Damn Good Rock Set

Review – Paramore Turned Bellco into an Epicenter For Hard Rock

Just Announced – Decadence, DeVotchKa, Morrissey and more

Review – San Fermin Forgoes the Frontman at the Bluebird

Review – Tove Lo Capitalized On Sex Appeal At The Ogden

Sie FilmCenter and church fire Team-Up for Unique “Creepshow” Performance

15 Cozy Workspaces in Denver to Get Shit Done

25+ Ways To Enjoy The Great American Beer Festival Without a Ticket

Review – The California Honeydrops Sang Sex Advice Onstage at the Ogden

This Week In Concerts – Muse, Paramore, San Fermin and More

Review – Banks Kept the Mystery But Left Us Satisfied

Q&A – San Fermin Talks Colorado Ties and New Music Before Bluebird Show

This Week In Concerts – HAIM, Rebelution, The Yawpers and More

Review – Foster The People Need to Foster an Identity

A Mapped Guide on How to Experience Denver Via The RTD Light Rail