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Kori Hazel
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Now Playing – Schama Noel Curates a Listen In Black History
To celebrate Black History Month and beyond, every week in February 303 Magazine is sitting down with Black…
This Week in Concerts – Greensky Bluegrass, Charley Crockett, American Aquarium and More
This week in concerts, Greensky Bluegrass plays two nights in a row at Mission Ballroom, Charley Crockett stops…
This Week in Concerts – Flobots, Lee Fields & The Expressions, De La Soul and More
This week in concerts, De La Soul along with Talib Kweli perform at Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom, Lee Fields…
Review – Thundercat Got F*cking Weird at Mission Ballroom
There’s always been a certain quirkiness to Thundercat’s celebrity personality and online presence. His off-kilter sense of humor…
This Week in Concerts – CHVRCHES, Thundercat, Atreyu and More
This week in concerts, CHVRCHES and Thundercat visit Mission Ballroom, Atreyu performs at Summit Music Hall and Number…
Review – Mac DeMarco Transported Denver Through Time
Mac DeMarco is the quintessential indie icon known for his out-there and mostly drunken stage presence. While it’s…
Los Mocochetes Make Protest Music You Can Dance to On “Mucho Gusto”
Music has a long and complicated history of highlighting societal issues, pushing for cultural evolution and criticizing global…
This Week in Concerts – Andrea Bocelli, Mac DeMarco, G-Eazy and More
This week in concerts, multi-award winner, Andrea Bocelli performs at Ball Arena, Indie-rock artist, Mac DeMarco visits Mission…
Review – Jungle Brought High Octane Energy to Denver
In the midst COVID-19, it’s important to create space for joy. Every week feels as if there is…
Review – Erykah Badu Transcended Humanity At Mission Ballroom
A calm, temperate Monday evening set the mood for one of the all-time greatest hip-hop and R&B artists…
Review – Princess Nokia Captured Human Duality at Cervantes
For one night, Princess Nokia ran a monarchy over Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom. The forward-moving, electric current felt in…
Review – Japanese Breakfast Embraced Intimacy at the Ogden
Friday night, indie rock and experimental lo-fi pop band Japanese Breakfast took over the Ogden Theatre. They delivered…