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Q&A – John Vogl on Creating Album Art for “303 Music Vol. 1”
Concert posters and album art have long been considered their own art form, with artists almost wholly dedicated…
14 Colorado Musicians Dominating Red Rocks This Concert Season
Though some cities have famous bridges, historic statues and iconic architecture, Denver has something that no other city…
New Red Rocks Shows – Gregory Alan Isakov, Post Malone, Sarah McLachlan and More
Go here for updates on concert announcements and more sent to your inbox. Red Rocks isn’t holding back…
We’re Releasing a Record on Vinyl with 12 Colorado Musicians
We love local artists. And for the first time, we’re releasing a compilation record that is purely Colorado.…
Meet the Colorado Musician Who’s Featured in Judd Apatow’s New Film
Judd Apatow just released a new film. If his name doesn’t ring a bell, Apatow is the mastermind…
Your 2017 Road Map to Colorado’s Music Festival Season
Here we are again, Colorado. That mid-spring time when the festival lineups drop faster than our back accounts…
Gregory Alan Isakov & the Colorado Symphony Made a Musical Baby
If you didn’t make it to this blissful show – Gregory Alan Isakov with the Colorado Symphony –…
Gregory Alan Isakov – A Modern Day Renaissance Man
The music, culture and scenery of Colorado seem to all go hand-in-hand. There’s a reason the genre of…
This Week In Concerts – Drive By Truckers, T.I., Gregory Alan Isakov and More
Monday, January 9 Recommended: Mom Jeans. @ The Deer Pile The Mom Jeans. trio is as charming as they…
Elephant Revival at Red Rocks: Q&A With Daniel Rodriguez
Everyone’s favorite Nederland sweethearts, Elephant Revival, will- at long last!– be taking the stage at Red Rocks this week…
Hindsight: Dateless @ DeVotchKa
I had free tickets to Devotchka’s Valentine’s Day Gala & CD Release Party Saturday night. My date left with…
Devotchka: Squeezebox for your Main Squeeze
Nick Urata may not have wings sprouting out of his back or a cloth diaper covering his junk, but that doesn't mean he isn't a modern embodiment of the arrow-slinging cherub. Hopped up on human growth hormone. And with a flamenco-leaning axe and soaring pipes in place of the bow. Urata and his melodic co-conspirators in Devotchka—filling The Fillmore with amour February 12—have been sound-tracking Denver area devotees' V-Days for the better part of a decade.