Q & A Health Feature: Monticue Connally of Jiridon Apothecary I’ve known Monticue Connally for years having always been aware of the Hip Hop persona, MontiClevah, that saw him win the International USA Songwriting competition for the Hip Hop Category in 2006, perform with many local bands including Denver’s own, The Flobots, and be featured on […]
Unless you live under a rock, you realize Christmas is next Monday and with it comes twinkling lights, the possibility of an ugly sweater or two, and of course, time with family. And what better way to bring in all of that holiday cheer than with some good old fashioned whiskey? So whether it’ll be […]
We’re far from the gaudy lights and arena stage set ups tonight. Instead, everyone is crammed into the historic, ramshackle walls of Globe Hall; it’s underground rock and roll vibe the perfect venue for the raw, grittiness that is Black Pistol Fire. And as sweat pours from Kevin McKeown’s lanky frame while fans grab at […]
I walked into the photo pit already filled with other soon to be trigger happy photographers on Friday afternoon just before Denver’s own, Tattooed Strings, walked onstage to open High Elevation Rock Festival, turned on my camera, and slowly scanned the crowd wondering what to expect over the next two days. Besides the shitty beginning […]
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 […]
Although summer is still blazing along here in Denver, October is right around the corner and that means snowboarders and skiers will soon be competing right in the heart of Sculpture Park during Snowboard on the Block and First Chair Festival. And this year’s event promises to be the most exciting yet. The two unique, high-action […]
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 […]
If you’re near Fiddler’s Green Amphitheater late in September chances are you’re eardrums will rattle from the sound of thundering drums, metal-driven guitars, and thousands of fanatics screaming in an explosion of furious rock music energy. Why? That’s because High Elevation Rock Festival is coming back for year two on September 22-23 and you’re not […]
