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Red Rocks
Our Mission:
To celebrate, promote and support Colorado’s music community
Since 2011, The Hall has celebrated musicians, music industry professionals, venues and organizations that have woven the rich tapestry of Colorado’s music scene. Through our induction ceremonies, events, museum at Red Rocks Trading Post and our awareness-raising campaigns, The Hall is committed to sharing our state’s vibrant music culture and ensuring that Colorado’s robust music community continues to thrive.
Colorado Gives Day – Dec.5th
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This Colorado Gives Day please donate to Colorado Music Hall of Fame! Donations can be scheduled now through December 5th, and all new monthly recurring donations will be matched by the Colorado Gives Foundation up to $100. But hurry, the match is first-come, first serve across [...]
Keep The Beat
Mental wellness in Colorado’s music industry
To support a healthy music community, The Hall has launched Keep The Beat, a mental wellness program to raise awareness, provide resources, and de-stigmatize the conversation around mental health and addiction within the music industry.
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Help Colorado’s music industry thrive
Colorado is ranked the worst state in the U.S. for access to mental health care for adults. Help our musicians and industry professionals access resources and counseling when they need it. Support Colorado’s music community-on and off the stage.
Barnstorm & Joe Walsh
Best known for what he once called the “national anthem of Colorado,” Joe Walsh came out to Colorado from Cleveland in the early 1970s. The success of his band the James Gang, with hits like “Funk #49” and “Walk Away,” and in his solo career was largely [...]
eTown
Founded by Nick and Helen Forster in 1991, eTown is a live, music-based radio show recorded in front of an audience but with a new twist: every show included conversation or information about social and environmental issues. Launched on Earth Day [...]
George Morrison Sr.
Admirers of George Morrison Sr., of which there are many, feel he is to Denver jazz what Louis Armstrong was to the sound of New Orleans. But while Morrison, appropriately referred to as “Denver’s godfather of [...]