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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.
Bands Against the Ban, an activist coalition of local Denver musicians, bands, and artists, is partnering up with some of Denver’s coolest local businesses and some cool Denver bands to bring together a night of beautiful music, burlesque, and activism at The Oriental Theater, in support of reproductive rights.
Legendary Japanese metal band Dir En Grey descended upon the Marquis Theater Sunday, December 8
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.
Needless to say, the Aquabats show was awesome to watch, and it’s no wonder all of their sings end with an exclamation point (and sometimes two!).
Kurt and J both showed off their scintillatingly slacking chops, showcasing wicked guitar mastery and music writing no-one else comes close to, behind stage personalities that are more than happy to give way to them.
Story by Walker Simpson, Photos by Oliver Thieme In front of a super friendly Punk Rock (my caps) crowd at…
