Entertainment

Lessons in leaving

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For more than a decade, we’ve been able to make little stops by this small, fictional town of Holt, out on the eastern plains of Colorado. We were first delivered there in Plainsong, the 1999 novel about two aging brothers, cattle ranchers who take in a pregnant, ...

The philosophy of Victor Wooten

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“I approach music like a kid playing air guitar: There is no...

For King & Country are on an upward trajectory

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A quick look at the tour itinerary of For King & Country is a good indication of how quickly this sibling duo of Luke...

The secret’s out

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Lyons is a great little town that they’re trying to keep a secret, but I don’t know. I think the secret’s out by now,”...

40 years of music

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 Oswald Lehnert is making plans...

Home viewing: Existential cinema

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Comfort watching comes in all shapes in sizes. Sometimes it’s a chubby little cubby all stuffed with fluff. Other times it’s Gene Kelly dancing...

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...

After tragedy, Alice in Chains celebrates a new chapter

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Seattle rockers Alice in Chains looked like a wrap after the 2002 death of lead singer Layne Staley, ending a storied career that included hit singles, multimillion-selling albums and a Grammy Award...

The ghosts of Sakura Square

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Denver’s Sakura Square is haunted. But it’s not the usual apparitions stalking the city’s historic Japanese American neighborhood in ZOTTO, the new immersive production...

REVIEW: A Perfect Circle at Red Rocks

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How does a band that hasn’t released music since 2004’s eMOTIVe, and has played few shows since, sell out the 9,450-capacity Red Rocks Amphitheatre? The simplest answer may be that the band features Maynard James Keenan, the lead singer of the rock band Tool. The ...

The greatest of all human blessings

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BETC’s ‘14 Funerals’ wraps philosophy in comedy