Replica City – A Better You review

Once again, the Mile High City has another solid post-punk album on the shelf. In June of 2026, Replica City, the three-piece rock outfit based out of Denver, released their second full-length album, A Better You. This emotionally charged, raucous affair leans in while tuning out, delivering another one-two punch from the DIY record label, […]

Deth Rali – The Fall of Neon Review

Denver goth outfit Deth Rali’s latest full-length album, The Fall of Neon, walks a fine line between scratching the itch for the genre and discomfort. Soaked in the darkwave synths and chorused-out guitar that became iconic in the ’80s, while clad in black lipstick and white face paint, Deth Rali checks all the gothic boxes. […]

Surf’s Up: Beach Boys’ Al Jardine Brings Brian Wilson’s Pet Sounds Band to NoCo

It’s virtually impossible to measure the seismic impact The Beach Boys had on popular music. Beginning with Surfin’ Safari, Brian Wilson, Al Jardine, Mike Love, Carl Wilson, Dennis Wilson and David Marks brilliantly captured what the culture in 1960s California was all about: surfing, cars and girls. Subsequent albums like Summer Days (And Summer Nights) […]

Kat Hasty Grew Up and Kept Going

The West Texas singer-songwriter brings her Red Dirt sound to Colorado and Wyoming this July. Kat Hasty is a West Texas singer-songwriter, a single mom, and one of the names Rolling Stone put on Red Dirt’s next wave. She’s earned every bit of it on her own terms. “Pretty Things” is the song that put […]

Kim Congdon: Comedy’s Unlikely Survivor

Like any scene in the entertainment business, comedy has changed significantly in recent years. In the not-so-distant past, a coveted spot on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson meant you’d hit the big time – an achievement accentuated if you were invited to sit on the host’s couch following a successful set. Today, this honor […]

How The Lincoln Is Stepping Into Cheyenne Frontier Days History 

For roughly 25 years, the afterparty had an address. When the Outlaw Saloon closed its doors, it left more than a vacancy in Cheyenne’s nightlife calendar. It left a ritual without a home.  Cheyenne Frontier Days is the kind of event that doesn’t need a subtitle. This event draws hundreds of thousands of visitors every […]