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Local Listen – Sixty Minute Men Prove “What It’s Gonna Take”

March 27, 2019

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...

Show You Should Know — Jerry Paper to Deliver Sweet, Sweet Sounds at Larimer Lounge

Padideh Aghanoury

March 26, 2019

Jerry Paper is bringing his playful, mild-mannered, Los Angeles self to Larimer Lounge this Wednesday, March 27, for a night of wonderfully weird samples and silly synths. The artist put out his most recent rec...

Review – Low Lulled Listeners into an Eerie Calm

Padideh Aghanoury

March 11, 2019

“It feels weird to still be doing this,” guitarist Alan Sparhawk softly quipped into the mic as he tuned his guitar between songs. Those were the first words spoken since they’d begun playing over an hour earli...

Local Listen – The Symbols’ Catching Fire is a Fire You Need to Catch

Denby Gardiner

February 27, 2019

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...

Review – Wood Brothers Proved What Denver Means to Them

Denby Gardiner

December 7, 2018

Coming in hot on a cold day, the Wood Brothers brought their new album One Drop of Truth to the Ogden on Thursday night. While the outside of the Colfax venue was gray and chilly as the patrons waited in a line...

Show You Should Know – The Dead is Coming Back to Life at Folsom Field

Zena Ballas

July 10, 2018

The world-renowned Grateful Dead has resurrected a refreshed vision known as Dead & Company — due to produce a magical performance on July 13 and 14 at Folsom Field in Boulder. The group includes former Gra...

Q&A – Yesod Williams of Pepper Talks Getting Ready for ARISE Festival

Denby Gardiner

June 1, 2018

Yesod Williams and his band Pepper have been cherished in the Colorado community since their entrance on the reggae-rock scene in the '90s. The group has their eighth studio album on the way and is taking on a...

Review – Denver Welcomed Back Bon Jovi After Last Year’s Cancellation

Kait Starr

March 15, 2018

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After a long-awaited Colorado show, Bon Jovi finally returned to the Pepsi Center on a mission — to prove that Denver hadn't been forgotten. With a nasty sprout of bronchitis canceling last year's performance, ...

Review – Despite a Broken Leg, Marilyn Manson Delivered in Denver

Denby Gardiner

January 21, 2018

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We all have an idea of what a room full of Manson fans would be like, and the assumptions are not far off. However, Saturday night's show at The Fillmore Auditorium proved that there is more to Manson than smea...

One Flew West’s New EP Will Make You an Angsty Teenager Again and You’ll Love It

Kait Starr

January 17, 2018

Pissed off at our political climate? Ever want to scream out “fuck you!” to our President? Look no further than One Flew West’s latest EP, Trial and Error – a punchy, no-nonsense creation that isn’t afraid to s...

Esme Patterson. Photography by Brittany Werges

Q&A – Denver’s Esmé Patterson is Reviving Feminine Rock

Emily McCarter

December 14, 2017

Sure, one second Esmé Patterson is sporting a blue pixie cut and the next second she's in a pink wig and sequin dress — but none of that matters because what everyone should be focused on are her solemn, relata...

Q&A – Nick Dunbar and Dave Solzberg Talk New Bluegrass Trio 300 Days

Denby Gardiner

December 5, 2017

We all know the Mecca of bluegrass is deep in those Nederland hills, and no one can attest to that like the members of newish Colorado super-group 300 Days. With a lineup of Nick Dunbar from Mountain Standard T...

Meet Ryan Finke, Denver’s Denim Savior

303 Style Profile – Esther Lee Leach Founder of Cherry Creek Fashion

Perske Perspective Designs Distinctive Streetwear for Mindful Locals

Denver Voters Decide If They’ll Have a Say in Funding Future Olympic Bids

A Guide to the Runoff Election and Its Heated Controversies

A Look at Denver’s Newest and Coolest Marketplace Concept – Free Market

Meet the Artists Taking Over 16th Street Mall for Denver Day of Rock

Premiere – No Cake for Babelord

Review – The Faint Unleashed A Beast At The Bluebird

What You Missed and Who Won at Chicken Fight 2019

Cult Barbecue Owlbear Finally Reopens in Rino

Colorado Beers You Should Be Drinking This Summer

Cult Barbecue Owlbear Finally Reopens in Rino

Review – The Faint Unleashed A Beast At The Bluebird

A Look at Denver’s Newest and Coolest Marketplace Concept – Free Market

Local Listen – Sixty Minute Men Prove “What It’s Gonna Take”

Show You Should Know — Jerry Paper to Deliver Sweet, Sweet Sounds at Larimer Lounge

Review – Low Lulled Listeners into an Eerie Calm

Local Listen – The Symbols’ Catching Fire is a Fire You Need to Catch

Review – Wood Brothers Proved What Denver Means to Them

Show You Should Know – The Dead is Coming Back to Life at Folsom Field

Q&A – Yesod Williams of Pepper Talks Getting Ready for ARISE Festival

Review – Denver Welcomed Back Bon Jovi After Last Year’s Cancellation

Review – Despite a Broken Leg, Marilyn Manson Delivered in Denver

One Flew West’s New EP Will Make You an Angsty Teenager Again and You’ll Love It

Q&A – Denver’s Esmé Patterson is Reviving Feminine Rock

Q&A – Nick Dunbar and Dave Solzberg Talk New Bluegrass Trio 300 Days

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