Hot on the heels of a run through Colorado’s ski towns, we caught up with guitarist Max Davies of Kitchen Dwellers over Zoom to talk about the band’s upcoming album (drops Friday March, 1st – Order Here), how it ties into an ancient epic poem, and the band’s love for the late Jeff Austin. Check it out!
Last Friday night, Daniel Donato brought his Cosmic Country band and his Allman Brothers tribute project, Trouble No More, to Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom. The sold-out crowd was treated to a night of high-energy guitar wizardry, soulful vocals, and jam-packed renditions of classic songs.
Depeche Mode, the legendary synth-pop band from Basildon, England, delivered a stunning performance at the Ball Arena in Denver on Thursday night, as part of their Memento Mori tour. The tour, which is named after the Latin phrase meaning “remember that you will die”, is a tribute to their late keyboardist and founding member Andy Fletcher, who passed away last year at the age of 60.
P!NK soared to new heights at the Ball Arena in Denver on Wednesday night, delivering a spectacular show that left the audience breathless. The pop star, who is on her Trustfall Tour in support of her ninth studio album, showed off her incredible vocals, acrobatic skills, and charismatic personality in a two-hour performance that featured songs from her entire career.
There are some bands that seem to have a special connection with certain venues, and My Morning Jacket is one of them. The Kentucky quintet has been playing at the legendary Red Rocks Amphitheatre since 2006, and each time they return, they deliver a show that is nothing short of spectacular. Their latest appearance, on a warm and clear summer night, was no exception.
It was one of the most anticipated nights of the summer for my 10 year old daughter. We’d been out of town on Taylor Swift weekend and, while that was definitely traumatic, she took comfort in the fact that she was going to get to see Ed Sheeran at Mile High. What she didn’t know was that the wait to see him was going to be longer than she had originally anticipated.
Last Tuesday saw one of the summer’s hottest double bills hit Red Rocks Amphitheatre for the first of two nights. The weather was just about perfect, and The Rocks were full to the brim with fans of both Beck and Phoenix.
The girls of boygenius are no strangers to the stage. Although still in their twenties, Julien Baker, Phoebe Bridgers, and Lucy Dacus have been writing music and playing shows since their teens. All three artists have performed in front of Colorado fans since 2016, gracing stages at the likes of Lost Lake Lounge, Globe Hall, Bluebird Theatre, The Ogden, Mission Ballroom, and Red Rocks. Then, in 2018 that they joined as a band; united by a love for each other’s music coupled with their disgust with how “women in music” were defined and pitted against each other.
So . . . some nights things fall into place, and some nights things just blow up in your face. This wasn’t either one of those, this was a night of adventure, waiting, and joy. It was the night that Preservation Hall Jazz Band played Harold’s 100th Birthday Party at Denver Botanic Gardens!
Taylor Swift’s Eras World Tour made its much-anticipated stop at Empower Field at Mile High in Denver, and it was nothing short of a seismic event. Governor Polis penned an open letter to fans about the implications of 150,000 people descending on the downtown stadium as world leaders were begging Swift to visit their countries (and economies). As some of the lucky 73,000 attendees on the first night of the two-night extravaganza, we can confidently say that this was an experience of a lifetime for all the Taylor Swift fans who were able to secure tickets.