This Denver Metal Band Has Gotten the Big Break Most Groups Dream of
Most bands only dream of being discovered by a big-time agent. But that’s exactly what happened to Oak, Ash & Thorn.
Most bands only dream of being discovered by a big-time agent. But that’s exactly what happened to Oak, Ash & Thorn.
Pierce the Veil is currently on a stadium run supporting Blink-182, so break out the deep V-necks and Toms slip-ons.
Hear the humor yourself when the indie rockers play Skylark Lounge on Wednesday, June 26.
The nineteen-year-old Broomfield musician plays the Roxy Theatre on Saturday, June 22.
The anonymous electronic collective plays the Mission Ballroom on Saturday, June 22.
If you’re into Deftones and shoegaze, you should check out From Indian Lakes at Globe Hall on Friday, June 21.
“It’s only been two years since I started expressing my gender identity to the realest extent,” the producer shares.
The band plays the Ogden Theatre on Sunday, June 16.
When Michael Stein was mugged and beaten in Las Vegas, he had “given up on struggling with” heroin addiction. Now he’s celebrating two years sober.
Find your favorite tunes for the summer right here.
The group plays an EP-release show at Globe Hall on Saturday, May 25.
The concert includes a lineup of six local acts who show the diversity of music from the AAPI community.
The collective of masked drummers brings its immersive extravaganza to Summit on Saturday, May 18.
At a Yugs concert, expect beach ball dodging and “moshing with consent.”
Pond, which shares close ties to Tame Impala, will be at the Ogden on Saturday.
Clem Burke teases a new album from the groundbreaking band, which plays Mission Ballroom on Wednesday, May 8.
“I’m just really excited to share my culture with the scene,” Mersiv says of his show at the Mission Ballroom on Sunday. “We’ve never really done that.”
These local acts weren’t in the mood for any tomfoolery when they released a handful of debut EPs and several singles.
The Memphis singer-songwriter plays the Summit with his band on Friday, May 3.
The German metalcore group plays Ogden Theatre on Monday, April 29, with Black Veil Brides.
Bring your tin-foil hats to the punk band’s EP-release show at EastFax Tap this weekend.
This Mile High band is on a serious come-up, embarking on a tour through France, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Belgium and Germany. But first, a hometown send-off.