Last month, I traveled to a Denver dive bar called the Hi-Dive to catch a show by Twin Sister, an amazing band from Brooklyn, N.Y.; yet, it was the opening band that caught my attention and had me hooked from the first song. Ava Luna, also from New Y… [more]

Named after the game, Mouse Trap, a Laramie five piece band plays a musical style they call browngrass. Rat Trapper formed in 2008 and began busking at the Laramie Farmers Markets when the weather allowed. After playing living rooms and parties, the … [more]

The newest housing complex catered to University of Wyoming students, The Grove, is currently accepting resident applications and the units are expected to fill up quickly. The complex will open on Aug. 18, just in time for the fall semester. Althoug… [more]

As the Laramie music scene continues to unfold, purveyors of pop-punk music, Poor Me, talks about giving money to charity, their upcoming shows and their goals for the rest of the year, The band began playing in November 2010 and has played with the … [more]

If you thought Sleigh Bells could not get any louder, think again. “Reign of Terror,” Sleigh Bell’s new album, features heavy riffs over deep electronic beats with bubblegum-pop vocals sprinkled on top. This might sound like a recipe for disast… [more]

The first burlesque dancer to perform held the title of Wyoming’s only certified tassel twirler. As she systematically dropped one piece of clothing at a time, the crowd’s cheers became louder until, finally, the tassel twirling began and the cro… [more]

By now, the origin of Denver band, Tennis, is common knowledge among fans of their breezy, pop sound. The band consists of core, married couple, Alaina Moore, singer, and Patrick Riley, guitar. They started the band after a seven-month sailing trip a… [more]

A band for more than 6 years, Laramie group, Redbush, has a sound described as punk and garage. The band is composed of three members: JD Korpitz, guitar and vocals; Ev Bruhnke, drums and backup vocals, and Ian McKillip, bass. Korpitz takes some time… [more]