Entertainment

In their newest album, The King’s Singers find commonality in diverse music from traditional folk songs to Kesha to Bach. By Isabella Fincher

On his “The Lost Boy” album tour, YBN Cordae raps passionately about his struggles, electrifying the crowd with his beats. By Benny Titelbaum

The Senators, a Phoenix-based folk band, discuss their American folk roots and the journey behind their forthcoming second album. By Ben Berman

Anderson and Roe Piano Duo showed their virtuoso, effortless talent at Macky Auditorium accompanied by the Boulder Philharmonic. By Isabella Fincher

Orville Peck embraces Denver’s history of old western tradition through an evening of country-western revival. By Zack Cohen

Okay Kaya’s new album is a trip through naivete where sentiments lay somewhere between love and absence. By Cameron Markuson

Meet Scenic Brooke West, a “long-distance” band who is on the cusp of tapping into the saturated psychedelic music scene. By Ben Berman

CU a cappella brings together groups of unique students with the shared interest of music. By Leanne Rubinstein

An operatic show is not as easy as just doing musical and vocal performances at the same time. John McKeever, assistant conductor for a recent CU show, tells us why. By Leanne Rubinstein

Celtic fiddle virtuosos Natalie MacMaster and Donnell Leahy and their children brought a fun, family Christmas party to Macky. By Isabella Fincher