Review – Big Head Todd and The Monsters Brought A Home Run To Red Rocks
"Sometimes you kick the ball... sometimes the ball kicks you." These aren't my words, nor are they Socrates — they came from keyboard/guitarist Jeremy Lawton af...
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Review – Gryffin Gave His Whole Heart to Denver
Walking into Mission Ballroom on Friday, October 25 was like walking into an indoor festival ground. Glitter, bodysuits, flower crowns and sports jerseys filled...
Review – JPEGMAFIA Brought Bedlam to the Bluebird
Before JPEGMAFIA came to the Bluebird on October 24, the confrontational, zeitgeist-y rap rebel performed for Colorado twice earlier this year, opening for Vinc...
Review – Angels & Airwaves at the Fillmore Was a Grand Human Experiment
Back before the positivity trend — before Gretchen Ruben’s The Happiness Project and the existence of gratitude journals — being hopeful in a society that breed...
Review – The Wiley BANKS Bewitched Us at the Fillmore
The avant-pop singer BANKS is probably a millennia-old mythological creature. Perhaps the titles of her previous LPs — Goddess, The Altar— have something to do ...
Review – Maren Morris Brought All The Feels to Denver
For the country sensation that is Maren Morris, it was a surprise she wasn't playing to a venue the size of the Pepsi Center. Her onstage presence and vocal pow...
Review – Low Lulled Listeners into an Eerie Calm
“It feels weird to still be doing this,” guitarist Alan Sparhawk softly quipped into the mic as he tuned his guitar between songs. Those were the first words sp...
Review – Oxeye Daisy Left the Hi-Dive Wanting More
Oxeye Daisy once again proved that they are a force to be reckoned with after their stellar, sold-out performance at the Hi-Dive on Saturday. The Denver-based d...
Review — Washed Out’s DJ Set Felt Washed Up
Some producers are just that — producers. Their names become recognizable, even commonplace, from the music they have created and put out into the world. They m...
Review – Dua Lipa Set New Rules for What a Pop Performance Should Be
Pop concerts are expected to be fun. After all, the pop genre is filled with songs meant for dancing to in the car, at clubs and in your living room. However, s...
Review – The Ladies of boygenius left the Ogden Speechless
It's been four months since the world was introduced to boygenius — the sublime collaboration between three of indie rock's most noteworthy songstresses. Lucy D...
Review – Brockhampton Might Be The Next Boy Band Phenomenon
Brockhampton had no opening act — just the six touring members of the 15-piece rap group playing to a fairly crowded Fillmore on November 1. The self-proclaimed...