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Denver's often divided electronic-music scene has finally found a reason to come together: to shut down underground raves and house parties that risk becoming COVID-19 superspreader events. Promoters, venue staffers and musicians in the city's underground scene, which isn't exactly known for abiding by the law, say that public health is more important than partying right now, and as much they want to get back to throwing raves and parties, the events aren't worth it if they're going to make people sick. And some of these scene stalwarts are willing to blacklist artists and promoters who go fo...

Many people in the city's EDM scene and beyond responded with disgust, begging Rogers to stay away and cautioning him that live music will never return if shows like this take place. "Industry never gonna get back to normal as long as y’all still out here raving during the height of pandemic," wrote Johnny. "What in the fuck?" wrote Anndrea. "This is so incredibly irresponsible. I can’t believe this. Colorado is spiking right now and some entitled promoter wants to throw a warehouse party? @tom and other DJs — I understand times are hard not playing shows money is tight but y’all do...