We should have known Ozzy Osbourne wouldn’t quit.

Fresh off of a two-night Red Rocks stand and ahead of their holiday shows, Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats are taking a stand against gun violence.

For the fifth year in a row, philanthropist and musician Libby Anschutz, daughter of billionaire Phil Anschutz and founding member of Tracksuit Wedding, will be throwing Sing It to Me Santa, a benefit concert for music education. This year’s headliner is one of Colorado’s most beloved acts: the Fray.

Crooning poet Gregory Alan Isakov offered Red Rocks a gentle look at the soul.

The next time activist musician Michael Franti comes to Colorado, he’s bringing more than just a concert to town; he’s going to be presenting his new self-directed documentary, Stay Human, which has been making waves on the festival circuit.

The Country Jam Festival 2019 headliners include Luke Bryan.

The flamboyant Croatian duo 2Cellos has announced dates for its 2019 tour in support of its soon-to-drop album, Let There Be Cello.

Make your New Year’s Eve a String Cheese Incident.

Another farewell tour announcement in a year of artists celebrating their retirement.

In the wake of Sound Tribe Sector 9’s annual Red Rocks stand, the electronic jammers have announced four Denver shows to celebrate the arrival of 2019 – including a New Year’s Eve shindig.

At Grandoozy I saw none of the mistakes that can mar a music festival into oblivion.

But she made plenty of new fans with her September 15 performance.

Grandoozy has created a utopia on a golf course far removed from Denver’s struggles.

If all goes as planned, Grandoozy – Bonnaroo promoter Superfly’s three day Denver music festival boasting one of the city’s biggest lineups of 2018 – should come off as effortless.

The hatchet-wielding, Faygo-spraying horrorcore duo the Insane Clown Posse announced a Colorado Springs concert at the Black Sheep on October 27.

An Argus security guard stood by as she watched two men attack 26-year-old Air Force veteran Joey Oertli as he was walking to his car after the Winter on the Rocks concert on January 26, 2018.

Hip-hop maven Ru Johnson is leaving Denver for a gig at the National Cannabis Festival in Washington, D.C. But before she goes, she’s throwing one more Test Kitchen, on Friday, August 31, at the Gothic Theatre.