Lady Gaga was all flash at her sold-out Gothic Theatre show last weekend, and The Denver Post’s music blog, Reverb, was there.
Reverb’s seemingly ubiquitous presence throughout Colorado’s many rock clubs, theaters and arenas makes it the most comprehensive music site in the state.
And there’s something for nearly everyone.
In the past few weeks alone we’ve covered homegrown hip-hop (Flobots), mainstream pop-country (Rascal Flatts), German electro (Booka Shade), guitar virtuosity (Joe Bonamassa) and African a cappella (Ladysmith Black Mambazo). The list goes on: ’80s rock (Heart), roots-reggae (John Brown’s Body), local indie rock (d.biddle), national indie rock (Modest Mouse), freak-out psychedelia (Akron/Family), artful indie pop (Parenthetical Girls), throwback R&B (Raphael Saadiq), buzzy nu-folk (Blitzen Trapper), aging nu-metal (Slipknot) and a Michael Jackson cover band (Who’s Bad).
These reviews and photos and more at .
Check it out.
Ricardo Baca and John Wenzel, Reverb co-editors
