Review – The Wonder Years Gave Their Greatest Show Yet
For casual fans, pop-punk conjures up images of Blink-182 or possibly New Found Glory. Those iconic bands broke into the mainstream with their success and have ...
Daniel Amimoto
New Colorado Music You Should Know – February Edition
Welcome to our monthly series on new Colorado music. Every month we highlight five local musicians, five local music videos and five local songs. Go here to che...
Review – Motion City Soundtrack Made an Enthusiastic Return to the Stage in Denver
Nearly four years ago, rock band Motion City Soundtrack announced that they would be taking an indefinite hiatus from not only the stage but also from the band....
Review – Young Thug Reveled in his Overdue Superstardom at the Fillmore
At first glance, Young Thug seems like pop music’s most ubiquitous sidekick. He’s featured on Camilla Cabello’s 2017 hit “Havana” and Post Malone’s 2019 single ...
Review – Twenty One Pilots Proved You Should Believe ‘The Hype’
The kind of cult following bands like Twenty One Pilots build-up is not deterred by a little cold and snow. On Sunday night—before going back to school, work an...
Review – Logic Was Icy and Clean at Red Rocks
“Peace, love and positivity.” That’s what Logic is all about and something the world could always use a little more of. Add some talent, hard work and passion t...
Review – Half Alive Brought Art to Life at the Gothic Theatre
On Tuesday night, Half Alive was a breath of fresh air for the Denver crowd at Gothic Theatre. With a show that encompassed all aspects of their signature artis...
Review – Rising Pop Artist Sigrid Charmed the Gothic with Natural Zest
Patrons of the Gothic Theatre on the night of October 2 caught Sigrid at a critical juncture in her up-and-coming career. The 23-year-old Norwegian dance-pop so...
Review – Morrissey Did the Most at Mission Ballroom
When Morrissey shows up, he shows up— that is, if he shows up. The king of post-punk made a long-awaited appearance on Thursday night at Denver’s captivating ne...
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 ...