Justin Criado is a journalist and writer based in Colorado, with a focus on the local music scene. He has contributed to publications such as Telluride Daily Planet, Durango Herald, Boulder Weekly, and Denver Westword. Justin's articles cover a range of topics including music events, band profiles, album reviews, and interviews with local musicians.
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Denver, United States (Local)
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By: Justin Criado
The collective is also opening for Nappy Roots at Ophelia's Electric Soapbox on Friday, November 1.
What's in store this spooky season.
By: Justin Criado, Hayden Shiebler
The singer-songwriter with a golden voice plays Globe Hall on Saturday, November 16.
By: Justin Criado
The legendary thrash band plays Ogden Theatre on Monday, November 11.
The latest project from the founder of Pink Sofa Hour is set to open in Broomfield next month.
Ian Ehrhart might be possessed. By what is up for debate, but he certainly acts like it every time he hits the stage with his band, Jesus Christ Taxi Driver. And at this point, the 27-year-old guitarist and frontman embraces the unknown entity that makes him do things no sane person would attempt.
By: Justin Criado
Farmer's Wife burst onto the Austin music scene with the hit single "Greg Abbott's Maxi Pad."
By: Justin Criado
Mood Swing Misery, which Maxwell Hendrickson, left, drums in, is the reason Braeburn Records decided to get back into the game after twenty-plus years. Courtesy Grayson Reed
The New Jersey screamo act is playing its seminal debut album at the Ogden Theatre on Friday, November 29.
Local artists offer up buffet of tuneage, featuring everything from new EPs to debuts.
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