It’s ’s the final Now Playing Playlist of February and we requested local celebrity, Jesse Santana — also called, ReSrface, to curate this week’s blend. The Denver rapper was pleased to oblige and provide insight into his recent release. His most recent track, “Give Me 100” went streaming Saturday and features Illinoisan-born rapper, Futuristic. “Give
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The live events industry, among the hardest to be struck by the coronavirus, is hanging on by a thread. As among the primary businesses shut down — with millions of jobs lost because of restrictions on large scale parties and no national aid in sight — amusement destinations all over the nation, are taking it
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As a community, musicians, musicians and people employed within the music industry in Denver are experiencing a collective struggle right now. Those people who rely on shows and concerts, whether as our primary source of income or our act of entertainment, are reevaluating the way we connect in the ways which are most valuable for
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This can be an entry in a continuous chain for 303 Magazine, that will offer a range of album reviews. It’s our goal to highlight the abilities of musicians, whether specialists to novices or the industry. Like the bands, the album can be refreshing or something we just haven’t even possess the ability to remove
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2019 brought plenty of fresh faces to the various Denver stages, and with a new venue in tow, we were blessed with some seasoned acts that surpassed the tests of time as well. With iconic names like Elton John, Garth Brooks, Diana Ross, Bob Dylan and The Rolling Stones making appearances in The Mile High
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Another independent venue bites the dust. Today, Live Nation announced that it will take over the booking and promotion of Ophelia’s Electric Soapbox. The 400-capacity former brothel has been cited as an outstanding Denver venue by U.S. News & World Report and has received accolades across Denver publications for its food and entertainment value. Ophelia’s
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It’s difficult to think that we are in the past week of August. Time appears to be flying this season and now also there ’s no slowing down, particularly in the context of the Denver music scene. As always, you can expect a week because there are 70 Denver concerts listed below for your benefit.
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If you thought July was a busy month for Denver concerts, simply wait until you find each one the shows happening in August. There are more than 500 events happening within the span of the next 31 days all over the Mile High City. With that many events happening in one month, this can be
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Since concertgoers pulled to the Pepsi Center parking on Saturday night, the rain had been coming down hard. Regardless of the wetness, many were in no hurry to get indoors, leisurely strolling under umbrellas chatting with their significant others or giggling in groups of women out for a women ’ night. The upbeat attitude audience
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Hearing the name “Ariana Grande” automatically brings to mind pictures of high ponytails, sharp cat-eye eyeliner and oversize sweatshirts on top of thigh-high platform heels. Each these elements have been in no shortage among the crowds flowing to the Pepsi Center to see the icon herself take the stage through her “Sweetener Tour. ” Before
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