Review – My Chemical Romance Marched Its Parade of Emo Nostalgia Through The Mile High
More than two years after the band announced its return, and nearly a decade after members parted ways…
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Review — Mt. Joy Embraced the Psychedelic With Timid Conviction at Red Rocks
Although Mt. Joy has no immediate connection to Colorado, their deep roots in ’70s jam rock might convince…
JUST ANNOUNCED – ILLENIUM Announces His Biggest Show to Date With a Three-Set-One-Night Takeover At Empower Field
Gearing up for the biggest night of his career thus far, GRAMMY® Award-nominated artist ILLENIUM will headline Empower…
Review – Glass Animals Brought Long-Awaited Indie Grooves to Red Rocks
Red Rocks rumbled Tuesday night for the likes of Glass Animals and opener Denzel Curry. The loose pebbles…
Review – Gary Clark Jr. Absolved The Audience at Red Rocks
Monday nights are the last night of the week most people want to go out, but that wasn’t…
Review – Phoebe Bridgers Was Red Rocks’ Brightest Star
It’s relatively rare for an introvert to thrust themself into the spotlight where they’ll hold the full attention…
Review – Orville Peck Promised Denver A Bronco, But Brought The Whole Rodeo
“Cowboy” calls forth a distinctive image: a denizen of the old Wild West, easily identifiable by his flat-brimmed…
Review – St. Paul & The Broken Bones Captivated Minds at Mission Ballroom
Neon butterflies hovered above the stage at Mission Ballroom — a sign that the springtime of conscious listening…
Review – Olivia Rodrigo Turned Mission Ballroom Sweet & Sour
From sweet to sour, Olivia Rodrigo gave a tasteful performance to a sold-out show at Mission Ballroom last…
Review – Cautious Clay Brought A Bag Full of Instruments and Fun to The Bluebird Theater
This past weekend, Cautious Clay blessed the Bluebird Theater with a sold-out two-night run filled with jazzy saxophone…
Meet the Photographers of 303 Magazine
Meet the faces behind the cameras who capture Denver’s vibrant fashion, food, lifestyle and music scenes. The photographers…
Review – Beach Bunny Captured the Intimate Feel of Their Music at the Gothic
45 minutes before the opening act, clusters of people, mostly in their teens or early 20s, could hardly…