In a world where fast cars, Gucci belts and cough syrup fueled lyrics reigns supreme, just how does a guy from a little town in the Southwest rest in? To get Dylan Montayne — you may continue to keep this façade. It would take away from the genius of his music. Montayne can ride a
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If you had the opportunity to go to the ODESZA Red Rocks series on Saturday, June 15, then you probably heard the Swedish manufacturer Carl Garsb, also known as Kasbo. Kasbo opened the iconic series and if you missed it, then you’ve got another opportunity to experience artwork and the magical of his songs. Famous
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The Denver music scene is giving us a lot to be thankful for this week. This week in concerts includes seven fully loaded days of music. From Monday to Sunday there are over 100 concerts going on across the Mile High City. Whatever genre or type of musical mood you’re in, there is bound to
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It’s been nearly 14 years as The Rolling Stones gathered into the Mile High City, and todaytheyrsquo;ve officially announced their return. According to Rolling Stone, The group is making their return on May 26, 2019, in Sports Authority Field. Prior to today’s announcement, the group hung a cryptic banner along with other signage around Denver teasing
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It’s baffling as to Ophelia’s Electric Soapbox wasn’t a packaged mess. It may have been a weeknight, but DFA legends Nancy Whang and Gavin Rayna Russom performed a rare co-headlining DJ place on their The Ladies of LCD Soundsystem Tour. ” Denver was among only 16 blessed cities the two masterminds scheduled. For all those unfamiliar,
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Backstreet is back, and soon enough that they ’ll be on their way into the Mile High City. The worldwide pop superstars just announced their “DNA World Tour” through Twitter, and Denver made the trim. The iconic boy group is taking the stage at places around the globe — but most significantly Backstreet Boys are at
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This is an entry in a continuous show for 303 Magazine, which will provide a range of local record reviews. It is our intention to emphasize the abilities of local musicians, whether specialists to the business or newcomers. Like the bands, the record can be refreshing or something we just harbor ’t even had the
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Often categorized as ‘psych-rock,’ Denver’s déCollage is not a band whose songs can be categorized sonically, and also more artwork that must be experienced. As well as their latest music video is a perfect example of this. The psychedelic movie for “Womb of the Dawn” answers a question that you may not have realized you
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The South Africa-born, Australia-raised Troye Sivan created his way through Denver last night about the final leg of his nation-wide tour. Sivan, at just 23, has worked with the likes of Ariana Grande, Martin Garrix, Broods, Alessia Cara, Charli XCX and more. He also ’s also an actor — Sivan played with a youthful Wolverine at X-Men:
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Noah Cyrus has been in the news a lot lately. From her famous family, the departure of her pal and collaborator XXXTentacion, her break up with rapper Lil Xan, (seriously, this shit is mad ) to her promoting her tears in a jar for $12,000 after stated separation, Cyrus is gaining attention for irrelevant matters.
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