Music

You can’t outfox the Fox

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It was 1994, and Don Strasburg was walking (running, depending on who tells the story) around his Boulder home with a 101 Dalmatians bed...

Grandoozy these artists

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One of the great joys of going to a big music festival is finding new music. Denver’s Grandoozy festival is offering more than 50...

Don’t call it ‘brostep’

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Porter Robinson almost forgets to pick up his phone as he wakes up groggy from a nap after a long night of DJing...

‘That’s the juice’

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When Boulder County singer-songwriter Kate Farmer was hit with a diagnosis of multiple sclerosis, she thought it might be time to put her music-making...

The humble band with ambition

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When people ask how the six members of the vocal rock band Face met each other, they say Eharmony.com and it always gets a chuckle, says Mark Megibow, the vocal drummer of Face. After 14 years in-theworks, Face has come to be loved by their fellow Colorado natives ...

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 ...

Zoso’s Led Zeppelin tribute is, in some ways, better than the...

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Dissertations have been written about tribute bands, which present a very cool opportunity to use the word “simulacra...

Time for Three’s classical garage rock

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What do you get when you combine classical music training with a garage-band mentality...

Greyhounds, sex and rock ’n’ roll

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As The Yawpers played an unofficial South by Southwest set on a riverboat gliding aimlessly through the Colorado River in Austin, Texas, I couldn’t help but feel like Dante Hicks in Clerks. I’m not even supposed to be here today...

MahlerFest XXXII offers two orchestral concerts in expanded schedule

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Colorado MahlerFest is growing.  This year, the 32nd edition of the festival will feature more repertoire than ever, including two separate orchestra programs in Macky...

Contests part of RockyGrass tradition

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Through a bluegrass career spanning nearly four decades, Tim O’Brien has played on many stages and with numerous players, but RockyGrass holds a special place in his heart. Hell, he’s performed there 28 times, which is why organizers asked him to fill the final slot ...

Returning to CMF

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The Colorado Music Festival hosts the return of two guest conductors for the central portion of the six-week festival, July 11–23. For orchestral concerts July...