Goose members Peter Anspach and Rick Mitarotonda discuss the band’s meteoric rise in the jam scene.

In the meantime, Beacon will be hosting a “Welcome Home, Dust Off” event for people coming back from Burning Man this weekend.

May Pang, who is showing her private photographs of John Lennon at a three-day exhibit at Bitfactory starting Friday, recalls her first love, how John and Paul almost started making music again and more.

Taste of Heaven drops on Friday, September 15, when DeVine will have a release show at Globe Hall.

The Denver producer, rapper, DJ and MC has made “a fantasy factory for musicians.”

Levitt formed Bodies of Culture, a board of all-BIPOC musicians, in 2020.

Of course, you’ll be able to catch the country star at Dierks Bentley Whiskey Row: “Can’t think of a better way to end the summer than in a place I call my second home.”

The lyrics may not be about the city, but the music video is.

Maybe next time he’ll check out the Coney Island Boardwalk hot dog stand.

The Denver rock band plays an album release show at Skylark Lounge on Friday with Plasma Canvas and Replica City.

Andy Frasco & The U.N. open for Slightly Stoopid at Red Rocks on Sunday, August 13.

Dazzle’s new space is similar to where it first opened 26 years ago, and includes an El Chapultepec Piano Lounge dedicated to maintaining that club’s legacy.

Dazzle’s new location at the DCPA will include an El Chapultepec Piano Lounge, where it will host late-night sets with no cover charge.

Marty Jones, a Denver musician and Westword contributor, released a ballad titled “Smokey the Coors Field Cat” that is sure to tug on listeners’ nostalgic heartstrings.