Top 30 – Jan. 30-Feb 5
1 Which Side Are You On – Ani Difranco
2 The Lion’s Roar – First Aid Kit
3 The Stars Are Indifferent…
Top 30 – Jan 23-30
1. The Lion’s Roar – First Aid Kit
2 “amanaemonesia” – Chairlift
3 The Stars Are Indifferent To Astronomy” – Nada Surf
4 Stage Whisper – Charlotte Gainsbourg
5 El Camino – The Black Keys
6 Let’s Go Eat The Factory – Guided By Voices
7 “Simple Song” – The Shins
8 Yes and Also Yes – Mike Doughty
9 Cyrk – Cate Le Bon
10 “Heartaches & Pain” – Charles Bradley
Do you believe in Magic? From OpenAir to American Idol
Magic Cyclops stopped by OpenAir to play a few songs and chat about his national prime-time television debut; the Aspen auditions episode of American Idol, which aired Jan. 25th. No doubt his audition was unlike any the judges had seen before! We believe in Magic.
SAUNA visits OpenAir
Voted Denver’s “Best Band Still in High School” by Westword, the adorable SAUNA stopped by the OpenAir performance studio to play a few songs and talk about opening up for […]
Etta James (1938-2012)
Tune in Jan. 20th, as we remember the life and legacy of the Matriarch of R&B, Etta James. We’re playing her most notable tracks all day, along with the regular OpenAir programming you love, beginning at 1 PM MST. Help us celebrate Etta James on our Facebook page and by listening in.
Four Benefits to Help 3 Kings Co-Owner
Denver’s music community has really come together for Jim Norris, co-owner of 3 Kings Tavern, in his hour of need. A fixture of the Denver music scene, Norris recently suffered from a poisonous spider bite. Local musicians are rallying to help Norris and you can help, too.Find out how.
Charlotte Gainsbourg – Stage Whisper
Charlotte Gainsbourg, daughter of French pop musician Serge Gainsbourg, is best known as an indie actress. However, her new album, Stage Whisper shows once again that she can hold her own musically.
What albums sold most in Denver in 2011?
Twist and Shout, one of Denver’s staple music scores – selling gifts, CDs, DVDs, books, vinyl and more – just released their best sellers list for 2011.
Jessica Jalbert – Brother Loyola
Edmonton’s music scene in Canada has been garnering more and more recognition as of late. One of its daughters, Jessica Jalbert, just released her debut album, Brother Loyola. Read on as we explore this day-dreamy album.
New Year’s Eve, OpenAir style
Still looking for a way to ring in 2012, kick 2011 to the curb, or celebrate a great year? We’re here to guide you through all the best musical offerings Colorado has this New Year’s Eve.
Safe Boating Is No Accident visits OpenAir
Despite its origins as a folk band, Denver’s Safe Boating Is No Accident has evolved into nothing short of an electrified rock trio. The guys reflected on the transition, their writing style, and the inspiration behind the band’s name when they stopped by the OpenAir Studio.
New Year’s Revolution – Friday 5PM
Join Mike Flanagan on the last hour of his show on Friday for a retrospective listen to some great New Year’s songs that commemorate the past when it was still the future! Don’t miss “New Year’s Revolution” Friday, December 30 at 5PM.
Lizzie Huffman visits OpenAir
At just 22 years old, songstress Lizzie Huffman absorbed a lot while calling Seattle home. Fortunately for Denver, she made the trek to the Mile High city this spring. Mid-day host Corey joined Lizzie for her OpenAir studio session which you can listen to here!
Lizzie Huffman visits OpenAir
At just 22 years old, songstress Lizzie Huffman absorbed a lot while calling Seattle home. Fortunately for Denver, she made the trek to the Mile High city this spring. Mid-day host Corey joined Lizzie for her OpenAir studio session which you can listen to here!
Pictureplane visits OpenAir
From his sound and his place of residence to touring through Russia, cassette tape love and why you don’t have to leave Denver to make an impact on music – nothing is off limits for Travis Egedy of Pictureplane.
Eldren visits OpenAir
One third of Denver-based nine-piece, Eldren stopped by the OpenAir Studio recently and though the group was much smaller than normal – the sound was bigger than we could have expected.
