Critic's Notebook

Denver native and international drag superstar Yvie Oddly talks hip-hop, recording music videos in a pandemic, and being a sick bitch.

The Denver pop singer-songwriter plans to write 500 songs in 2021.

Saxophonist Keith Oxman, Drummer Paul Romaine, cornetist Ron Miles, pianist Andy Weyl and bassist Mark Simon are the Jazz WORMS.

The indie-pop singer just dropped her latest song, “Maniac.”

DJ and producer Equalizor talks about his new Basscvlt release and making house music for the people.

Colorado Conservatory for Jazz Arts finds new home at MSU Denver’s Kalamath Building

DJs say they weren’t paid by Rage Cage.

The virtual performance includes the first polyphonic work published in the Americas and a piece by polymath saint Hildegard of Bingen.

It’s a first for the University of Colorado Boulder faculty member and Takács Quartet violist.

The duo of Sweet Radish aren’t just about creating heartfelt folk and bluegrass music; they live an off-off-grid sustainable farm life.

The five-choir virtual event Sing Out for SafeHouse raises money for domestic-violence prevention.

Party Guru Productions is throwing a two-night EDM event with Claude VonStroke, Worthy, Mikey Lion and more.

With COVID-19 making productions in Central City untenable, the Central City Opera has decided to take its summer offerings outdoors.

The cowpunk band’s latest offering is a collection of classics.

With Josephine and The Promise of Living, the Denver-based company has diversified its programming.

The Boulder duo just dropped “Last Breath” with clown from Slipknot.

This will be the company’s second mid-pandemic, full-length opera.

Denver bass music producer DMVU talks to Westword about doing whatever the hell he wants to.

The seven-member collective has a massive vision for the future of electronic music.

Rapper Kalyn Heffernan just dropped the music video for her band’s latest release, “YESS I’m a MESS.”

Behind the scenes of Unwrapt’s Ramond video at the Rossonian Hotel.

With new offices, a $250,000 grant and an FM channel for its hip-hop station the Drop, Denver’s jazz mainstay KUVO keeps growing.