Entertainment

The Canadian electronic duo will join other artists Saturday for what CU is calling “one of the biggest” concerts it has had.

Dusty Slay, known for his “dry, country comedy,” will be performing two shows at the Dairy Arts Center. By Isabella Fincher

The Phamaly Theatre Company, aiming to make more inclusive theatrical performances, brought stories of the Windy City to Denver. By Isabella Fincher

The self-described “pool rock” group Lunar Vacation left an unforgettable experience for their intimate audience. By Cameron Markuson

Grapetooth wowed audiences with their distinct synthesizer sound for their second to last show in their US/Canada tour. By Cameron Markuson

Having collectively performed for over 50 years, the two bands provided a night of something both new and old. By Kevin Wu

In an exclusive interview, the CUI hears from CU alum Judy Choi about her and her niece, Phoenix Brown’s, new debut poetry book on being Chinese Americans. By Isabella Fincher

IYVES, an R&B Boulder artist, drops a new single tonight which blends acoustic and electric sounds for a raw and powerful experience. By Isabella Fincher

The decades old group releived thiri glory days with fans as they both performed classics and current tracks. By Hunter Allen

The indie-rock group gave an electrifying and diverse performance of greatest hits and lesser-known tracks, all-together energizing an intimate audience. By Hunter Allen