This Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductee Has Wholesome Colorado Connections
For the first time, the rock hero was nominated to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
For the first time, the rock hero was nominated to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
On May 8, Westword members will be treated to hip-hop, R&B and poetry in an intimate show with this power couple.
The Barlow is proud of its roots, even if audiences inevitably ask, “Where the fuck is Arvada?”
The musician found success with such songs as “I Kissed a Girl” and “Supermodel,” and was excited to play Swallow Hill Music on May 2.
After a whirlwind year, Jason Isbell crafted deeply felt songs that fans can hear on his Colorado run.
The lineup displayed the sheer talent of the local scene, with openers Tiny Tomboy and May Be Fern.
From mainstays to newcomers, these bands are keeping the spirit of rock and roll alive in 2025.
All Them Witches, DeVotchKa and Flyana Boss will headline the festival, which will include more than 200 acts.
The pop icon was slated for Ball Arena on April 29, when the Nuggets will now play the Clippers for the NBA playoffs.
The singer recently jokingly mused on the notion, writing, “Wait am I?”
Because of weather, the show has been postponed until Monday, April 21.
Camp Alderwild will include Ott., Tycho, Jade Cicada and more opening for Of the Trees at this two-day, all-ages festival.
The Best of Denver winner offered a killer set.
The new music will drop on April 11, just before an album-release show at Swallow Hill on April 12.
VENU, which opened Ford Amphitheater in Colorado Springs last year, has acquired a new property in Centennial.
Bad Religion, Descendents, Dropkick Murphys, Pennywise, Circle Jerks and so many more, along with some local groups, will set the National Western Center ablaze.
Disco Lines has sold out his first-ever headlining Red Rocks show.
“What better way to get people feeling and being inspired by awe than doing it somewhere that’s very unique and novel?”
Playing everything from classic indie rock to music inflected with dream pop or shoegaze, these local acts deserve a spot on your playlist.
Now it’s time to experience Shady Oaks live at the Skylark Lounge on March 12.
For the first time ever, four of Denver’s leading music organizations are run by women.
The group has been making waves with its madcap sound and stage presence, which you can see for yourself at Globe Hall this weekend alongside Gestalt and Tiny Tomboy.