Contemporary hits with a 20s twist Postmodern Jukebox (PMJ) is a musical group consisting of strings, brass, woodwinds, and vocals. In 2014, Scott Bradlee created the group of multiple musicians with a focus on taking contemporary songs from artists such as Carly Rae Jepsen and Lady Gaga and reimagining them in a past era sound like the 20s. The group also utilizes
New and old tracks collide On Oct. 1, 2019, The Jonas Brothers performed their “Happiness Begins” gig at the Pepsi Center after years of being inactive as a group after the trio disbanded. The group split in 2013 with Nick Jonas, the youngest of the
Two rituals in two days The feeling in the air right before an entertainer is due to perform is electric. Ghost knows how to turn that anticipation up to 11 and deliver night after night. The Ultimate Tour Named Death made two stops in Colorado
The importance of concert photography Humans are a visual species and the need for visual stimulation has bloomed with the advancement of technology. One aspect of the visual playground that is often taken for granted is the art of concert photography. A person in attendance
Greta Van Fleet’s Red Rocks debut Opening with 70s style apparel, a falsetto that would make the members of Led Zeppelin proud, and a stage presence that kept the audience’s attention glued to the stage, one would be surprised that it was Greta Van Fleet’s
CU Denver trio plays historic locale One of the CU Denver College of Arts and Media’s most celebrated groups, Sister Neapolitan, recently opened for CU Alumni group Avenhart at their single release show. Swallow Hill hosted the event, in the romantic and time-heralded Daniel’s Hall. For
Lady Gang at the Roxy on Broadway Talent can be found everywhere, if one only takes the time to look. One such talent, Lady Gang, could be heard at the Roxy on South Broadway on Sept. 6. The Roxy on Broadway, a bar/ lounge combination,
A Taste of Colorado 2019 Labor Day weekend brought along with it the 36th annual a Taste of Colorado: a free music, arts, and food festival found in the Lower Downtown area. Despite its long tenure as an acclaimed mile-high festival, however, this year’s edition
CU Denver Ensemble Fest fills campus In its second semester of production, the College of Arts and Media Ensemble Festival took place on April 30. Migrating between St. Cajetan’s and a meager dance studio in the King Center, the festival displayed the Music and Entertainment
CU Denver Live! presents Battle of the Bands CU Denver Live! recently hosted its annual Battle of the Bands, an annual free student event located at some local eatery, this year at the Appaloosa Grill. The prize was an enticing spot in the upcoming 2019