Everyone from the young to the ancient will find something fun to listen to on Reverb’s Evil Dead playlist on Spotify.

Photos of the final day of SnowBall Music Festival 2013 with performances by Tennis, Flying Lotus and STS9.

As we’ve previously reported, Fray guitarist/songwriter Joe King is readying his first-ever solo album — under the name King, in fact. And fans are a lot closer to being able to hear his new material, on record and in person.

Denver psychedelic band Tjutjuna is emerging from hibernation with a new record, but without guitarist Adam Shaffner.

Winston Yellen has never played a show in Colorado, never seen a band at the Hi-Dive, where he headlines with his band Night Beds on Wednesday, fresh off of a performance on “Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.” But he still considers himself a Colorado musician.

The Fray’s Joe King is going solo with help from fellow Denver, Colo., musicians Patrick Meese, Ryan Tedder and Nathaniel Rateliff.

Today, SnowBall made its final announcements of artists on the lineup for the third annual music festival.

Boulder’s eTown Hall has seen a lot of action lately — especially for a venue that’s not even officially finished.

The 89-year-old former church, which is undergoing a $7 million renovation, is the new home of eTown, the liberal-minded music-and-conversation radio show that reaches more than 300 stations and an estimated 1 million listeners each week.

When Nathaniel Rateliff and Joe Pope decided to bring back their old Denver rock band Born in the Flood for the annual holiday show this year, they needed a guitarist and a drummer.

And when they took the stage at the Gothic Theatre on Friday, it should have surprised nobody in the local music community to see the musically inclined Meese brothers, Pat and Nate, backing them up.

After much success in the Denver music scene, Tennis is moving to Nashville, Tenn., to spend time recording a third album.