Three local crowd-pleasers Tennis Husband and wife duo Tennis (pictured), first met in a philosophy class here at CU Denver in 2008 but have since been making waves in the Colorado music scene after an eight-month sailing trip after graduation. Older tracks from the duo
Lil’ Wayne: The biggest Lil’ rapper in the business Man, for an artist named Lil’, he’s got a lot of talent. From Xan to Uzi Vert, Pump to Peep, Jon to Yachty, the prefix has a lot to it, especially for one of the greats
Lana Del Rey vs. Azealia Banks This year has been a pretty crazy one as far as celebrity beef goes. There was Cardi B performing her signature move, throwing her shoe at none other than Nicki Minaj. There was the intense and revealing diss track
Chainsmokers Earn Their Spot as Total Bros It’s been more than two years since The Chainsmokers’ disastrous interview with Billboard in which DJ Alex Pale said, “Even before success, pussy was number one… I wanted to hook up with hotter girls. I had to date
6ix9ine is an absolute clown In 30 or so years when naive teenagers adorn rose-tinted glasses and idolize the cultural icons of a former epoch (much like the current generations obsession with the mediocrities of the 80s, 90s, and so on), they will no doubt
Lettuce plays with Colorado Symphony On Saturday the 10th at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts, the jam-funk band Lettuce performed for their first time with the Colorado Symphony. It was an evening that left listeners wanting more from the collaboration than what was
Local band Dandu plays a set at Dazzle Describing themselves as ‘wonky groove music,’ Dylan Johnson, Ben Weirich, and Sean Dandurand brought a fusion of jazz, progressive rock, and hip-hop to Denver’s best jazz club, Dazzle. The trio performs under the name Dandu. It is
To fight a dragon I’ve been on a herring kick lately. It’s cheaper than tuna and as healthy as all hell. I’ve explored all my myriad options as I go. There’s the all important pickled herring, herring in tomato sauce, fried herring, smoked herring, herring
Sony Music Latin Thumbs Up “Reggaetón en lo Oscuro” is a throwback to a time where everyone fell in love with the sound of the iconic Puerto Rican duo Wisin y Yandel, and this hit proves that the group will always come through with more
Universal Thumbs Up Ariana Grande’s first number one single in the United States, “thank u, next,” grabs listeners and leads them into a celebration of love, loss, and growth. Grande’s new, smoother sound pairs effortlessly with her powerful message of reflection on past relationships. This