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Get ready for Colorado’s rockin’ summer music festivals and shows
From big names to indie bands, great music will be on stage around Colorado this summer. There’s so much to choose from, Colorado Matters gets suggestions from a couple of people who pay a lot of attention to Colorado’s live music scene: Rolling Stone … Continue reading
Colorado rock and pop fans have plenty of choices this summer
Hip hop, rock and reggae fans in Colorado have a lot to look forward to over the next few months, according to Rolling Stone contributing editor Steve Knopper. As part of Colorado Matters’ summer music preview, Knopper points out a … Continue reading
Colorado’s Americana music festivals feature fiddles, clarinets, banjos and more
To define Americana music, you have to cast a wide net from blues to bluegrass and folk to funk. This year, a host of Colorado music festivals dive into this diverse genre. Brian Johnson, editor of Marquee Magazine, which covers … Continue reading
Get jazzed at Colorado music festivals this summer
Jazz festivals abound across Colorado. You’ll find them in big city parks and high-altitude mountain towns. Denver Post music columnist and KBCO morning host Bret Saunders says there’s a jazz fest to fit every style and every budget. He discusses … Continue reading
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