Riot Grrrl Royalty Bikini Kill Returning to Denver for First Time in Decades
It’s been at least two decades since Bikini Kill rolled through town during the band’s original run, from 1990 to ’97. And it might be the last time, too.
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Caveman Music Festival in Colorado Has Bigfoot on Its Side
Caveman Music Festival at Monument Lake Resort is bringing in big names for Labor Day weekend.
Orbit Culture, Sweden’s Hottest Death-Metal Export, Brings Tour to Denver This Week
The fearsome foursome headlines the Gothic Theatre on Thursday, August 22.
Atmosphere Shares Colorado Love Before Annual Red Rocks Concert
The Minneapolis duo has sold out Red Rocks more than any other hip-hop act.
Denver Metal Group Cobranoid Does What It Wants, When It Wants
The band has been on the scene for years, but is finally releasing its debut album with a concert at HQ on Friday, August 16
How Halestorm Became One of the Hottest Hard-Rock Acts
The Grammy-winning group plays Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre on Tuesday, August 13.
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Long Live Alice Cooper! The Godfather of Shock Rock Discusses His Legendary Career
“At 76, I’m doing probably the best shows I’ve ever done in my life right now,” Cooper tells us ahead of his Denver gig.
Mosh Pit Etiquette: What to Know Before Jumping in the Pit
“If you’re the only guy in the crowd spin-kicking, air-punching and generally making people avoid the stage and show, you’re the asshole. If there’s two of you doing that, you’re both the assholes.”
All That Remains Comes Back With New Music for the First Time in Six Years
The metalcore legends play Ball Arena with Megadeth and Mudvayne on Tuesday.
The Best New Music by Colorado Musicians Released in July
From hardcore to electro, this month had lots of variety and something for everyone.
Tim Montana Rocking With His Heroes, Including Jerry Cantrell
The alt-country rocker will meet the last of his “Mount Rushmore guys” at Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre on August 1.
Denver Has Its Own “Tiny Desk” Series With Studio (Apartment) Sessions
Longmont filmmaker Chad Weber showcases local musicians’ new tunes and conversations through this new series.
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The Real Reason That NOFX Is Calling It After Forty Years
Frontman Fat Mike talks shops ahead of the Punk in Drublic Festival in Denver.
Denver Trio In Plain Air Delivers Psych-Rock With a Side of Jam and Jazz
Support the local group at the hi-dive for its release show on Saturday, July 20.
This Denver Band Is Taking Its “Tastefully Aggressive” Music on the Road
The tour kicks off with a pair of EP-release shows – on Tuesday, July 23, at D3 Arts in Denver, and Wednesday, July 24, at Vultures in Colorado Springs.
The Mysterious Multiverse of Boulder Band No Signal
Despite the band’s name, its founder, Riley Schmelzer, received mysterious “signals” that influenced the direction of his music. “I feel less like an artist and more like a messenger,” he says. “I don’t know where it’s coming from,”
How As I Lay Dying Became a Metalcore Supergroup
The band will play Summit on Tuesday, July 16. Chelsea Grin and Entheos are also on the bill.
Sonder Music Management Wants to Connect the Denver Scene
Sonder is hosting an official launch party on Thursday, July 11, at Cervantes’ Other Side.
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Singer-Songwriter Lyle Lovett, Colorado’s Favorite Texan, Coming to Red Rocks
The legendary Americana singer-songwriter first appeared there in 1990. His 23rd show is set for July 9.
Nathaniel Rateliff Discusses the Night Sweats’ New Music Ahead of Annual Red Rocks Run
Nathaniel Rateliff is ever the reluctant rockstar, tackling how he handles stardom on the Night Sweats’ new album.
The Best New Music by Colorado Musicians Released in June
Celebrate the beginning of summer with a new album from Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats and fresh local singles
Twenty Years After Reuniting, the Pixies Are Still Going Strong
The iconic alt-rock group plays Fiddler’s Green with Modest Mouse on Sunday, June 30.