I think it started in Germany, who probably executed it way better than us, but drive-in concerts are hitting the US front in a big way and as far as we’re concerned, they need to be here to stay. Names like Brad Paisley, Garth Brooks, The Chainsmokers, Black Jacket Symphony, Keith Urban, Marc Rebillet, The Avett Brothers, Blake Shelton, and now after last night, Colorado’s own, Dirt Monkey and SoDown have all either rocked a socially distant Drive-In concert or are scheduled to in the upcoming weeks. So let’s take a look at this new trend and discuss why we need to keep it around, while also maybe contriving some ways we can all do better in ensuring the longevity of this innovative throwback that’s got cities and fans hearing live music again!
Read More“Everland” is a brand new, 145-acre retreat center, located at the skirt of Colorado’s Pike National Forest, only 50 minutes south of Denver. Inside this magical paradise, you can “stay, play, and connect” says Johnny Jenkins, CEO and over-all speer-head of the inspirational new space which encourages visitors to explore not only awe-inspiring art installations, but also Mother Nature, and perhaps most importantly, themselves. The park offers something for practically everybody, regardless of age, interest, or budget. Whether you’re looking to immerse yourself in a world of art, self-healing, yoga, and sound therapy, or just looking for some of Colorado’s optimal camping space to seclude yourself from today’s madness, you can find it here, or a customized cross between it all. All while remaining centered around permaculture and sustainable efforts/education opportunities.
Read MoreIt’s hard to believe that it’s only been two weeks since the murder of, George Floyd, and the rise of protests in cities all across the country. The last fourteen days have been exhausting, heartrending, and eye-opening for many to the aggressive and abusive militarism of many United States’ police officers. The “bad apples” are on display across all social platforms, responding to protests of excessive force with even more excessive force. This isn’t even surprising anymore, nor is the fact these are often peaceful and compliant citizens being assaulted, or worse.
Read MoreOne topic that caught my attention was in regards to a 20ft trailer which began popping up at organized marches and protests at the end of last week, toting enough sound equipment to turn any gathering into a proper good time, should they desire. So what’s the controversy? “White people need to stop turning these protests into a party!” or something like that. We decided to dig a little deeper and find out who is behind the very noticeable sound and stage.
Read MoreThe events which unfolded over Denver, CO, and dozens of other US cities over the last week have been nothing short of a catastrophe. We have, without question, witnessed one of the greatest tragedies of this generation’s time. A conflict of epic proportions between America’s police force and the very people they swore to protect. The following is a synopsis of the events taken place over the past 7 days in my home city, the Mile High City, in response to the death of Minneapolis’s, George Floyd.
Read MoreArtists and musicians have been in a fuzzy state of confusion, attempting to adjust after their entire world was flipped on its axis. After all, no one was prepared for the country-wide shutdowns that ensued from the spread of COVID-19. Shows and tours have either been postponed or completely canceled in order to protect public safety. This has forced everyone in the music industry to rethink their immediate strategies, as well as those for the future.
Read MoreThere’s no doubt the last month has been one of the most trying times of our generation, especially for artists, musicians, and entertainers out there. Most of the musical world has been flipped on its head, having all live performances canceled for the foreseeable future and leaving musicians feeling mostly uncertain about their future. So what does an artist or a band do in such troubling times? For the members of the trio, Telemetry, the answer is to continue making music.
Read MoreIf you’re from Denver or even lived here a short while, you are probably familiar with LoDo. The bustling district known as LoDo is where people go to party; a central hub for bars, music, and food. Right on the corner of 19th and Blake, a brand new concept is opening its doors to the public this Saturday, just in time for St. Patrick's Day festivities. LIVV Nightclub plans on being a destination space for all things entertainment.
Read MoreHave you ever seen a musician from one of your favorite popular bands – no matter the genre - play at a small venue or unique place? They may have been by themselves or with other musicians, but regardless, you probably felt the magic?
Read MoreNGHTMRE along with SVDDEN DEATH came roaring through the first bank center and left Denverites with the neck-aches they likely went into the show anticipating for the next morning. The heavy-hitting, in-your-face dubstep, and quasi-shy in person producer better known as Tyler Marenyi did not disappoint with an almost 2-hour set jam-packed with all the fan favorites and plenty we’d never heard before.
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