Weaving through Denver Music, Art, Culture, and Life
Durand Jones & the Indications are at a popularity tipping point, where the venue this band needs is no longer in the 750-to-1,500 capacity range
Ophelia’s Soapbox was sizzling last Sunday with the reminder of a simply killer house night.
Noise and bassmaster Jauz loved the Mission Ballroom so much, he called Denver the “Bass capitol of the world.” Our…
It’s been a while since I’ve been to the Historic Ogden Theater. It’s also been a long time since I…
Minneapolis’ Motion City Soundtrack came to Denver’s Summit Music Hall last Monday night and brought together a crowd of young adults all impacted by the band’s emotional pop-punk music about love, heartbreak, and confusing emotions.
Joywave satisfied all of us, playing about 18 songs, each better than the last.
Jeff Tweedy and Wilco played a long journey through indie rock last Tuesday night, ringing in the Thanksgiving week at the Mission Ballroom
FKA Twigs and her dance crew set the stage on fire with multiple costume changes and everything from pole-dancing to Chinese sword-fighting.
