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Review — Denver Came Alive With Bluegrass, MetalGrass & AlienGrass Galore
The Denver music scene was alive and well on Friday at Denver Comes Alive, a festival-style two-night concert hosted by…
303 Magazine’s Best of ’22: Music Edition
End-of-the-year lists are fast approaching a scourge upon the written world, but there is still a certain appeal…
Orca the Band Sends Their Love With Simultaneous Albums
Of all the musical combinations in Denver, across the Front Range and throughout Colorado, Orca the Band might…
Local Listen — Julian Fulco Perron Finds Earthly Inspirations
Colorado has a tendency to awaken and invigorate the creative sides of its inhabitants, and singer-songwriter Julian Fulco…
Local Listen — Shady Oaks’ Eclectic and Enlightened Debut Album
Singer/songwriter Ty Gallaway always thought of himself as a one-man band. With a simple dream of being a lead…
Local Listen — Violet Pilot Emulates and Electrifies on Debut Album
Violet Pilot tells yet another tale of music in the time of Corona, but their story starts a…
Local Listen – Barbara’s Creative Isolation
It’s not often enough that we can recognize an all-female band, but today we can celebrate Denver’s newest…
Show You Should Know – Tenth Mountain Division Ringleads Cervantes’ Lineup
This Saturday at Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom and Other Side will feature a stacked lineup of both local and…
Show You Should Know — The California Honeydrops To Move Your Body & Soul
Hailing from Oakland but known for generously bringing the funk across state lines, The California Honeydrops embarked on…
Review — Railroad Earth Played Two Full Albums At Hootenanny
Littleton’s Breckenridge Brewery has always supported live music, and this weekend saw an impressive docket for their “Hootenany,”…
Local Listen – David Lawrence & the Spoonful Put Their Roots on Record
Roots music enthusiast David Lawrence premieres his debut album this week with his backing band, calling themselves David…
Local Listen – Andy Thorn & Mother Nature Collab on a Cosmically-Connected Album
Last week brought an oddity of an album from Leftover Salmon banjoist Andy Thorn, who was not just…