Denver edm

Enable notifications. Customize notification settings. Download App Get Notifications. Join the Stream Close. Cities Festivals Artists Videos News. Electronic Other Genres. More Locations. Top Members. Download Edmtrain. Get Notifications. Add Event. Report Issue. Ticket Support. The 1up is quickly becoming a hot spot in Denver. The Colfax location is newly renovated to include a stage and sound system, and it has been booking an eclectic mix of acts. More recently, it has been catering to the EDM crowd, booking talent like Dynohunter, Rustie and many more.

She is the publisher and editor of the Colorado hip-hop e-magazine. Her work can be found at Examiner. Denver Broncos. Top Spots. Denver News. Built-in , the roomy, multi-level Lincoln Street mainstay draws globally based DJs, local residents, retro lovers, even the under set: Sections of the bar are open to those 18 and up. Confessional booths, although maybe more needed then ever, have been replaced with bottle service tables, available to anyone looking to party hard.

Club Vinyl is a beast of a space that occupies four distinct floors in an old industrial setting. The main floor above it is similar but with much more production; a Funktion One sound system, a space to chill in the back of the room, and two designated bottle service booths. You can also rent out hookahs on the rooftop. The inside features even more bottle service tables and a second Funktion One sound system. Off of the main floor is a patio for smoking. The second floor splits into two halves—one half is called the Glass Lounge, which is primarily used as a private events space, and the other half has bottle service booths, pool tables and a dancefloor where you can usually find circles of people breakdancing to Top 40 music.

The rooftop is partially enclosed on one half, partially exposed to the elements on the other half. Up and coming EDM DJs are always found throwing down new underground music not yet ruined by popularity. While the name and look may have changed, the club, housed in the former Jonas Bros. In addition, Bar Standard occasionally brings in live acts like the Cool Kids to perform on stage. This is definietly one of the coolest spots in Denver.

Few clubs that I know of offer both a rooftop bar as well as an inside dance hall. This is definitely a place worth checking out. Last but not least, Black Box. This venue is a refuge from the everyday, a home for experimentation and heart felt emotion. Their mission is simple, to move people through sound. They host a wide range of genres, allowing patrons from all walks to experience the power of music on a proper sound system.