Mile High Birds, Watch Out! Ozzy Osbourne’s Last Tour Is Denver-Bound
Tickets go on sale Saturday, February 17, at 10 a.m.
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Andrea Gibson’s Hey Galaxy Is Political Poetry
Andrea Gibson was in the middle of writing a project about love when Donald Trump was elected. The poet shifted gears immediately.
Canadian Pop Star Lights Merges Comic Art With New Album
Lights, a Canadian alt-pop artist, published a six-volume comic accompanied by a concept album in a project dubbed Skin&Earth. The album and comic revolve around the story of Enaia, Lights’s fictional avatar.
The Velveteers Ran Out of Songs, but the Crowd Wanted More
The Velveteers’ self-titled debut EP comes out on Wednesday, February 7. The band will celebrate the release at the hi-dive on Friday, February 9.
Justin Timberlake, Man of the Woods, Announces Denver Concert
Tickets go on sale Monday, February 26.
Homeward Bound: Paul Simon Brings His Farewell Tour to Colorado
Tickets go on sale Friday, February 9.
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Diet Cig’s Alex Luciano on Going From NSYNC Lover to Indie-Rock Role Model
Alex Luciano, the singer, songwriter and guitarist for Diet Cig, which headlines at Lost Lake Lounge on Wednesday, February 7, didn’t set out to be an inspiration to young women who wanted to rock. It just sort of happened, like her entire career in music, as Luciano explains in the wide-ranging interview below.
The Best Concerts in Denver This Week
Looking for live music this week? These are our picks.
Reader: Do Devil Horns Cross the Line at Christian Concerts?
When August Burns Red played Denver in January, one reader noticed how many Devil-horn hands were in the crowd.
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Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats Drop “Hey Mama” Single
Nathaniel Ratliff & the Night Sweats, who are gearing up for a March 9 album release, dropped a new song today: “Hey Mama,” just days after announcing a second Red Rocks concert, on August 23, with Slim Cessna’s Auto Club.
Violet’s Brings Blues Back to Denver — in Wheat Ridge
Violet’s is taking over where Ziggies left off.
The Best Concerts in Denver This Weekend
Looking for live music? Here are our picks.
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Hannah Wicklund Started Her First Band When She Was Nine
Hannah Wicklund started her first band at nine years old. Now she’s stepping out on her own.
How Pan Astral’s Gabriel Otto Finds Catharsis in Music
The members of Pan Astral don’t care much for genre.
Chris Stapleton, Umphrey’s McGee and Every New Denver Concert Announcement
Looking for live music? Here are the most recently announced concerts in Denver.
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Denver Still Goes Psychobilly for Reverend Horton Heat
Denver just can’t get enough of the good Reverend.
Colorado Symphony Releases Album Based on Poe’s “The Raven”
Before William Hill wrote a note of The Raven, a tone poem for orchestra and chorus based on Edgar Allan Poe’s poem of the same that will be released on February 2, the principal timpanist for the Colorado Symphony spent months reading the poem out loud and studying everything he could find.
Harmony Honors Ousted Gay Civil-Rights Organizer Bayard Rustin
Bayard Rustin was ousted from the civil rights movement because he was gay. Harmony: a Chorale is brining his memory back to life.
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Sole: This Moment Calls for Nuance and Poetry
Anarchist rapper Sole is dropping sloganeering for something he says is more urgent: nuance and poetry.
Dance Music Collective TheHundred Measures Success in Fun
For TheHundred Presents, success can be measured in fun.
Fed Rez Threw Free Money to the Crowd
Fed Rez talks about its first concert.
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Primus and Mastodon Announce Red Rocks Concert
Last year Primus brought the hippies to Red Rocks, for an exhilarating show, and today, the rock group, led by bassist Les Claypool, announced it would be coming back to town for another concert on the Rocks.