Resident College of Music faculty members played “Songs of Solitude and Hope,” inspired by the magic of nature and change. By Isabella Fincher
Tag: Music
Weekend of Wonder: Austin City Limits’ second weekend doesn’t disappoint
Austin City Limits had everything and more on showcase this year. Here are the highlights of Weekend 2. By Angela Smith
Fare Thee Well: 50 years of Joan Baez
Joan Baez sings to a sold out crowd at Denver’s Paramount Theater Wednesday night as part of her Fare Thee Well Tour. By Georgia Knoles
Gun safety measures emphasized at “Not One More” concert and rally
The “Not One More” concert and rally joined speakers and musicians to emphasize the need for gun safety legislation. By Dustin Martinez
Soccer Mommy performs intimate gig at Denver’s Globe Hall
Up-and-coming indie band Soccer Mommy played a vulnerable set at Globe Hall in Denver on Tuesday. By Zach Cohen.
Concert review: The Wombats prove that punk rock isn’t just a phase
The Wombats and Barns Courtney performed at Denver’s Ogden Theatre last week, giving new life to the punk rock scene. By Fiona Matson
Distortion Queen Courtney Barnett plays resonant set at the Ogden
Even if it means getting your car towed on your birthday, seeing singer and guitarist Courtney Barnett live is still worth it. By Shruti Kaul
A deep dive into Noname’s witty and tender “Room 25”
“Room 25” proves that if Chance the Rapper is the patron saint of Chicago, Noname is the beloved mayor the city deserves. By Shruti Kaul
Sending summer out the Boulder way
Boulder Creek Events hosted its final festival of the summer, featuring live music, local businesses and carnival rides. By Georgia Knoles
J. Cole’s meditation on addiction is far from an addicting listen
J. Cole once again gives himself center stage only to show off an annoying alter ego and a disjointed concept. By Joseph Mason