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Velorama Adds Modest Mouse And The Growlers to Lineup

July 18, 2018

As luck would have it, just a couple of days ago Velorama Festival was faced with replacing yet another act on its lineup. The first act to unfortunately drop off was Vince Staples, who was supposed to headline...

Local Listen – Modern Leisure Reconciles Heartache and Happiness on New Album

Kori Hazel

July 18, 2018

This is an entry in an ongoing series for 303 Magazine, which will provide a range of local album reviews. It is our intention to highlight the talents of local musicians, whether veterans to the industry or ne...

Parallelephants. Photography by Amanda Piela.

40 Can’t-Miss Shows at The 2018 Underground Music Showcase

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July 17, 2018

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Spotlighting indie music, the Underground Music Showcase is the perfect opportunity for any music-lover to discover the next big thing or even their personal next favorite thing. With over 300 performances taki...

Review – With Vocals That Shined, Seal Was Gold at Red Rocks

Kori Hazel

July 17, 2018

The last time Seal played Red Rocks was in 1995 — coming off the heels of a massive song (“Kiss From A Rose”) and soon to be Grammy nominated. To a degree, his Red Rocks performance alongside the Colorado Symp...

Denver Arts & Venues Announces $80,000 Strategy Supporting Local Music

Kori Hazel

July 10, 2018

Local music is a precious thing that both entertains as well as enhances our culture as a city. Denver knows this fact, from the Mission Ballroom rising in RiNo to the many venues that line Colfax and the iconi...

Q&A – We Talked to The Glitch Mob at Red Rocks About Technology and Their New Album

Kori Hazel

July 3, 2018

Los Angeles electronic trio The Glitch Mob — comprised of Justin Boreta, Ed Ma and Joshua Mayer — are Red Rocks veterans who keep the world on its toes with their bass-heavy output. With a dark aesthetic and a ...

Review – Denver Bowed Down To Janelle Monáe at The Paramount

Kori Hazel

July 2, 2018

Janelle Monáe is having a bona fide moment these days. The genre-bending singer recently came out, released the best album of her career, and become an outspoken critic of the powers that set to divide us as a ...

Dua Lipa Reschedules Canceled Denver Date

Kori Hazel

June 29, 2018

Dua Lipa’s Fillmore concert is back on track. After tearfully ending her show after a mere four songs earlier this week due to an ongoing ear infection, the “New Rules” singer has already rescheduled her perfor...

Review – Dirty Projectors Had a Comeback At The Bluebird

Kori Hazel

June 27, 2018

Indie music would be a lot more boring without the creative maneuvers of Dirty Projectors. That's not to say they’ve been a particular source of inspiration for the genre, rather, every release of theirs feels ...

Review – Dr. Dog Showed Their Bittersweet Side At The Ogden

Kori Hazel

June 15, 2018

Colfax was a relative ghost town leading into Dr. Dog’s performance. Police presence and speculation bookended one side of the street, while the other frothed over with lively anticipation for the band. The jux...

14 Colorado LGBTQ Musicians You Should Know

Kori Hazel and Alex Kramer

June 12, 2018

Colorado's music scene is burgeoning with a diverse cast of incredibly talented musicians, many of whom identify as LGBT. In honor of Pride month and the inclusivity that the months serves to honor, we have com...

Summit Music Hall Announces Massive Renovation and Fall Lineup

Kori Hazel

June 11, 2018

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The Summit Music Hall we have come to know will soon be a thing of the past. Beginning June 21, Summit Music Hall will shut down for extensive renovations and upgrades throughout the summer. The renovations wil...

303 Street Style – Denver Summer Flea 2018

303 Style Profile – Navigating Uncharted Waters with Bio Queen, Aqua Marina

We Tried It – Custom Lip Products at Glamour Bar

Check out a 1,000 Foot Mural, 100 Artists and More in Golden This Weekend

This Photographer is Creating a Digital Archive of Old Denver

A Guide to Camping and Exploring Red Feather Lakes

Review – The Counting Crows Proved That Live Music is The Best Kind of Music

Get to Know Denver’s Thriving Classical Music Scene

Nina and The Hold Tight are Taking on Denver And Then The World

The Biggest Colorado Craft Beer Trends in 2018 So Far

RiNo Welcomes A New Jewish Deli – Rye Society

Finding A Better Way To Introduce People To Craft Beer

Review – The Counting Crows Proved That Live Music is The Best Kind of Music

This Photographer is Creating a Digital Archive of Old Denver

Get to Know Denver’s Thriving Classical Music Scene

Velorama Adds Modest Mouse And The Growlers to Lineup

Local Listen – Modern Leisure Reconciles Heartache and Happiness on New Album

40 Can’t-Miss Shows at The 2018 Underground Music Showcase

Review – With Vocals That Shined, Seal Was Gold at Red Rocks

Denver Arts & Venues Announces $80,000 Strategy Supporting Local Music

Q&A – We Talked to The Glitch Mob at Red Rocks About Technology and Their New Album

Review – Denver Bowed Down To Janelle Monáe at The Paramount

Dua Lipa Reschedules Canceled Denver Date

Review – Dirty Projectors Had a Comeback At The Bluebird

Review – Dr. Dog Showed Their Bittersweet Side At The Ogden

14 Colorado LGBTQ Musicians You Should Know

Summit Music Hall Announces Massive Renovation and Fall Lineup

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