Music

“Simply put, it’s pretty much the last wholly independent mid-sized theater standing here in Denver.”

“My fear was that my best creative days were behind me,” the pop singer says. She was wrong.

The husband-wife dream-pop duo talks about moving from Denver to New Mexico during a pandemic and their new song, “Hold on to Me.”

The shows must go on.

COVID-19 is ravaging music venues, but Duncan Goodman, the co-owner of Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom, says his venue will make it.

Lucinda Williams, Billy Strings, GRiZ and more artists are playing online concerts this week.

The beloved Denver dive bar will not reopen.

The party goes on. Death be damned.

Confronting depression and anxiety helped the Chimney Choir musician finally finish her first solo project.

The Fort Collins local strayed far from home to write her latest song.

GRiZ, Old Man Saxon and Dragondeer top this weekend’s list.

The indie-pop band is dropping a string of new music videos.

Here’s how one musician has found a way to play with fellow musicians without leaving his home.

The Denver after-hours social club and gallery has had to find new ways to make it through the pandemic.

“I want to make sure we’re not going to be too quick to point the finger at COVID and our shutdowns for being the reason for this closure.”

Denver hip-hop has a new home at a barbershop.

People are turning to records during the pandemic.

This Denver music collective is looking for local music from the COVID-19 era.

The jazz club hosted artists like Wynton Marsalis, Ella Fitzgerald, Tony Bennett, Mick Jagger and even Bill Clinton.

Denver’s year in music was defined by COVID-19 cancellations and a little bit of joy.