Musicians Throw Benefit for Hinterland, a Gallery Gentrified Out of RiNo
Gentrification pushed Hinterland out of RiNo. Now the space is reopening as New Hinterland in a barn Morrison, and musicians are raising money to support the new space.
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Jazz-Metal-Noise Trio Giardia Farms Music on Its New Album
The guys in the jazz/metal/noise trio Giardia are inspired by farming.
Murder by Death, Neko Case and Every New Denver Concert Announcement
Don’t miss these shows.
Gora Gora Orkestar Is Colorado’s World-Citizen Brass Band
This brass band combines musical traditions from around the world and hip-hop.
Denver’s Frenetic Punk Band Wild Lives Drops New Album
Seeing the Denver punk band Wild Lives perform is not an experience anyone’s likely to forget.
Voideater on Astrophysics and Doom Metal
The doom/sludge trio Voideater released its debut EP Alchemy of Man in April and will play Mutiny Information Cafe on June 2.
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Built to Spill Guitarist Doug Martsch Reboots Treepeople
Treepeople will be playing Westword Music Showcase, Saturday, June 23.
New Venue: The Muse Brings Jazz, Classical and Art to Lafayette
Sometimes dreams come true.
Los Mocochetes on Touring Mexico by Bus
The old man asked, “Let’s see how bad you are?”
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The Best Concerts in Denver This Week
Guess who’s coming to town…
How to Survive Colorado Music Festivals
Summer music festivals: sunshine, timeless jams, good vibes, full hearts and dirty feet. Also summer music festivals: sludge pits, casual assault, blown eardrums, tachycardia and dirty feet.
Taylor Swift Shows a Good Reputation Is a Thing to Destroy
Taylor Swift rose from the ashes in Denver.
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Thank God the Devil Makes Three Isn’t Too Nice
The Devil Makes Three brought gravity to Red Rocks.
Youth on Record Unveils Big Gigantic Lab at Block Party
Youth on Record has Big Gigantic reasons to party.
Hakeem Furious Lost Everything, and Now He’s Giving Back
When Andre Carbonell was five-years-old, his father strangled his mother to death.
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How Pat Anthony Found His Voice
Three years ago, Pat Anthony couldn’t sing.
Six Ways Not to Lose Your Mind Parking at the Taylor Swift Concert
Don’t let parking at the Taylor Swift concert wreck your life.
Pathways to Jazz Offers Grants to Colorado Jazz Musicians
Since Alan Cogen founded Pathways to Jazz in 2014, his organization that supports Colorado’s jazz community has given grants to nearly forty musicians to support the costs of recording.
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The Best Concerts in Denver This Weekend
Take your pick.
Westword Music Showcase Announces Local Schedule
Ticket prices increase May 29.
D.O.A.’s Joe Keithley on Fighting Skinheads in Five Points
D.O.A.’s still fighting back.
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Sting, Shaggy and Every New Denver Concert Announcement
Concerts for fans of all types of music.