It's already been a great month for Denver concerts, and the action continues as there are over 70 shows for you to choose from this week. From Monday all the w...
Within the last couple years, 4/20 seems to have become a week long celebration in Colorado and this past Sunday it closed out with a bang. Legendary stoners Wi...
It is April again, and the 20th day of the month has crept up slowly yet abruptly, just like that time you forgot your iguana was still chilling on your shoulde...
Photo Courtesy of Cypress Hill
Denver’s annual showcase of green themed concerts commenced yet again, and with some veteran faces. Method Man and Redman hav...
Greetings Denverites! Welcome to another installment of the The Get Down. There are so many great concerts coming to our dear city this week that it's hard to k...
Can Snoop count ounces?
The Mile High is poised to be the epicenter of the weed universe this weekend. After decades of ineffective prohibition that's seen ...
Colorado deserves its own Coachella. Commerce City's Mile High Music Festival isn't quite there yet, but we had to start somewhere. The third installment of Denver's biggest aural smorgasbord definitely featured its most diverse lineup to date. Case and point? Day two Bison Tent headliners Bassnectar and Z-Trip--not to mention the mostly local Beta Beach stage—ramped up the event's electronica edge in a major way. Mootown—as Westword's Dave Herrera would say—ate it up....
Although I've witnessed more than one 4/20 rally since, the first time I'd ever seen anyone openly and defiantly smoke pot in public was at Lollapalooza. Members of Cypress Hill were the perpetrators of the civil disobedience in question. Fiddler's Green security guards looked the other way, probably because greenbacks put their bosses in the black. Simple as that. Mile High Music Festival staff will likely follow similar protocol (“potocol�) this weekend when the hip hop outfit blazes into Dick's Sporting Goods Park....
