The historic Oriental Theater in Denver opened its doors on April 10 to patrons of rock group Shovelhead 66. The group describes itself on its website as “a high-energy and hard-rocking...

After a long wait, spring is in the air once again. No more barring yourself indoors to escape the wildfires or those classic Colorado blizzards; the flowers are in bloom and, of course, so is the...

After what feels like a never-ending semester, it is finally 4/20 and summer is just around the corner, so it’s time to celebrate and enjoy the holiday by cranking up some sunny tunes and letting...

The increase of women in the music industry is a problem that needs to be addressed. Now that women are on the cover of magazines, running venues, headlining shows and even writing the articles we...

There is something sacred and severe about the sea — the haunting depths of the oceans and the gargantuan crests of the waves. But something more treacherous still lies in the waters: the lull of...

It has now been a year since many local bands have been able to play a live show. While this time has allowed many bands to experiment with their music, there is a feeling of incompleteness due to...

In March of last year, the COVID-19 pandemic hit the entertainment industry like a tidal wave. In a matter of days, venues around the country had shut their doors, and for some of them, it was for...

For most creatives, picking up a new project can be a serious challenge with a long, arduous process from start to finish. But Carolina Chauffe, an independent artist from Lafayette, Louisiana, has...

Editor's Note: You can also read this article at kcsufm.com. Some musicians spend their whole careers waiting for the right time, place and people to give their song a second listen — for the break...

Feb. 14 is arguably one of the most controversial holidays, depending on whether or not you’ve landed yourself a lover this year. Whether you need a soundtrack to gaze deeply into someone’s eyes...

One element that sets classical music apart is its nature to keep the thoughts and imagination of its composer alive long after their life ends. It gives the performers, as well as the listener, a...

In 2019, on the Mountain Avenue Stage in Old Town, 13-year-old Julia Kirkwood wowed the audience with her original music, stunning voice and effortless self-accompaniment on the acoustic guitar and...