Weaving through Denver Music, Art, Culture, and Life
With a strong, confident sound that whirls around sinister indie and slips in and out of jangling dreampop Austin’s Why Bonnie are breaking out on the scene.
Don’t miss Stoner’s release party, Thursday, January 23, at the Mercury Cafe Denver is still the diamond city of the…
Kurt and J both showed off their scintillatingly slacking chops, showcasing wicked guitar mastery and music writing no-one else comes close to, behind stage personalities that are more than happy to give way to them.
Frank Turner is a storyteller. And a musician. And a hell of an entertainer. Just his voice, a guitar or two, a chair, and his heart were all it took to immediately douse The Boulder Theater in a passionate world.
Shoegaze godchildren, Ride burst noisily and beautifully onto Boulder Theater stage last Friday and left behind a well-sated audience to smile in the memories of a different type of Brit pop from the early ’90s.
Snakes kicked off the US leg of their hot tour supporting last year’s Jericho Sirens (their first album in 14 years)
Black Flag wasn’t the only group of punks that brought raw, untapped, destructive energy to the quaint(ish) Highlands venue. A pumped-up crowd came out in full arm-and-leg-flailing-force, ready to destroy with even more of that fury they’d heard of in Punk Rock bedtime stories.
DenverThread picks the best bets to wrap up your #UMS2019 experience, and to make it even more unforgettable than it’s already been.
