Do you remember rock and roll radio? The harmonies, the hooks, the choruses? Johnny Payne does. Or more specifically, he remembers that beautifully fucked up arc of let’s say ’70
Alejandro Escovedo is a man who needs no introduction, yet strangely, he does. For more than four decades the multi-faceted singer-songwriter has been notching up the kind of credibility of
After founder Kevin Lyman declared the “final, full cross-country run of the Vans Warped Tour” last year, the storied festival returns in a much more limited fashion for 2019. The
Collectively, they’ve been rocking audiences for over 50 years and June 20th at Fiddlers Green near Denver, CO was no exception. Goo Goo Dolls, who were then followed by co-headliner
A masterpiece of cinematic poetry.
More than just a record label, Color Red is; a music scene, a curated artist group, a media outlet, a studio, a genre-fluid music platform, a global launch pad of
In 2016, after an eight-month period of silence to recover from vocal nodules, award-winning songwriter Heather Mae made a vow: if she was ever able to sing again, she would
Philip Bailey, the legendary falsetto voice of Earth, Wind & Fire certainly calls on some famous friends for his twelfth solo outing, Love Will Find A Way, but most of
Mastodon along with Coheed & Cambria brought their heavy and prog-leaning metal to Denver’s Fillmore. Photos by Todd Radunsky
Marcus Rezak is a genre-defying, prolific guitarist who is equally comfortable in the progressive rock, modern jazz, and the jamband scenes. His “Shred is Dead” project rotates an impressive lineup
