Weaving through Denver Music, Art, Culture, and Life
Shaquille O’Neal performed at Denver’s own Temple Night Club at 1136 Broadway last Friday, and his majesty fit the place to a tee.
G-Eazy, an American rapper and ex-producer from Oakland, touring on his 5th album –”These Things Happen Too”–brought heat enough for everyone.
Squid’s acclaimed debut album Bright Green Field, released earlier this year via Warp Records, has cemented the band as one of the most exciting new acts to arrive from the UK.
Flatbush Zombies Meechy Darko, Zombie Juice and Eric Arc Elliot owned Red Rocks that night, while teaching us that trying to photograph these guys all together on stage is just about a lesson in futility.
Last Wednesday, J Mascis and the rest of the trio released Emptiness at The Sinclair, an album that captures the essence of why the band has been such a staple in live music for decades.
20-time Grammy winner Pat Metheny hit the Boulder Theater Thursday night displaying an amazing flurry of fingers flying up and down…
Modest Mouse traveled to Colorado once again to put on yet another show at the famous Red Rocks Amphitheater last Tuesday night.
As Kelly Lee Owens sang her brilliant song “On,” you could feel the crowd at Denver’s Globe Hall shine brighter in their hearts and heads.
