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Photo(s) by Gabriel David Barkin Todd Rundgren’s career has now reached its seventh decade. Although he’s known primar....
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The music of the Grateful Dead, Widespread Panic and Jerry Garcia Band comes together at Boulder’s Fox Theatre on Thursday, November 19, 2026, when Dead Panic makes its first appearance at the venue alongside Denver’s Breadbox. Doors open at 7 p.m., with Dead Panic taking the stage at 8 p.m. and Breadbox following at 9:30… Continue reading Dead Panic Makes Its Fox Theatre Debut with Breadbox on November 19
Alaska-based singer-songwriter Josh Fortenbery’s songs offer honest, self-deprecating observations about the world around him. His magnifying glass often centers on relatable anxieties—tied together, it’s what he calls both neurotic folk and existential country. He’s releasing a surprise EP, Oh Rejoice—a follow-up, of sorts, to last year’s Tidy Memorial. Where the album mourned a variety of… Continue reading Josh Fortenbery Releases Surprise EP Oh Rejoice, Finding Optimism Beneath the Cynicism
Chicago-raised and Los Angeles-based composer, producer, saxophonist and synthesist Josh Johnson (SML, Jeff Parker ETA IVtet, Flea and The Honora Band) releases the new solo album Animative on physical formats and digital download, with streaming release to follow on November 10. He also shares the album’s third streaming single, “Jazz Chord Possession.” Listen to “Jazz… Continue reading Josh Johnson Releases Animative, Shares “Jazz Chord Possession”
Singer-songwriter Colby T. Helms releases his latest album, One for the Losers, a deeply personal collection that shines a light on the underrepresented people of Appalachia and the realities of a region often defined by circumstances beyond its residents’ control. Alongside the album, Helms shares the official music video for focus track “Welcome to the… Continue reading Colby T. Helms Releases One for the Losers, Shares “Welcome to the Freak Show” Video
Colorado’s wildlife deserves protection, and the people who share this state deserve a meaningful voice in its future. Grateful Web strongly opposes Amendment 83 and supports the efforts of Animal Wellness Action, the Center for a Humane Economy and the Vote No on 83 campaign to defend humane wildlife protections. Marketed as a constitutional right… Continue reading Protect Colorado’s Wildlife: Grateful Web Urges a No Vote on Amendment 83
Somewhere between a Grateful Dead tape trade and a Berklee practice room lives Love Mischief, the Sacramento jam band that treats a setlist like a suggestion and a wrong turn like a destination. This fall, the quintet points its van toward the Pacific Northwest for a run of Washington and Oregon shows, with a new… Continue reading Love Mischief Takes Its Sacramento Jam-Rock Spirit to the Pacific Northwest as New Music Nears
What if the things we love about each other are the things we’re so busy trying to hide? That’s the idea behind “Perfectly Yours,” Andy Frasco’s upcoming collaboration with Kanika Moore. He sees his imperfections, she sees something worth celebrating, and somewhere in that exchange, they found a song. As Andy puts it, “Maybe I’m not perfect, but I’m perfect for somebody.” Sometimes, that’s the whole damn thing.
Americana duo Wooten Hill (Kim Hill and Paulette Wooten) releases their first full-length album, How Did We Get Here, via Parker & Yon Records. The 12-song collection was recorded in Nashville and co-produced by Wooten Hill and Grammy winner Charles Yingling, who also engineered the project. It is available now on all digital platforms. To… Continue reading Wooten Hill Releases Debut Album How Did We Get Here
Independent artist Arya Nox has released “Game Set Match,” a new electro-funk single that brings a tennis-inspired victory lap to the dance floor. Released October 23, the track is available now on streaming platforms. Nox describes the song as electro-funk for the festival bass crowd, pointing to the bounce of Big Gigantic and GRiZ as… Continue reading Arya Nox Releases Electro-Funk Single “Game Set Match”
Fog Lake—the project of Montreal-based, Newfoundland-raised musician Aaron Powell—presents the new singles, “Gamut” and “Styrofoam,” from his forthcoming album, Hollowbody, out November 13th. Hollowbody represents a step up in Powell’s songwriting acumen, with its ten songs weaving travelogue-style lyricism, diaristic accounts of people and characters and a handle on pop songwriting that feels both new… Continue reading Fog Lake Shares “Gamut” and “Styrofoam” from Hollowbody
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