At it’s best, music provides a conversation among cultures; an influence from one gets echoed in the other as a response, and a dialog is created. This fall Swallow Hill Music will present concerts both in-house at our Yale Avenue location and at the Oriental...
“They are an undiscovered gem. They are seven J’s that lead to an H. They are energy with music at its powerful core,” a reviewer enthused of The Hunts live performance for No Depression. Those “seven J’s” stand for each member of this...
When Angelique Kidjo plays Denver Botanic Gardens on Thursday, August 9, she will recast the Talking Heads classic album Remain In Light through an Afrobeat lens. Angelique’s version of the album is now available on NPR’s First Listen ahead of its official...
“So many great adventures, and we’re not done yet,” Dick says with a glint in his eye. “You betcha,” Harry replies. The Dick and Harry in question are former Colorado Governor Richard Lamm, and Harry is Denver folk music legend Harry...
Sometimes a musician is so smooth, so casually confident in their mastery of their instrument you can’t help but think “I could do that.” Of course you know the joke’s on you even as the thought forms, so you content yourself to sit back and...
“God help the troubadour who tries to be a star,” Phil Ochs once sang. It’s a lament known to many a songwriter who’s strained to capture a bit of showbiz stardust only to find their hands and pockets empty by the end of the tour. Robbie Fulks...
