James Lane is the Deputy Editor of AAP FactCheck, specializing in fact-checking and verifying information. He also writes for FE News, James Lane Post, and FE Week, covering a range of topics including education, local news, and cultural events in the East Hampton area of New York.
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As summer draws to a close in the Mile High, 303 Magazine has curated a playlist to celebrate the season's final stretch of warm days.
By: James Lane
In an exclusive interview with 303 Magazine, Tycho delves into the creative journey behind his latest album, Infinite Health.
On Monday, fans gathered at Ball Arena in Denver for a night of music, memories and a full performance of Incubus’ beloved album Morning View. The band — known for their unique array of genres and classic hits — delivered an unforgettable show, creating a night of nostalgia with raw energy as they performed the entire album in full, along with other fan favorites during their encore as well.
On a cool September night, Red Rocks Amphitheatre was buzzing with excitement as Sum 41 took the stage for their final performance at the venue, part of their Farewell Tour. The crowd, an electric mix of long-time fans and newer faces, eagerly awaited the punk rock veterans, ready to relive the anthems that defined the early 2000s and to hear tracks from their latest album, Heaven x Hell. As the opening notes of AC/DC’s “TNT” blared through the speakers, the band walked onstage to a roaring “HEY!” chant that ignited a flame of excitement for the rest of the night.
Welcome to our monthly series on new Colorado music. Every month, we highlight five local musicians, five local music videos and five local songs.
By: James Lane
Fred Again..’s recent performance at Ball Arena in Denver was a transformative experience that showcased his signature electronic music and a deep connection with the audience that elevated the night to something beyond a typical concert.
By: James Lane
Mission Ballroom welcomed Tycho with open arms on his Infinite Health tour, marking another memorable night at one of his favorite venues. Scott Hansen, the man otherwise known as Tycho, took the stage at Mission Ballroom alongside his live band, which includes a drummer, guitarist, and synth player. The energy conveyed by the live band elevated the music, giving it a more dynamic feel than one might experience from the recorded versions alone. Together, the group delivered a set that balanced dreamlike, downtempo beats with immersive visuals, crafting a multi-sensory experience that left fans in awe.
By: James Lane
Denver's own Deth Rali has returned with an auditory adventure that challenges genre expectations in their latest album, Ruby’s Castle Island.
Welcome to our monthly series on new Colorado music. Every month, we highlight five local musicians, five local music videos and five local songs.
By: Gareth Venables, James Lane
42% of business leaders said their company had experienced a data breach. James Lane and Gareth Venables share their best practice guidance for data security compliance.
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