Music

Don’t call them rappers

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With its first major label release, 2008’s Remind Me in 3 Days, The Knux immediately got touted as one of the most innovative and different-sounding new acts in hip-hop...

All in the balance

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Ani DiFranco is a social activist, feminist, independent music pioneer and a consistently challenging folk-pop singer, songwriter and performer...

Tunes

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Augustus CD Release Party 10 p.m. Friday, Nov. 14, Bohemian Biergarten, 2017 13th St., Boulder, 720- 328-8328. In a local music scene neck-deep with string bands, Boulder folk-soul trio Augustus has been winning fans over with foot-tappin’ tales passionately ...

The Laughing Bones give cool performance at Beaver Creek’s Crystal Grotto

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More Beaver Creek content: Resort good for beginners, too; Beaver Creek's varied terrain, open runs set resort apart...

Wu-Tang style

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After almost a year of bumping “Protect Ya Neck,” “Tearz...

Grass, no jam

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Dobroist Justin Konrad describes standing onstage at the 2019 Telluride Bluegrass Festival for the first time as a “surreal experience.” Boulder’s Bowregard had entered...

The way Charlie Parr is built

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"The shortened version of the extremely long story,” Charlie Parr begins when I ask about the journey he took to make his new record,...

Dance

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Firefall at the Louisville Downtown Street Faire...

Boulder band The Wood Brothers tap into the ‘The Muse’ on...

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Among its many discrete charms, The Wood Brothers’ new CD The Muse features a crafty little number, buried well down the program, which gracefully frames the Boulder-native siblings’ quizzically symbiotic approach to songwriting. Titled “Keep Me Around,” a poignant ...

Gallery: Phish brings harmony to 1stBank Center

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Check out images from Phish's performance at the 1stBank Center on Sunday, October 10, 2010.

Boulder Bach Festival: New take on a classical composer

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Zachary Carrettin is not a strictly-by-the-book kind of guy. The new director of Boulder Bach Festival prefers to sample it all...

Beth Orton is back at it

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Beth Orton’s voice is the milky cloud of cream in your coffee gently dispersing like last light before the twilight. Her trilling coo is sweet and tender but also urgent and foreboding. Almost two decades ago, the U.K. songstress was the girl-of the-moment first ...