music
New creative expression workshop aims to combat artists’ addiction, isolation and death in Colorado
Colorado Artists in Recovery originally formed to help people in recovery from drug addiction but it has evolved to also support people with other mental health issues
One of Colorado’s most influential writers saved the state’s music history one cardboard box at a time
G. Brown's 2-year-old online trove, the Colorado Music Experience, couples with an ambitious book series to capture pop music roots here and beyond
Grizzly Rose temporarily closes after video shows recently packed dance floor
Tri-County Health Department Environmental Health Director Brian Hlavacek said The Grizzly Rose in Adams County was questioned for allegedly violating county restrictions intended to limit the spread of COVID-19
Original Thinkers plans “an ingenious heist of people’s brains”
Telluride’s upcoming virtual intelligentsia festival adjusts to America’s collective “WTF?”
A Colorado songwriter fights through coronavirus isolation with a new video
Hallie Spoor, who wrote “City Angels” upon her arrival in New York, returned to Colorado to regain her bearings as performers struggle to find an audience
Coronavirus has brought out the songwriter in me, and underscored the value of music
Colorado authors, thinkers and readers share their thoughts on living through historic times as the state fights the progress of coronavirus
What does music really do to us? Original Thinkers festival taps The Boss, scientists and revolutionaries for the answer
Egyptian protest musician Remy Essam, journalist Sarfraz Manzoor and researcher Bernadette Gonzalez experience music as savior, healer and peaceful weapon.
Neil Young and Crazy Horse spent 11 magical days in Telluride — and the album they made there is coming out soon
There was plenty of mystery surrounding the sessions under a full moon, so Telluride locals are eagerly awaiting the Colorado album’s release
For the small band of silent film musicians in Colorado, each accompaniment is unique
When there's no score, every movie becomes an ephemeral experience for artists and their audience
Guitarist Jeffrey Marshall shreds with no arms. But he’s not here to inspire you.
Jeffrey Marshall's career — from sharing stages with rock stars to a voluntary stint as the “Penguin Man” in a New Jersey freak show — has been on his own terms
Out in the fiddle of nowhere, old-time music is sprouting forth
A pictorial essay, with audio and video.
A Gap commercial sparked partner dancing’s revival. Now blues dancers in Colorado are trying to reclaim a style lost in the frenzy.
Colorado’s blues dancing community is among the largest in the U.S.
