Phish Will Swim Back to Dick’s Sporting Goods Park in September
The jam band just announced summer tour dates.
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This Is Not a Drill: Roger Waters of Pink Floyd Fame Is Denver-Bound
Former Pink Floyd member returns with what he promises will be one of his most stunning visual-musical extravaganzas yet.
The Lumineers Announce a Coors Field Show With Gregory Alan Isakov
The Americana darlings will play their first Coors Field stadium show with opener Gregory Alan Isakov.
Hall and Oates Announce a 2020 Tour With Massive Denver Concert
Daryl Hall and John Oates will be on the road for a 32-day North American tour this summer.
Brandi Carlile and Colorado Symphony Will Play Red Rocks
The singer-songwriter and Colorado Symphony will play two nights at Red Rocks. Tickets go on sale Friday, January 24.
Knew Conscious Postpones Grand Opening After Tornadoes Delay Parts
Knew Conscious sent out a letter to supporters explaining why it’s grand opening has been delayed.
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Colorado Arts Organizations Receive Big National Grants in 2020
National funders are paying attention to Colorado arts groups.
Pearl Jam Celebrates Gigaton With Denver Concert, North American Tour
To celebrate Gigaton, Pearl Jam’s eleventh album, the band is heading on tour.
DCPA Announces Hamilton On-Sale Dates, With Scalper Warnings
The Denver Center for the Performing Arts makes big bucks off of Hamilton – and scalpers might too.
Museum of Outdoor Arts Hosts a Massive Rauschenberg Exhibition
The Englewood museum will host the largest Robert Rauschenberg exhibition Colorado has seen.
Shakeup at Indie 102.3: Jessi Whitten Leaves CPR to Join Levitt Pavilion
The longtime Indie 102.3 DJ and music director has left CPR to be the development and marketing director at Levitt Pavilion Denver.
The Saddest Graffiti in Denver
At the exit ramp from I-25 to Alameda Avenue, graffiti juxtaposes tragedies, mythologies and cultural events on a concrete barrier.
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Nathaniel Rateliff’s And It’s Still Alright Will Drop Valentine’s Day
And It’s Still Alright drops Valentine’s Day.
Kesha Announces Intimate Denver Concert With Big Freedia
Tickets go on sale on Friday, January 10.
Goodbye, Rascal Flatts: “Life Is a Highway” Tour Drives Through Denver
After twenty years, the country band is heading out on the “Life Is a Highway” tour to say goodbye to fans.
KIDZ BOP Will Bring Sanitized Pop Covers to Red Rocks
KIDZ BOP – the children friendly music brand taking over daycare centers near you – is heading out on a 59-city jaunt.
Mile High Tree’s New Light-Show Playlist Includes a Bounty of Local Musicians
Nathaniel Rateliff, the Fray and John Denver are now providing a Mile High Tree soundtrack.
How Much Crime Occurred at Red Rocks in 2019?
There was fewer than one criminal case per concert at Red Rocks in 2019.
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It’s Time to Take Decadence Seriously
From outside, it’s easy to dismiss Decadence, the massive two-day New Year’s Eve electronic-music gala. That’s a mistake.
Ready for 2020: New Year’s Resolutions for Denver Music Lovers
Looking to make Denver’s music scene stronger in 2020? Consider borrowing some of these resolutions.
The Biggest Concerts Not at Red Rocks Scheduled for 2020
Post Malone, Kenny Chesney, Billie Eilish and more of 2020’s biggest concerts in Denver.
Party After Hours When Knew Conscious Celebrates Its Grand Opening
Knew Conscious, the nearly decade old after-hours club and art gallery, has had a rough road to reopening.