Music

Off on a light note

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William Boughton does not believe the concert hall should be a cathedral of high art...

Rev(AMP)’ed

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Sometimes it just doesn’t work out. Relationships are funny like that. Things can always go south, even when it’s been going well for years. In the case of Oakland-based hip-hop duo Zion I, emcee Zumbi and producer Amp Live have been through the gamut. There’s an ...

Rare pleasures

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It’s not often you can hear a piece by Beethoven that almost no one else has ever heard...

Found Sounds: Top 10 of 2023

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Every year is a good year for music — and 2023 was no different. So we’re bringing you a twist on our regular monthly...

Along for the ride

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Mike Rosenberg is in a New York coffee shop when we get connected to chat. Maybe it’s the British accent, but he’s terribly charming. “Whot...

Transformative festival Arises

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Music festivals have become far more than a gathering of bands and have morphed into a sub-cultural phenomenon that emphasize collaboration, ritual and enlightenment and strive to leave attendees transformed...

Growin’ ‘Grass

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50 years later, RockyGrass in Lyons has become one of America’s great bluegrass festivals

Homeward bound

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She may have left Colorado in the late ’90s, but Seattle-based musician Sera Cahoone returns often to her hometown of Littleton. In fact, the...

The final stage

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He was a whirlwind on stage. A larger-than-life mandolin dervish enticing huge audiences to join him on a wild ride, and a songwriter who...

Iron & Wine: A closet jam band?

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When Iron & Wine took the stage at the Boulder Theater this weekend, the crowd, which looked like mostly couples in their late-20s, probably expected vocalist Samuel Beam and the band of more than 10 players to romance and enchant them into bliss.Instead, Beam’s ...

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Magic in the acoustic guitar

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We don’t know, and wouldn’t ask, if Andy McKee was a church-going kind of guy. But preparing for our interview, we came across a...