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http://www.12volttavern.com Nestled amid the quiet, small-town charm of Olde Town Arvada, the 12 Volt Tavern is a gritty hole-in-the-wall rock club with no frills or fuss, just good music, cheap drinks and plenty of local punk and rock acts to keep your ears ringing for days. The Tavern may seem out of place among its better-groomed neighbors, but its well-worn character is completely authentic, providing a choice spot for punks and blue-collar barflies to congregate over drinks and games of pool. During the week, the Volt's killer jukebox spits out cuts by Sabbath, Zep, the Clash, Sex Pistols and Hank Williams. More >>
http://www.1stbankcenter.com Connoisseurs of live music will tell you that something is lost when an artist becomes popular enough to perform in an arena. While this may be true at some places, it's certainly not the case at Broomfield's 1STBANK Center, where the sound is pretty well dialed in virtually anywhere you sit. The venue, which sits halfway between Denver and Boulder, hosted a variety of acts in the past twelve months, from Radiohead to Portishead to Kelly Clarkson; the Black Keys will grace its stage at the end of April. At 1STBANK Center, shows of this caliber somehow feel far more intimate than you'd expect. More >>
http://www.3kingstavern.com Calling 3 Kings Tavern a rock bar just hints at the entertainment to be found here. From hosting an array of dance nights, burlesque revues and art shows in the basement gallery to presenting a full calendar of top-notch local talent (including a rare appearance by Slim Cessna's Auto Club) and compelling national acts (Red Fang and High on Fire among them), this venue is almost always a sure bet. Couple that entertainment lineup with a staff that's as welcoming to the customers as it is to the bands (which are all treated like rock stars, whether imports or exports), and it's easy to see why this joint has so many fans -- even if the sound occasionally leaves something to be desired. More >>
http://www.aggietheatre.com Fort Collins's biggest live-music hall is a converted movie theater retrofitted with two bars. The Aggie sports a broad, multi-leveled floor that ensures a good view from anywhere, although a brutal chain-link fence separates the aged from the under-aged. More >>
http://www.aqualoungedenver.com Talk about your 180s: The Mozart Lounge long held a place in the hearts of dive-bar diehards, serving cheap, early-morning beers to workers just off the job at nearby hospitals and late-night cocktails to the riff-raff and bikers who might grace those same med centers later in the evening. But now the space has been completely reinvented by the owners of the Barker Lounge as a slick, H2O-themed cocktail lounge, complete with sleek leather furniture, live entertainment, a VIP area and dim lighting. It might seem a little out of place on a block sandwiched between Colfax and one of the busiest King Soopers in the state, but Aqua Lounge is making it work. And even those Mozart regulars might be lured back by the four-hour happy hour Aqua offers each day, plus the karaoke on Thursdays and pianists on Fridays and Saturdays. More >>
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http://www.avogadros.com Offbeat and off the beaten track, Avogadro's Number's warmly lit stage area is painted with a stunning mural that circles the room with people, stars and planets. The crowd reflects the folksy, friendly vibe of the music calendar: lots of bluegrass acts, country, jam bands, rock, acoustic guitarists/singers and a solid open mic night. More >>
http://www.denverconvention.com After five years as the Wells Fargo Theatre, the 5,000-seat theater at the Colorado Convention Center was renamed the Bellco Theatre near the end of 2012. The venue is one of the most technically advanced theaters of its kind and offers outstanding acoustics for concerts, lectures, general sessions and family spectaculars. More >>
http://www.bellyupaspen.com Since opening in 2005, the Belly Up has become Aspen's premier spot for live music. With a steady stream of national and world-renowned acts that usually play for thousands of people, the intimate venue, with a capacity of 450, offers a rare chance to see bands like Jane's Addiction, the Flaming Lips, Wu-Tang Clan, B.B. King, Chris Isaak and others up close. In addition, the Belly Up's layout offers a good view of the stage from just about any seat in the house. More >>
http://www.blacksheeprocks.com Soda Jerk Presents has a good handle on the all-ages market in Denver with the Marquis Theater and Summit Music Hall, and the company has a similar presence in Colorado Springs with the Black Sheep. Bringing in at least three or four shows a week, the 450-person venue is one of the main medium-sized live-music spots in the Springs, and it books local and nationally known punk, metal, rock and hip-hop acts. More >>
http://www.bluebirdtheater.net The Bluebird Theater started hosting live music in 1994, and it didn't take long for the theater, built in 1913, to become one of the city's best midsized venues. With sculpted capitals, restored Victorian-style paintings and a vaulted ceiling, the place is as much a work of art as any of the touring and local bands that grace its stage. The marquee regularly lights up Colfax with some of the most important names in independent music, as well as lauded locals ready to make the leap from clubs to a bigger stage. In 2006, AEG Live took over the room and made significant upgrades to the production aspects of the place. More >>
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