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The Beatles
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Review — Paul McCartney Brings Peace and Love to Coors Field
On Saturday, October 11th, Sir Paul McCartney came to Denver’s Coors Field to remind all packed into that…
Review — Billy Strings Turns Fiddler’s Green Into Hallowed Ground
Billy Strings kicked off an incredible two-night run at Fiddler’s Green on Friday. It was one of those…
Profile — Tenth Mountain Division Embraces the Journey (Exclusive Interview)
When you think of tried and true local Colorado musicians, those who have started here and remained, who…
Profile — The Beaches Talk Fusing Joy and Pain into Music Ahead of Summit Show (Exclusive Interview)
In the universe created by The Beaches, music is not just a passion but a journey through all…
Review — Dead and Company Says “Fare Thee Well” to Folsom Field During Final Shows
Folsom Field — Saturday, July 1st Bob Weir, lead singer of Dead and Company and founding member of…
Tiny Tomboy Burns Bright On Debut Album, Sunburn
Tiny Tomboy is a band of asymmetries. They are fronted by a small woman (the “tiny tomboy” herself,…
Review – Joe Russo Marched Almost Dead to 1stBank Center
When Grateful Dead cover bands come through a place like Denver, it’s usually for two, three, even four-night…
Satellite Pilot Brings Manic ’60s Pop To The Modern Age
If you are a fan of head-to-toe velvet, immaculate perms and psychedelic indie-pop, then Loveland based band, Satellite…
Good Baby Founder Queues Up Most Personal Pop-Up To Date With Larimer Records Cafe
Last October, Good Baby MGMT took on the rather Herculean task of refurbishing The Market at Larimer Square.…
The Curious Case of Lucy Daydream
Who is Lucy Daydream, you ask? You may have stumbled across the ads on social media — the…
Paper Bird Lives On Through Heavy Diamond Ring
When Denver’s Paper Bird called it quits, it was a watershed moment for Denver’s music scene. The longtime…
Review – The Flaming Lips Curated An Unparalleled Experience At The Boettcher Concert Hall
There are key moments in music history that all together manage to change the paradigm of music as a…