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Each day, you can check out DenverThread’s picks for the whole festival, at least one for every hour of every day.
This year is Maxwell’s first UMS appearance, and he’s more than excited to be there – and to be in what may be one of the sickest timeslots in the whole weekend.
The 2019 UMS will host 350+ shows this year, featuring 250+ bands, surprise pop-ups, craft (and other) beers, cocktails and wine, food, fun, and friends from Friday afternoon, July 26, through Sunday night, July 28th.
Johnny Marr used guitars and a white shock of hair to mesmerize While he may not cut the most memorable…
Denver rap artist ITSOKTOCRY is just beginning to hit his stride, producing serious thought-poems rife with angst and mega hooked.
Durand Jones and the Indications took the stage last Friday night at the Bluebird, serenading a sold out house with some sweet and sultry rhythm and blues.
Missing out on the UMS is like skipping Christmas, sleeping through your birthday, and binge-watching Buffy for the umpteenth time, while all your friends are out in the wild, living life and creating memories they’ll rehash forever. Don’t be that potato.
Two of contemporary music’s heavy hitters – one that’s been a force for a couple of decades, another with just about as much gravity, just across a shorter time span – came together on the same stage.
