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The memoir chronicles the musician’s experiences with childhood abuse.

Music has become a coronavirus casualty.

Twist & Shout, Wax Trax, Angelo’s and more Denver record shops are opening up after the COVID-19. Here’s how.

COVID-19 has obliterated every June concert at Red Rocks.

Looking for sticks, strings and pedals? Here’s when and how Denver’s music-gear sellers are reopening their shops.

The Lumineers are organizing a massive concert with OneRepublic, Nathaniel Rateliff, String Cheese Incident members, and more.

“‘You Think You’re Hollywood’ is basically a kick to the gut of the setbacks that come with the business.”

The sixteen-year-old is surprised she’s making a splash as a musician.

The new song was inspired by the stories of migrant children separated from their parents at the border

Blue Mesa’s newest song “Straight Through Me” is about triumph in the face of depression.

The new Lollygags EP is short, sweet and catchy.

The annual Underground Music Showcase is the latest summer festival to be scrapped because of COVID-19.

Greg Cronin is planting edible forests and recording rappers while stranded in Haiti during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Sasha Geffen just released the new book, Glitter Up the Dark: How Pop Music Broke the Binary.

The S.A.F.E. Music Festival will include four days of free entertainment, music, yoga and more.

Zach Heckendorf took a break from songwriting, but he’s putting out new music again.

Missing prom? KGNU has got you covered — virtually.

Need an upbeat anthem for this downbeat moment? Try this.

The local bow maker has created a $5,000 violin bow to be raffled off in a fundraiser for a COVID-19 musicians relief fund.

“The world has gone crazy, but we’ve still got Willie, and all the good things he’s done for us here.”

You might not be able to hear your favorite acts in person, but you can still see them from the comfort of your home.

The party rocker brings joy to tough conversations about addiction and mental health on his new album, Keep On, Keepin’ On.