The Ten Biggest Music Stories of 2020
Though live music was shut down by the pandemic, musicians played on through this bleak and brutal year.
Though live music was shut down by the pandemic, musicians played on through this bleak and brutal year.
Zach Tipton is a teacher by day and a musician by night.
The classic rock band has released its first album in nearly a quarter of a century.
Despite drifting apart, Seth Evans and Daniel lyere reunited to make Globeville.
Happy New Year’s Eve. Let’s party at home.
Enjoy a mix of online and outdoor concerts this weekend.
“Xmas to Forget” captures the treason of this season.
El Chapultepec may be gone, but these clubs are doing what they can to keep Denver jazz alive.
The Colfax Avenue venue has launched a GoFundMe.
The Denver label is showcasing homegrown talent and doing its part helping people experiencing homelessness.
Nate Avis, creator of the blog Jiggy Hip-Hop, talks about his latest creation, a line of trading cards starring Denver rappers.
Federal relief is on its way for the cultural sector.
An underground promoter has been teasing a New Year’s Eve rave that will draw “half the city.” Ravers aren’t having it.
The holidays are here, and it’s time to shake up your Christmas soundtrack with some local songs.
Enjoy live music from the comfort of your home all week long.
The December 12 event was the talk of social media.
Celebrate the holidays with this mix of classical, jazz and rock concerts.
This weekend has plenty of music for you to enjoy.
The song “Redemption,” which drops December 17, was written for the new Apple TV movie, Palmer.
While the pianist is wholly himself on his latest album, he’s also tipping his hat to Frank Zappa, Charles Mingus, Monty Python, and more.
The Denver musician does not want his music on Spotify. But what choice does he have?
Denver’s music scene is honoring the life of the maestro.