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Lucero Releases Enormous Live Album and Ends 2014 in Denver
Gothic Theatre December 29, 30 and 31 By Brian F. Johnson Years ago — almost a decade ago now, before...
STS9 Jams On and Prepares for 2015 After a Rebuilding Year of Epic Proportions
Fillmore Auditorium December 31, January 2 and 3 By Brian F. Johnson “It’s unfortunate that everyone makes it out to be...
Nathaniel Rateliff Preps for a New Folk EP and a New Album With the Night Sweats
Ogden Theatre December 19 By Timothy Dwenger Denver songwriter Nathaniel Rateliff, who first became known for his rock band Born...
New Year’s Eve Shows Range From Intimate to Massive
By Danea Sharpe and Nikki Steele The Marquee’s choices for the most crucial New Year’s Eve concerts in the state...
Gruver and Pater Celebrate 10 years of Performances of The Last Waltz Revisited
By Brian Turk The farewell concert appearance by Americana rock game changers The Band was held at The Winterland Ballroom...
Death From Above 1979 Return to ‘The Physical World’ After 10 years
By Brian F. Johnson The re-birth of Death From Above 1979 started almost as a bro-date. The Toronto-based punk-metal, dance...
J Mascis Releases Second Solo Acoustic Album ‘Tied To A Star’ on Sub Pop
By Brian F. Johnson In his video “Every Morning” J Mascis appears as a robe-wearing cult leader administering Dixie cups...
Southern Soul Assembly Pairs Dickinson, Osborne, Grey and Broussard for Songwriter in the Round Showcase
By Timothy Dwenger Southern Soul Assembly isn’t a band, but it is a band of brothers — singer/songwriters, all accomplished...
Holy Ghost Tent Revival completes transformation with ‘Right State of Mind’
By Brian F. Johnson It’s natural for a band’s sound to evolve and grow as a group goes through the...
J. Roddy Walston and the Business finally see hard work paying off
By Timothy Dwenger The music business is a fickle mistress; she showers praise on some long before their time, and...
The Afghan Whigs shine on their first album in sixteen years
By Brian F. Johnson When it comes to reboots, bands are under an intense amount of pressure to make sure...
Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats explore the sinister side of the Psychedelic ’60s
By Brian F. Johnson The music of the late-Sixties is most often thought about in terms of catchy, happy melodies...