The greatest Denver tradition is now a traveling circus of weirdos and mayhem. The Itchy-O New Years Eve show has become a must for anyone who wants to tear apart the old, and welcome in the new with chaos and fury. This year, they’re not giving you any excuse to miss it. They’re traveling to […]

Under Study is a new gallery, of sorts, opened in the heart of downtown Denver. The team running the space is committed to showing the works of new artists who may not normally be able to find a spot with such great exposure. Located right next to the convention center light-rail spot, it perfectly positioned […]

It’s been a bit since we’ve seen these guys in action, and what are they doing to celebrate? They’re working with INCITE to put up 15,000 lights in Ophelia’s Electric Soapbox to make sure their christmas spirit is brightest of all. No Christmas music though, just rock. Also, they’re bringing Anthony Ruptak and Tivoli Club […]

  The dynamic duo is back and ready for action. This time they’re performing at the Chautauqua Community House in Boulder. Watch them navigate the vast and wild ecosystems of the biodome in search of adventure and a place to call home. Tickets are available here. For future performances, keep an eye out on Public […]

  Itchy-O is coming back to the Gothic Theatre. This time to celebrate their brand new album, From The Overflowing, released on the legendary Alternative Tentacles label. They’re sure to bring the fury, and from there, they embark on tour of the Midwest, trucking this spectacle to the masses so all may become aware of […]

Lost Walks is coming back bigger and stronger!

Alamo Drafthouse is showing some of the most visually stunning films from the silent era, with live accompaniment. A yearly highlight for INCITE.

DCPA brings back director Carl Cofield for a play about misconceptions of culture, religion, and race.

Join the hi-jinks of a thrill-seeking girl and her puffin partner as they explore the biodome. INCITE is helping set the scene.

SPELLS and INCITE got together again for an all-ages show at the Ross-Cherry Creek Library. And we mean ALL ages.