The Future of Rock and Roll is Safe Thanks to L.A. Band Dorothy

Dorothy Martin waves to the crowd yet says nothing as the band nonchalantly walks onto the stage lit in a low blood-red light. She turns her back to the cheering crowd, stands in front of the drum kit, lights a small batch of sage, and slowly progresses through a spiritual smudging, something I’ve never seen […]

Q&A Artist Feature: R. Alan Brooks

Q&A Artist Feature: Comic Book Creator R. Alan Brooks and The Burning Metronome It’s 5 o’clock on what seems like just a normal Friday afternoon but there’s already an almost palpable. artistic, and lively vibe buzzing within the eclectic walls of Mutiny Cafe as I walk through the front door. Scattered groups of colorful people […]

A Visual Homecoming: The Lumineers at Fiddler’s Green

Last night The Lumineers returned home to play the first of three shows this weekend at Fiddler’s Green – a homecoming that saw the 18,000-capacity venue filled with screaming fans from stage to lawn and what will eventually become the end of the band’s Cleopatra Tour on Sunday night. Here are a few photos from […]

Your Highlight Guide: Denver International Festival 2017

The 2nd annual Denver International Festival is a celebration of hundreds of countries and cultures that call Denver home and it’s all happening this Saturday. This free event features live music and dance performances, interactive art, cultural displays, a marketplace and kid’s village, a beer garden, and over 30 restaurant and food truck vendors offering […]

Q&A Artist Feature: Namm

Q&A Artist Feature: Hip-hop Artist Namm on Music and Inspiration Denver hip-hop artist, Namm, talks about his music, those who have inspired him, and making music with a message. (Photo credit: TheTravelin’Joe) The door slowly closes behind us leaving the room quiet and separated from the music pumping through the speakers in the main art […]