Rooster Magazine

1 week ago | therooster.com | Mike Ali

If you like your bass heavy and your vibe even heavier, Blunts & Blondes is bringing the sermon to Frisco as part of the 2025 Season Meltdown Party at 10 Mile Music Hall on Saturday, May 10. Hosted by KEEF, the annual mountain-town blowout is a celebration of winter's end and the sun-soaked months ahead-a night of music, movement, and community set against the peaks of Summit County. Blunts & Blondes, aka Michael Guard, has made a name for himself with a style that's anything but cookie-cutter.

1 week ago | therooster.com | Kendra Anderson

From April 18 to 20, Denver's RiNo Art District transformed into a cannabis enthusiast's paradise during Denver Cannabis Week 2025. This three-day extravaganza blended music, art, education, and community, offering attendees a multifaceted experience. Highlights included electrifying performances by Ky-Mani Marley and Devin the Dude, a live comedy set from T.J. Miller, and over 25 curated vendors showcasing limited-edition gear and products.

1 week ago | therooster.com | Mike Ali

If your serotonin levels need a jolt and your playlist could use a kick of emotional drum & bass, Fox Stevenson has you covered. The UK indie-electronic trailblazer just dropped his latest single "Memories," and it's another gut-punch wrapped in glitter from his forthcoming sophomore album which is coming out June 27 on UKF's Pilot imprint.

2 weeks ago | therooster.com | Marshall Dunham

In this economy, we could all use the extra dough since we blew ours on scratch cards and Big Gulps. The art of the side hustle takes on many forms but we've narrowed it down to three ways to forge your own path while rolling in the cash. 1) Ordained MinisterWhen we were 17, we became a "Doctor of Divinity" through the Universal Life Church by paying them $50 via money order.

2 weeks ago | therooster.com | Marshall Dunham

Are you like us? Do you have such crippling ADHD that you feel bored all the time unless you can get a massive dopamine surge from activities that make you feel like you may possibly die? Then, once you work up the bravery to do the death-defying activity that gives you so much anxiety, you feel good about it for all of two hours before you feel empty again and search for the next adrenaline dump? Well, here's what you should do this summer.