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Duane Davis Talks the History of Wax Trax and the Denver Vinyl Scene

June 5, 2018

If Duane Davis, co-owner of Wax Trax, could give only one vinyl record to every person on the planet, it would be something of Bob Dylan’s. “Blonde on Blonde or Highway 61 Revisited — the two greatest albums ev...

Co-Creator of Found Footage Festival Talks Denver Weirdos, Private Detectives and More Before Show

Cori Anderson

April 12, 2018

On April 19 and 20, Nick Prueher and Joe Pickett are bringing the Found Footage Festival (FFF) to Boulder and Denver for a screening of Volume 8, the newest selection of oddball clips from random VHS tapes. The...

Sawyer Fredericks, Winner of ‘The Voice,’ Talks Not Feeling 18 and Self-Producing Album

Stephanie Mason

September 13, 2017

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Two years after young Sawyer Fredericks’ stunning voice and accelerated musical talent earned him the winning vote on season eight of NBC’s The Voice, the artist is more vibrant, mature and sure of his music th...

Q&A – Little Dragon’s Yukimi Nagano Talks Denver Vibes

Erika Gill

July 26, 2017

Little Dragon's vocalist Yukimi Nagano took time to chat with 303 Magazine over the phone prior to their show with Glass Animals at Red Rocks on July 26. From Gothenberg, Sweden, Little Dragon has been serving ...

Q&A – A Conversation With Lee Pardini Before An Evening With Dawes

Erika Gill

July 17, 2017

If you haven't heard any buzz about Dawes in the indie-sphere in the last few years, you haven't been paying attention. Issac Hanson gave them a warm shout out on Twitter in March, if you can't take our word fo...

We Talked to Andrew W.K. Before His First Ever Denver DJ Set

Tyler Harvey

June 20, 2017

Andrew W.K. — music icon, DJ, public speaker and party legend — is coming to Denver. Playing his first ever Mile High DJ set, he'll be headlining the annual Lipgloss Anniversary party — now in its 16th year. We...

What You Need to Know About Portugal. the Man’s New Album

Tyler Harvey

June 7, 2017

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It's been four years since Portugal. the Man released an album. But 2017 marks the year Portugal will present us with something new. This year, fans will be greeted with a more hip-hop influenced and heavier pr...

How One Colorado Chef’s Autoimmune Disease Changed Her Career Forever

Nisa Sedaghat

May 16, 2017

Every day, farmers, chefs, home cooks, bakers and restaurateurs dedicate their lives to making what we put onto our plates and into our bellies. As Julia Child once said, “People who love to eat are always the ...

Bonobo Talks Long Migration to Red Rocks

Taylor Heussner

May 10, 2017

If you mention the name Bonobo in Denver, someone is going to ask you, "When is he playing next?" Simon Green of Bonobo has been coming to Colorado pretty regularly throughout the years of the countless work he...

Denver Artist Detour on Taking the Plunge as a Full Time Creative

Nisa Sedaghat

February 24, 2017

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If you have ever driven around downtown Denver or strolled through the side streets of Five Points, you’ve likely seen the eccentric colors of some of this Denver artist’s murals, boasting portraits of famous c...

The Colorado Symphony Re-Imagines Classical Music with $15 Event

Taylor Heussner

February 7, 2017

Whether you listen to classical music obsessively or have never heard a drip of it in your life, the Colorado Symphony is creating a more casual atmosphere on Thursday, February 9, 2017 at the Studio Loft in El...

Vinyl, The Granddaddy of MP3s Makes a Comeback

Oriana Swiatkowski

January 19, 2017

I remember seeing pictures of my grandparent’s mid-century record playing stereo in their living room as I looked through their photo albums, not really understanding its purpose. It was a beautiful piece of fu...

Local Brand YOCISCO Introduces Brunch-Themed Swimwear

303 Style Profile – Denver’s New Ultimate Queen, Chanel Banks Misdemeanor

Celebrate Pride with a Rainbow of Fashion Looks

Classic Colorado Tours To Take Out-Of-Towners On

The Artist That Painted Denver’s Sidewalks Returns With Her First Multimedia Installation at Dam

Jonathan Van Ness Dishes on DIA Make-outs, Margaret Cho and the Olympics

Review – Young the Giant Embodied Magic at Red Rocks

Sonic Bloom 2019 Workshops You Don’t Want to Miss

Q&A – Pop-Icon Betty Who Talks Paving Her Own Way and the Anatomy of a Perfect Pop Song

An Old Church in Castle Rock is Now Colorado’s Newest Food Hall and Marketplace

Urban Beets Brings Fresh Vegan Fare to Olde Town Arvada

9 Places to Try International Drinks This Summer