Events

Saint Motel, Blue Scholars and John Grant hit the Fox Theatre this week. By Diego Romero

CU Student Government has launched its #BeHeardCU campaign to give students a voice in the discussion about the GOP debate. By Ryan Ellis

On Sept. 11, the legendary Israeli psychedelic trance duo Infected Mushroom — comprised of Amit Duvdevani and Erez Eisen — released their 10th album, Converting Vegetarians II. Less than a month later, on Oct. 8 and 9, Infected Mushroom took over Denver’s Gothic theater for two nights of complete carnage. The first night, which acted as the new album’s release party, featured …

The air in the Glenn Miller Ballroom was clouded with fog and the floor scattered with a handful of people. The minutes counted down f0r the performances at the University of Colorado’s homecoming concert to begin, the anticipation in the room palpable as friends laughed together and buzzed with excitement. Finally, the lights dimmed and the first opener, Jerney, introduced …

This week in Boulder music, jam out to Grateful Dead tributes, get down with Dopapod and get weird with Beats Antique. By Paola Fernandez

CU’s annual Homecoming Concert brings California-based band Radical Something to Boulder. By Noelle Coultrip

Saturday’s rally focused on gun control and immigration. By Sydney Worth

Actors, writers and editors talk about what satire means in today’s world. By Alexa Friedman

The festival aims to celebrate Polish-American heritage and encourage bilingualism. By Taryn Parsons

Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders will hold a rally at CU Boulder on October 10. By Maggie Wagner