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What’s in store this spooky season.
What’s in store this spooky season.
The collective is also opening for Nappy Roots at Ophelia’s Electric Soapbox on Friday, November 1.
Celebrate Halloween with a new symphonic black metal project, or just chill with some disco or acoustic instrumentals.
Avoid being labeled a poser and listen to these local groups.
The Canadian indie quartet brings its goodbye tour to Summit on Wednesday, October 30.
Longtime English rock group The The plays Mission Ballroom on Tuesday, October 29.
“In the GWAR universe all ridiculous conspiracy theories are true,” says says Blöthar the Berserker. “Yes, Democrats control the weather, of course. And, of course, Taylor Swift is a lizard person.”
The indie-pop band plays its hit album for an anniversary show at Ogden Theatre on Saturday, October 26.
The hotel is celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of Stephen King’s bone-chilling stay with a ball on Saturday, October 26.
Stryper emerged at the time of the Satanic Panic, but it wasn’t leaning into the same themes as other metal bands.
The early-2000s throwback is performing its chart-topping record at Mission Ballroom on Wednesday, October 23.
“This is the longest-running heavy-metal band on the planet right now,” says frontman Rob Halford.
The nonprofit label FREER Records has released a documentary that goes behind the scenes of making an album with Colorado inmates.
Lettuce Live provides subscribers with more music, making your couch tour a breeze.
“You get deeply attached to music that finds you in a formative phase in your life,” says frontman Chris Carrabba, before the band plays the Fillmore on Wednesday, October 16.
“I never really opened up like this,” the hip-hop artist shares.
If you had nu-metal making a trendy comeback on your 2024 bingo card, then you’re a real freak on a leash.
The NYC group plays Mission Ballroom in Denver on Sunday, October 6.
Denver’s own cosmic death dealers play record-release show at Boulder Theater on Friday, October 4.
We’ve got fresh sludge, doom, emo, Americana and new tunes from Horse Bitch for you this month.
The elder-emo band will be at Mission Ballroom on Friday, September 27.
Anna Lyons has found her lair with Wicked Basement Books, a one-stop-shop for horror literature.