Red Rocks has verified displays with Diplo and SIDEPIECE that May. In the past few weeks, Red Rocks was making headlines by announcing that their iconic Colorado venue will have the ability to sponsor 2,500 capability events this summer. Consequently, the site was making a slew of display statements such as ZHU’s ‘DREAMROCKS. ’ Now,
-> Continue reading Red Rocks Announces May Shows With Diplo And SIDEPIECE
The atmosphere at China’s Electric Jungle music festival is rife with over simply thick blankets of meandering cigarette smoke. The untethered Chinese digital festival goers beam together with the enthusiasm of a civilization not yet jaded by the “put-your-fucking-hands-up” of everything. China’s sprawling electronic music scene, while always unique (despite Western influences), follows the standard
-> Continue reading Welcome to the Jungle: the local event brand shaping China’s flourishing electronic music culture
From the new biopic of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, “On The Basis of Sex,” which opens Dec. 28, Ginsburg and her staff march up the white, marbled steps of the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals at downtown Denver’s Byron White Courthouse, where much of this movie ’s third action takes place. In “The
-> Continue reading Colorado made a great setting for big movies in 2018. Too bad not one was filmed here.
John Prine has scrawled almost an album’s worth of tunes into the American Songbook. His self-titled 1971 album was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame at 2015, set involving a John Coltrane album and Chuck Berry’s “Johnny B. Goode. ” Bob Dylan lists him one of his favorite songwriters of all time. Yet, 48
-> Continue reading Blue-collar buddha John Prine returns to Colorado with “The Tree of Forgiveness”
RJ Sangosti, The Denver Post The Star Wars and The Power of Costume display at The Denver Art Museum on Nov. 10, 2016. RJ Sangosti, The Denver Post A Tusken Raider costume is really on screen at the Star Wars and The Power of Costume display at The Denver Art Museum, Nov. 10, 2016. RJ
-> Continue reading From “Dior” to “Dear Evan Hansen,” Denver’s big-name shows building city’s cultural reputation