The Used Talks 25 Years of Making Emo History
The longtime band will play its first three albums at the Ogden Theatre on a three-night run.
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Feel the Spirit of the Mercury Cafe in This New Album
The Stephen Lear Band has commemorated its final show at the Merc with a live album.
After Fleeing Russia, Pussy Riot Pushes Forward
The anti-Putin punk collective continues to spread its political message through activist art, and will be at HQ on April 23.
Five 4/20 Concerts in Denver to Toke Up to
Whether your strain is stoner-doom or EDM, there’s something for everyone this herb-loving holiday.
Saxsquatch Is Real – Just Go to Cervantes’
The sax-playing cryptid will show off his skills at Cervantes’ Masterpiece on Thursday, April 17.
Why Tequila Blues Festival at Red Rocks Was Canceled Just Days Before the Event
The festival was a grassroots effort to combine blues, Latin music and tequila at the legendary venue.
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This Festival Will Combine Latin Music, Blues and Tequila at Red Rocks
The Tequila Blues Festival, which debuts at Red Rocks this weekend, is community-driven effort at the world’s most popular outdoor venue.
Johnny Manchild and the Poor Bastards Bring an Art Rock Production to Globe Hall
The Oklahoma City rock band plays Globe Hall on Thursday, April 10.
Brotherly Love: New Project Melodious Gaeng Releases Its Debut EP
The duo, which formed from one of Denver’s best bluegrass bands the Deer Creek Sharp Shooters, explores a new sound.
Barbara Is the Denver Indie Band You Need to Know About
The indie trio is hosting a release show for its sophomore record on Saturday, April 5, at the hi-dive.
The Carefree Credo of the Lil Smokies
The Montana string band plays the Ogden Theatre on Friday, April 4.
This Denver DJ Is Set to Make History at Red Rocks
The EDM mastermind will debut a one-of-a-kind sound experience called the Audiosphere at the legendary venue.
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Our Favorite New Music From Colorado Artists This Month
This month’s offerings includes several debuts from new artists, and an old band with a new name.
Dark-Pop Artist Riah Shares a Spicy Pole Video for “Daddy Issues”
The musician, who won the 2023 Pole Sport Organization Mountain Championship, shows off her skills in her new music video.
Mayhem Celebrates Forty Years of Black-Metal Madness
The infamous Norwegian band is celebrating an unlikely milestone at Summit on Monday, March 31.
A Place For Owls Is Just “Normal Schmoes” Making Kickass Emo
The Denver band, which put out a new split EP this month, plays Seventh Circle Music Collective on Tuesday, April 1.
New Music School to Open in Boulder With Support From Phish, the Lumineers, Wilco and More
The upcoming Bluebird Festival will support the school’s opening with a benefit raffle including donations from Phish, the Lumineers, Jason Isbell and more musicians.
This Band Proves You Can Still Mosh to Melancholy Music
The California post-hardcore crew plays the Fillmore Auditorium on Thursday, March 27.
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Metal Up Your Ass: The Heaviest Concerts Coming to Denver in 2025
From stadium stalwarts to dive-bar barbarians, metalheads have a lot to look forward to this year.
Old Crow Medicine Show Reflects on 20 Years of “Wagon Wheel”
Before the band became a household name, Old Crow Medicine Show spent five years busking across the U.S.
Denver Band Creek Is Bringing “a Shower of Reverb” to Lost Lake Lounge
The emo crooners will be opening for Slow Joy on Saturday, March 22.
This Denver Rock Band Is Attracting a European Following
But these guys haven’t forgot Denver: The group with retro-rock roots is headlining the hi-dive on Friday, March 21.