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.
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Hannah Wicklund started her first band at nine years old. Now she’s stepping out on her own.
The members of Pan Astral don’t care much for genre.
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Denver just can’t get enough of the good Reverend.
Bayard Rustin was ousted from the civil rights movement because he was gay. Harmony: a Chorale is brining his memory back to life.
For TheHundred Presents, success can be measured in fun.
Fed Rez talks about its first 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.
It took less than eight years for rock and soul band the Main Squeeze to transition from college-town cover band to genuine contenders. The band is about to play Red Rocks for the second time.
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Not all readers are glad to see Phish swimming back to Colorado.
Marilyn Manson was never scary, say readers.
After seventeen years of being affiliated with the Denver Post, the Underground Music Showcase has been sold to Two Parts, a Denver-based production company.
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At Open Music Session, you can enjoy free pizza and some of the best music in town.
Before Mary Lambert’s popular song “Same Love,” with Macklemore and Ryan Lewis, took off in 2013, the singer-songwriter was working three restaurant jobs, performing spoken word and singing around Seattle.
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Tickets go on sale Friday, February 2, for the February 7, 2019, show.
DubSkin has been creating its own reggae sound and political brand right here in the Mountain West.
The moody joy of L.A. darkwave group Glaare comes from the fun and frenzied cocktail of ingredients that inform its sound: the electronic-music background of guitarist Cameron Carlin, the pop origins of vocalist Rachael Piece, and the metal- and punk-infused music of drummer Brandon Pierce.
