There’s power in numbers and this month, a group of Indigenous artists is passing on that potential to new Native musicians looking to learn the craft.
KSUT is bringing the Awakening the Warrior Within program to Ignacio with the help of a $46,000 grant the radio station received from the Colorado Health Foundation. The...
It’s time to get funky, folks, and who else to help us get down than The Motet.
The soul and funk band is bringing their Speed of Light Tour to Durango Aug. 17 for KSUT Public Radio’s 16th annual Party in the Park – Buckley Park, to be exact. This seven-man band hails from Denver and, well guys, these righteous dudes...
If one franchise could safely secure the title of most unexpected longevity in film history, it would most likely be the “Fast & Furious” series. The original film, titled exactly that in 2001, was a moderate success. It did well with audiences, but to critics it was essentially a “Point Break” (1991) remake if you...
Quentin Tarantino’s new film, “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,” is pretty much what one would expect from Tarantino rewriting 1960s history for his own art, much like he did with WW2 in “Inglourious Basterds” (2009) or the Civil War in “Django Unchained” (2012). If you’ve ever wondered what it would be like if real life, and...
Telluride has since 1977 been putting on one helluva jazz party, earning national and international applause for its top-of-the-line classic, mainstream, blues, African, Cajun, and Latin jazz music lineup. It’s a festival that honors the country’s long history of jazz, which is rooted in blues and ragtime.
The jazz...
The biggest counter-culture movement in modern history arguably occurred in the 1960s, both as a society and in pop culture. As most who lived during that decade or have extensively researched it can attest to, though, it was also a period that ended on a sour note, thanks to the violence and addiction issues that ran rampant...
It’s the time of year when summer will start slowing down and, unfortunately, that means live music will be slowing down, too. The good news is that there are still plenty of road-trip worthy shows coming to the Colorado and New Mexico region.
In Albuquerque, we’ve got performances by Sugarland at Sandia Amphitheater...
“Don’t you want somebody to love? Don’t you need somebody to love? Wouldn’t you love somebody to love? You better find somebody to love.”
Amidst an alluring dance, Molly Sides, the lead singer for Thunderpussy, belts out a cover of Jefferson Airplane’s first hit, “Somebody to Love,” to the crowd at Telluride RIDE...
Last summer marked the debut of filmmaker Ari Aster with his critical hit “Hereditary.” Following the film’s debut, movie fanatics and insiders were almost instantly predicting that Aster would be the next big thing in the horror genre. But while critics and fans may be pinning Aster as the new horror god, the director...
Danny Boyle’s “Yesterday” is the second film this summer season to feature a classic rock soundtrack, and it hits theaters one month after “Rocketman,” and a month before “Blinded by the Light.” As someone who’s considered the Beatles her favorite band since high school, it’s been really hard for me to buy into Hollywood...
It’s no secret that Telluride is a Southwest hub for all things art, film, and music, so it shouldn’t surprise you that yet another larger-than-life festival will be gracing its stages this month.
From July 12-14, music lovers will flock to the mountain town for The RIDE Festival, an event that’s been entirely dedicated...
It’s finally summer and we’re hot for music. It’s time to take a look at all the upcoming height-of-the-heat shows that are coming to the Colorado and New Mexico areas.
As y’all know, concerts are a great excuse to leave the comfort of your home and road trip a few hours down the highway. On top of that, summer is the...
