Entertainment

CU’s Takács Quartet will be performing two shows in the Grusin Music Hall this Sunday, Sept. 8, at 4 p.m. and Monday, Sept. 9, at 7:30 p.m. 

It was a full house at the Imig Music Building on Tuesday with patrons filling up the Grusin Music Hall to attend the first concert of fall 2019. By Min Ling Chuah

The indie band, fronted by Justin Vernon, found magic in blending old and new tracks through the raw, vulnerable musicality. By Lucy Haggard.

The band’s latest album echoes frontman Justin Vernon’s tendency towards connection, both within and with his community. By Kaylie Pykkonen

The duo explores the turmoil of love and heartbreak, adding jazz influences to their iconic sing-songy sound. By Benny Titelbaum

Chicago folk/indie-rock group Whitney brought new music to the Boulder audience, utilizing different instruments and exploring mature themes. By Zack Cohen

The critically acclaimed indie-rock band Whitney will be teaming up with retailers for a free show at the Boulder Theater Wednesday night. By Zack Cohen

Dusty Slay, the Alabama born comedian, headlined at the Dairy Arts Center, garnering laughs from the audience with his dry comedy. By Isabella Fincher

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