Songs To Keep You Warm This Winter
Winter can be a beautiful time of year. With all of the lights strewn about and snow on the ground, there's an air of mysticism that fits in the midst of our cold perfectly. That being said, walking out when th...
Denver’s Music Scene Grew Larger and Smaller in 2018 – Here’s How
Denver’s music landscape saw a lot of shakeups in 2018. From new festivals such as Grandoozy, venues like Summit getting a facelift and local promoters getting bought out by larger companies, 2019 is already sh...
Q&A – Kaitlyn Williams Talks Growing as an Artist with New Stage Name and Debut Album
It comes as little to no surprise that Denver is a city filled with music. With the ever-growing music scene and a plethora of talent, it's easy for artists to get lost in the shuffle. Kaitlyn Williams is not o...
A Beginner’s Guide to Discovering Local Music in Denver
Local music is incredibly important — and we are very fortunate to have the scene we do in Denver. Getting involved in the local scene is a great way to give the community a little something special while disco...
The Inside Scoop on Herb’s Live Music Hangout
“I don’t make it work — I work for it,” Laura Newman calmly stated. Herb’s is a hopping local entity that provides access to some of the greatest untapped music in the area. This jovial joint has modestly prese...
Q&A — Greg Ormont of Pigeons Playing Ping Pong Explains Why They Have So Much Fun
Once a band that started out as fun a way to pass the time, Pigeons Playing Ping Pong has evolved into a full-time project for the group of modern-day pranksters from Baltimore. Known equally for their goofy on...
KGNU Community Radio Celebrates 40 Years of Making Waves
“We can improve our outlooks when we improve our inputs,” remarked Dave Ashton, Program Manager of the Denver based KGNU community radio station. Airwaves were initiated in the late 1800s during a time when the...
New Colorado Music You Should Know — August Edition
It's the last month of summer, but that doesn't mean that Denver musicians have stopped churning out hot new music. We have a list of talented up-and-coming locals you'll need to checkout like Alyssa Dané, catc...
Review – The String Cheese Incident Raged Harder Than Your Favorite DJ
The String Cheese Incident ended their summer tour after a week-long run in their home state of Colorado. The band started at the Ride Festival in Telluride on July 14 and 15, then headed northeast to Dillon fo...
New Colorado Music You Should Know – July Edition
It's July in Denver, and that means that the temperature is only getting hotter and you'll need new music to cool down at the pool with or to listen to while 0n a summer road trip. We have new music from Denver...
Local Listen – “Paradise Nocturno” by DYNOHUNTER
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...
This Denver Feminist, LGBTQ+ Music Festival Has Expanded All the Way to Sweden
Colorado is home to numerous music festivals that highlight local Denver talent. But the feminist and LGBTQ+ festival and collective, Titwrench, is the only Colorado music festival that has expanded outside of ...