Candace Peterson Archives

Review – Though Very Funny, The Darkness Was No Joke

April 8, 2018

When the bill reads The Darkness and Diarrhea Planet, one could safely assume that they would be in for a night of perverse comedy. In the case of the opening act, the name suggests the possibility of some soph...

portugaltheman-06-18-2017-photosbycandace-57

Portugal. The Man to Play Free MCA Show — But There’s a Catch

Cori Anderson

February 28, 2018

As it turns out, the Portland, Oregon-based alternative rock band Portugal. The Man are big fans of artist Cleon Peterson. Peterson's first museum exhibition opened at the Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA) in De...

Dita Von Teese is Returning to Denver

Brittany Werges

February 21, 2018

Famous burlesque dancer, Dita Von Teese is returning to Denver this summer. Last July was the first time the star graced the Mile High City with her porcelain complexion and it seems that she enjoyed her stay. ...

Staff Picks – The 13 Best Red Rocks Shows We Saw in 2017

303

October 30, 2017

Combined, we saw over 100 shows at Red Rocks this year. From Chris Stapleton to local-talent GRiZ, there's always something for everyone each Red Rocks season — and 2017 was no different. Check out our favorite...

Review – Red Rocks Stayed Dry Just For Incubus

Denby Gardiner

October 4, 2017

This week has been a heavy one. From Las Vegas to the death of icon Tom Petty, it is safe to say that music lovers needed to unite more than ever and find some solace at the greatest venue on Earth, Red Rocks. ...

The Women of Denver’s Emerging Men’s Rights Movement

Josh Schlossberg

September 19, 2017

4

Seven women in pointy black hats, their heads and torsos draped in black sheets, stand with arms locked in front of the Rocky Mountain Men’s Rights Advocacy (RMMRA) booth at Denver’s PrideFest in June. One o...

Review – Depeche Mode Scorched The Pepsi Center

Kori Hazel

August 27, 2017

18

Every once in awhile, a show will come along and challenge your expectations for live music. Whether it's the musicianship, the audience or the atmosphere, the experience transcends that of a concert. Depeche M...

Review – Fans Got Tackled and Subarus Were Smashed at Green Day

Symone Roque

August 10, 2017

12

If you've ever questioned how punk rock Green Day really is (think the Uno, Dos and Tre albums) at Wednesday's performance the band definitely showed, despite their added age, that they are still as angsty and ...

Review – Dita Von Teese Seduces Denver with “The Art of the Teese”

Lindsay Vandewart

July 24, 2017

Denver burlesque fans lined up for blocks surrounding the Fillmore Auditorium, on the evening of Thursday, July 20, for their chance to see the iconic queen of burlesque, Dita Von Teese. Her latest show, The Ar...

Review – Chicago & the Doobie Brothers Shook Red Rocks Like it Was 1975

Denby Gardiner

June 14, 2017

9

The thing about seeing a show at Red Rocks is that every show is someone’s favorite band. On Tuesday night, Chicago and the Doobie Brothers co-headlined, making it safe to say there were several of those “someo...

The Fray Announces Free Red Rocks Show, You Decide the Opener

Caleb Aerenson

May 22, 2017

Denver band, The Fray will headline a free Southwest Airline's sponsored concert at Red Rocks Amphitheater on June 26. In addition, Southwest is giving six up-and-coming artists the chance to perform at the leg...

Review – Project Pabst Inaugurates Festival Season in The City

Colin Wrenn

May 22, 2017

Denver was alive Saturday afternoon as droves filled the streets for RiNo street festival Project Pabst. Incorporating multiple venues and two stages set up between 27th and 28th streets on Larimer, the all-day...

303 Guide To Embracing Fall 2018’s Most Popular Trends

Local Designer Kaitlyn Thomas Launches New Collection

Fashion Group International Presents ‘The Street is the Runway’ this Wednesday

Denver Zoo Introduces New Halloween Events For 2018

A Huge Halloween Festival is Coming to Denver With 3,000 Hand-Carved Pumpkins

Here Are The Companies Competing in Denver Startup Week 2018

WinterWonderGrass Is Back With a Lineup That Tops Previous Years

KGNU Community Radio Celebrates 40 Years of Making Waves

This Week In Concerts – Big Gigantic, Lauryn Hill, Ringo Starr and More

Broadway Market Just Announced Its First Food Vendor

Shish Kabob Grill’s Legendary Hummus is Some of The City’s Best

Review – GABF Grew in Size But Stayed True To Its Roots