This Independent Label Has Sweet Offerings for Denver Artists
A new program aims to be a one-stop shop for musicians at any stage in their career.
A new program aims to be a one-stop shop for musicians at any stage in their career.
The band, which originated in Portugal, is taking its sound in new directions, too.
“It’s a celebration of how diverse Denver is when it comes to metal.”
From Care Bears to Pokémon and Polly Pocket, Fifty-Two 80’s: A Totally Awesome Shop and Yo! Nineties is going strong for nostalgic Gen Xers and Millennials.
The 1990s alt-rock band plays the Bluebird tonight with Megan Burtt opening.
Local artists offer up buffet of tuneage, featuring everything from new EPs to debuts.
The New Jersey screamo act is playing its seminal debut album at the Ogden Theatre on Friday, November 29.
The label already has a slate of bands it’s working with.
Farmer’s Wife burst onto the Austin music scene with the hit single “Greg Abbott’s Maxi Pad.”
The latest project from the founder of Pink Sofa Hour is set to open in Broomfield next month.
The legendary thrash band plays the Ogden Theatre on Monday, November 11.
The singer-songwriter with a golden voice plays Globe Hall on Saturday, November 16.
What’s in store this spooky season.
The collective is also opening for Nappy Roots at Ophelia’s Electric Soapbox on Friday, November 1.
Celebrate Halloween with a new symphonic black metal project, or just chill with some disco or acoustic instrumentals.
Avoid being labeled a poser and listen to these local groups.
The Canadian indie quartet brings its goodbye tour to Summit on Wednesday, October 30.
Longtime English rock group The The plays Mission Ballroom on Tuesday, October 29.
“In the GWAR universe all ridiculous conspiracy theories are true,” says says Blöthar the Berserker. “Yes, Democrats control the weather, of course. And, of course, Taylor Swift is a lizard person.”
The indie-pop band plays its hit album for an anniversary show at Ogden Theatre on Saturday, October 26.
The hotel is celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of Stephen King’s bone-chilling stay with a ball on Saturday, October 26.
Stryper emerged at the time of the Satanic Panic, but it wasn’t leaning into the same themes as other metal bands.