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Fort Knox Five lands at ACT

Durango remains a second home for Steve Raskin of Fort Knox Five. That second home comes after performing a number of shows locally over the last 20 years, and making friends and hanging wit...

Durango Contra Dance: No need to be a wallflower

Dancing is exercise. You put yourself on a dance floor and surrender your body to the sounds of the band or the D.J. providing the audio motivation for your movement, and unless you’re mimic...

Dana Ariel plays iAM MUSIC

Making it in the music business means surrounding yourself with a good team and a pocketful of good songs. Both surround Dana Ariel. The local musician, a former festival kid reared on fest...

Cold Storage features three bands

Durango’s always had a solid DIY and independent music scene. To my knowledge and time here, that scene goes back to the mid 1990s, when bands like Smut Vendor, Super Bee and The Thirteens ...

Guitar Night is for audience ... and players

Alexandra Whittingham and Sönke Meinen can thank their dear old dads for turning them onto playing guitar. If there’s an instrument laying around the house most kids will naturally pick it ...

An ‘extremely fruitful’ partnership

It’s partnership on making music. But like many, before making music they were fans of music. Both Curtiss O’Rorke Stedman and Jordan Baron had their own individual upbringings loaded with s...

Thirty years of Solas

It’s been seven years since Celtic band Solas has played together. That hiatus came on the heels of nonstop music for the Celtic band, as since forming in New York City, the band has either ...

Party Mountain String Band: It’s all for the love of the music

A solid bluegrass musician should be well versed in the bluegrass catalog. That catalog being the list of decades old tunes all bluegrass musicians will dig into, whether those musicians are...

Mixed in Mancos album release party to be held this weekend

Erik Nordstrom wants to bring the Four Corners music scene to the world. Fans of local bands likely know Nordstrom from rock bands Lawn Chair Kings and Farmington Hill, bands he’s been part ...

Having fun with Yes, No, Maybe.

Our local schools are fertile grounds for making music. If you think back to your middle or high school days, you likely knew a handful of students who always had an instrument in hand; mayb...

The Motet returns to Durango

Sarah Clarke has always been singing. That hobby of singing since she was a kid turned into a profession, something that helped her hit the ground running when she joined Colorado-based funk...

Safety Meeting opens for Kyle Hollingsworth

They’re a harmony heavy band. While there are loads of Durango-based bands that are thick with vocal harmonies, which includes bluegrass bands to the barbershoppers, for Safety Meeting, a lo...