Ozzfest

Dimmu Borgir and Old Scratch

Dimmu Borgir and Old Scratch

Praise the Lordi

Munky from Korn Q&A

This Weekend: Monolith Festival @ Red Rocks, Friday, September 14

Good Girls Do

Hard-rocking Kittie specializes in smashing expectations. Starting with yours.

Face the Music

As Marilyn Manson's concert gets closer, the debate over free speech gets louder.

Letters to the Editor

From the week of July 5, 2001

Letters to the Editor

From the week of August 8, 2002

Backwash

The scariest thing about Ozzfest isn’t the music. It’s the price bands have to pay just to play in it.

Trend-Spotting

In a scandal-ridden election year, the year's top ten music stories were all about winning the popular vote.

The Beatdown

If everything works out, Maris the Great will Bury Your Dead at Ozzfest.

Hero We Go Again

Fake-instrument overload offers plenty to fret about.

3 Inches of Blood

Friday, July 27, Boulder Theater, 303-786-7030.

Lordi Goes From Zeroes to Heroes

It took a songwriting contest for these Fins to earn respect in their homeland.

Unearth

Wednesday, July 31, Fillmore Auditorium, 303-830-8497.

Hatebreed

Wednesday, July 5, Ogden Theatre, 1-866-468-7621.

Road Hard

Kronow proves its mettle with Forever Altered.

A Fire Inside

Sweden's In Flames focuses on family.

Heady Metal

In 2005, longhairs got more progressive than ever.

Casting Stones

P.O.D.'s co-founder takes on Christians who question his group's faith.

Down Is Up

System of a Down is rock's least likely success story.

Otep

Thursday, February 3, Gothic Theatre, 303-788-0984.

Up From the Underworld

This year, blood-soaked extreme metal took its rightful place in the world of heavy music.

Drowning Pool

Thursday, December 9, Ogden Theatre, 303-830-2525.

Darkest Hour

Monday, December 6, Rock Island, 303-572-7625.

Mogwai

Tuesday, August 17, Coors Amphitheatre, 303-830-8497.

Dial Another Day

Twenty-four hours inside Denver radio: A survivor's story.

Morbid Angels

When Cephalic Carnage went looking for success outside of Denver, it turned to the sewers of the death-metal underground.

Backwash

Rockers gathered in their masses during Ozzfest, one of Mile High's last hectic hurrahs.

Alone on the Range

Our purple mountains' majesty can be a headache for traveling bands -- and for fans who crave live music.

Walkin' the Walk

The Streetwalkin' Cheetahs want to take you to Detroit Rock City.

Feedback

The Streetwalkin' Cheetahs want to take you to Detroit Rock City.

Thrills for the week

The Streetwalkin' Cheetahs want to take you to Detroit Rock City.

Townie made good: The Town's a blue-collar stick-up movie

The Streetwalkin' Cheetahs want to take you to Detroit Rock City.

Maybe Japan's on to something: Who needs live music when you have hollograms?

Since the dawn of live music, artists have canceled shows for various reasons. Gigs have been called for sickness, deaths in the family, dog ate the set-list, etc, etc, blah blah blah. Crypton Future Media based out of Sapporo, Japan, has finally found a way to remedy this situation with the help ... More >>

Lil' Miss Firefly comes home to Immundo

Do not call Lil' Miss Firefly a "little person."​It's more than simple hometown loyalty that keeps Lil' Miss Firefly coming back to the Immundo burlesque show in Denver. During the past nine years, the Colorado native has built an international reputation with her act, a routine she's performe ... More >>