Fat Mike’s Punk in Drublic brings NOFX, the Bouncing Souls, Leftover Crack, the Lawrence Arms and more to Red Rocks.

Before we talk about why Garth Brooks can pack 84,000 people into Broncos Stadium and play what he called the best concert of his career, let’s set the stage: We live in an age of bitter white men.

What do you ask when you have two minutes with Garth Brooks?

Nate Cook reflects on his time playing the Westword Music Showcase and the evolution of Denver’s music scene.

Paula Vrakas is opening Roxy Denver in the Syntax Physic Opera space. Sound familiar? Denver already has a Roxy.

Garth Brooks is coming to Broncos Stadium. Expect bad traffic.

When the Rolling Stones come through town on Saturday, August 10, Denver’s own Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats will be opening.

Live Nation Merchandise is on the hunt for bootleggers ripping off New Kids on the Block gear.

Yuzo Nieto of Pink Hawks looks back on playing Westword Music Showcase.

The Turnpike Troubadours announced they would be calling off their Tuesday, June 18 Red Rocks gig and going on an indefinite hiatus.

Red Rocks is on fire in June, with shows by Widespread Panic, Anderson .Paak, Billie Eilish and Turnpike Troubadours.

Mexican pop star Ana Bárbara has postponed her Denver stop on the Mi Revancha Tour.

Michael Franti has been bringing his politically conscious music to Colorado since the ’90s.

Bonobo is bringing Outlier to Wings Over the Rockies Air and Space Museum.

The Denver indie-rock band Faceman looks back on its years playing the Westword Music Showcase

Jeff Campbell, aka Apostle, was a force in Denver’s hip-hop scene in the late ’90s and through the ’00s.