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The Best Concerts in Denver This Weekend

The Best Concerts in Denver This Weekend

By Westword StaffOctober 2, 2020

There are plenty of concerts happening this weekend.

Barbara Jo Kammer and the Hippie Buckaroos Bring Hope to Seniors

Barbara Jo Kammer and the Hippie Buckaroos Bring Hope to Seniors

By John BearOctober 1, 2020

After recovering from addiction, the Boulder singer has spent twenty years as a music therapist working with seniors around town.

Kendra & the Bunnies Hops Back to Colorado to Celebrate a New Album

Kendra & the Bunnies Hops Back to Colorado to Celebrate a New Album

By John BearOctober 1, 2020

Kendra Muecke is taking a break from virtual concerts and playing live shows.

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Playing Wind Instruments and Singing Can Spread COVID-19. Now What?

Playing Wind Instruments and Singing Can Spread COVID-19. Now What?

By Jon SolomonSeptember 30, 2020

University of Colorado Boulder professors are researching how live music can spread the coronavirus.

Jayme Stone Wrestles With Grief on His New Album

Jayme Stone Wrestles With Grief on His New Album

By Jon SolomonSeptember 30, 2020

After his brother died, the singer-songwriter Jayme Stone used music to process his loss.

Denver DJ Delivery Brings the Party to a Neighborhood Near You

Denver DJ Delivery Brings the Party to a Neighborhood Near You

By Jon SolomonSeptember 29, 2020

With the Riverfront Park Association’s summer concert series canceled, the group has launched a traveling dance party.

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Country Singer Taylor Shae Tells Stories Through Song

Country Singer Taylor Shae Tells Stories Through Song

By Katrina LeibeeSeptember 29, 2020

The bluesy country artist drops her new album, Legend Keeper, on October 2.

How Denver’s Open Mics Are Playing Out the Pandemic

How Denver’s Open Mics Are Playing Out the Pandemic

By Claire DuncombeSeptember 29, 2020

Open mics have taken a hit during the pandemic, but some are finding a way to carry on.

Bonnie Raitt, Willie Nelson, Dave Matthews Play Benefit for John Hickenlooper’s Senate Run

Bonnie Raitt, Willie Nelson, Dave Matthews Play Benefit for John Hickenlooper’s Senate Run

By Jon SolomonSeptember 28, 2020

Chuck Morris set up the concert for the music-fan politician.

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Lara Ruggles, aka Sharkk Heartt, Takes a Bite at the System

Lara Ruggles, aka Sharkk Heartt, Takes a Bite at the System

By Katrina LeibeeSeptember 28, 2020

The former Denver singer-songwriter is fighting for the survival of independent venues.

The Best Concerts in Denver This Week

The Best Concerts in Denver This Week

By Westword StaffSeptember 28, 2020

There’s plenty of music going on.

Reader: So Many Great Bands Played Red Rocks, and Time Chooses This?

Reader: So Many Great Bands Played Red Rocks, and Time Chooses This?

By Westword StaffSeptember 26, 2020

Megan Thee Stallion’s time there made the magazine’s cover.

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Thurston Moore on <i>By the Fire</i>, Teaching at Naropa and Sonic Democracy

Thurston Moore on By the Fire, Teaching at Naropa and Sonic Democracy

By Jon SolomonSeptember 25, 2020

Sonic Youth’s founding guitarist talks about his new album, CBGB, Allen Ginsberg, Anne Waldman and teaching at Naropa.

The Best Concerts in Denver This Weekend

The Best Concerts in Denver This Weekend

By Westword StaffSeptember 25, 2020

Lotus, Billy Strings and more of the best shows in town this weekend.

Nathaniel Rateliff and Colorado Symphony Set Red Rocks Records in 2020

Nathaniel Rateliff and Colorado Symphony Set Red Rocks Records in 2020

By Kyle HarrisSeptember 24, 2020

A live-streamed Rateliff show will end the season September 30.

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Remembering Denver Rapper and Producer Playalitical, Dead at 38

Remembering Denver Rapper and Producer Playalitical, Dead at 38

By John BearSeptember 24, 2020

The Denver rapper and producer Dustin Robbins, who worked with Bizzy Bones and Chino XL, is dead at 38.

<i>Time</i> Magazine Puts Megan Thee Stallion at Red Rocks on Its Cover

Time Magazine Puts Megan Thee Stallion at Red Rocks on Its Cover

By Kyle HarrisSeptember 23, 2020

Megan Thee Stallion made the cover of Time magazine’s 100 most influential people edition.

Falcon Haptics Bridges the Chasm Between Metal and Nerd

Falcon Haptics Bridges the Chasm Between Metal and Nerd

By John BearSeptember 23, 2020

The Denver band plays fuzzy, medium-tempo songs that segue violently into short bursts of crossover thrash, death and even black-metal.

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East High School Alum Max Bessesen Brings Global Sounds to Jazz

East High School Alum Max Bessesen Brings Global Sounds to Jazz

By Jon SolomonSeptember 23, 2020

Max Bessesen is getting into Trouble on his latest album.

Courtney Whitehead Thought He Was Sad; Turns Out It Was Lyme Disease

Courtney Whitehead Thought He Was Sad; Turns Out It Was Lyme Disease

By John BearSeptember 22, 2020

Bison Bone’s Courtney Whitehead thought he was sad. Turns out, it was Lyme disease.

The Equinox Sessions Celebrates Black Artists in a Virtual Concert Series

The Equinox Sessions Celebrates Black Artists in a Virtual Concert Series

By Katrina LeibeeSeptember 22, 2020

Kid Astronaut, Kayla Marque and Nina de Freitas will perform as part of the Equinox Sessions

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Tiesto, Fitz and the Tantrums, Billy Strings and Lotus Wrap Up Red Rocks 2020

Tiesto, Fitz and the Tantrums, Billy Strings and Lotus Wrap Up Red Rocks 2020

By Kyle HarrisSeptember 21, 2020

Tiesto, Fitz and the Tantrums, Billy Strings, and Lotus will play Red Rocks Amphitheatre’s final 2020 week before the venue is shut down.

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