The Mile High city is home to tons of activities in the summer, ranging from hiking, to movies, to festivals! Check out this list things to do to start planning your spectacular summer. 1. Film on the Rocks Film on the Rocks started as a collaboration between the breathtaking Red Rocks venue, the Denver Film Society, and Denver Arts & Venues. The entertainment is spread throughout the summer, and features live music and movies, both popular classics and new releases. Tickets start at $16. For more information, visit the Red Rocks website. 2. Go kayaking at Confluence Park Located just minutes... Read More

You’ve probably driven or walked past it numerous times, admired the building, heard people raving about the delicious food and great shows they’ve seen there and maybe have even frequented the unique underground bar yourself — I’m talking about that mysterious, glamours and somewhat nostalgic looking building on 20th St, right in between Larimer St and Lawrence St, that houses Ophelia’s Electric Soapbox. That said, the building itself (known widely as the “Airedale Building”), has always been a quite popular place to visit when it comes to Denver’s hot spots, even before the opening... Read More

According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, the definition of Primus is “the presiding bishop of the Scottish Episcopal Church”. In the fictional Transformers universe, it is a living planet deity who fought the chaos-bringer Unicron. This past Tuesday evening the term applied to the power trio of accomplished musicians that laid down their unique blend of bass-heavy progressive funk/rock/metal they’ve been perfecting for the past 27 years. It was a crowd-pleasing night of many of the band’s “greatest hits” with only a couple brief lulls in energy when certain... Read More

Hi, my name is Andy and I’ve been an addict my entire life. I just can’t seem to stop. The last time I listened was this morning. This is my music blog. This is my story. What’s it all about? In a word, MUSIC…my first love and the thing that drives me forward every day in one way or another. Who am I? I’m a record collector, a mobile disc jockey for over two decades, a life-long drummer, and music aficionado in general. The first credit goes my Mom, Elizabeth, for getting me started collecting records. She handed down her 45s from Elvis Presley and The Big Bopper and the LP of... Read More