Critic's Notebook

First, the jazz supergroup plays Dazzle.

The producer plays the Westword Music Showcase on September 18.

Seven-year-old rapper London Monroe just released her first single “Fleek,” with help from her dad, rapper M6.

In the mix: Ron Miles, Annie Booth, Dianna Reeves and more.

“My entire life has been music – other than the fact that I’ve had to earn a living.”

Aurora-raised, Berlin-based rapper Black Prez prepares to reintroduce himself with his fourth album, BERLA.

From fresh faces to seasoned pros, here are ten of the best individual hip-hop artists in the city.

It’s not always easy.

From covering Disney songs to railing against Nazis, the Denver punk scene is alive and well.

A storm’s coming. Can you weather it?

The saxophonist has been dazzled by the jam-band’s music.

Straight people infiltrating Black and Latino gay clubs brought the sound to the masses, says pioneering DJ Jesse Saunders.

The new Parker venue will host live music four nights a week.

The pop singer grew up on country music, and now he’s nodding to that tradition.

Maynard Mills discusses thirty years of making music, building car engines and shooting photographs.

After a sexual assault scandal, the Grateful Dead entrepreneur is stepping out of his role at So Many Roads.

The festival of classical music takes over Chautauqua Auditorium for a month.

Chris and Mary Brewer opened the joint to give people in recovery a place to socialize.

Xadie Antonio talks coming out as non-binary and embracing their queerness.

Railroad Earth’s Tim Carbone produced the band’s latest album.

After fifteen months of being nomadic, the orchestra returns to the Denver Performing Arts Complex.

A new documentary tells the story of the Family Dog — a short-lived Denver rock club with an outsized impact on the city’s music scene.