From Buffalo Springfield to Poco to Pastor Furay, join Richie as he relives his remarkable journey.

Join Bill on a sonic adventure that includes making the first-ever Caribou Ranch recording and Hotel California.

Colorado icon, concert security innovator, comedian, veterinarian, and Mick Jagger confidante—this you gotta hear.

Follow the bad boys from Boulder, from their legendary shows at Tulagi to the set of Happy Days and beyond.

Take a trip with wife Candy and guitarist Tommy Bolin as David recalls Zephyr’s days as Colorado’s hottest band.

Share in this beloved vocalist’s journey from Denver’s George Washington High School to the Grammy Awards.

The first African American member of a major symphony, Charlie is considered the Jackie Robinson of his craft.

A guitar virtuoso, Johnny landed in Colorado Springs, where he gave lessons to a young Jock Bartley!

Learn why major artists such as Elvis Costello and Suzanne Vega seek out Bill to play on their songs.

Ron, an East High grad, is one of Denver’s greatest jazz musicians and a professor at Metro State.

Read what the biggest star in the Colorado music firmament has to say about life, music, and Muppets.

This interview gets you to the heart and soul of the mysterious and private musical genius.

Todd and the guys share their journey from Columbine High School to international stardom.

No Colorado band has had a more astounding trajectory into rock’s galaxy of stars than the Fray.

The Denver music scene was a perfect place for this wildly successful band to nurture its sound.

Photojournalist Bill Warren shot practically every concert at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in the early and mid-1980s. He picked this assemblage of his archival images exclusively for the Colorado Music Experience.

George Kealiher, Jr.’s relationship with management allowed him—and his camera—backstage when national acts were booked at the newly constructed Denver Coliseum, which started operation in 1952.

The enormous impact of MTV’s revolutionary all-video format of the early 1980s transformed a slew of artists into iconic acts. Brian Brainerd’s portrait photography cemented the golden age of their appearances in Colorado.