Big promoters are great at putting on concerts, says AEG Co-President and Senior Talent Buyer Don Strasburg. “What I think we’re really bad at is selling tickets.” Does the company have a fix?
Grandoozy, the three-day music festival that will take over the Overland Golf Course from September 14 to 16, has announced its schedule.
The day before the first of two back-to-back concerts at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats scrapped a show at Belly Up Aspen on doctor’s orders: The band’s leader was too sick to play.
Garth Jacob wanted to see Joe Russo’s Almost Dead at Red Rocks. Halfway through the concert, he was punched in the face.
From the beginning, there was nothing utopian about Slayer.
Friday night at Velorama didn’t turn out how anybody expected – twice.
At a Tampa, Florida, concert, Taylor Swift broke her silence on her assault case against former Denver DJ David Mueller.
Swirling’s confrontational politics inspire the lyrics he writes for his melodic hardcore band, which celebrates its tenth birthday this month with a two-night stand at the hi-dive.
Country star Carrie Underwood has announced her Cry Pretty Tour 360 will be hitting 55 cities across North America in 2019, in support of her album, Cry Pretty, which drops September 14, 2018.
DeVotchKa, which is slated to release a new album on August 24, will be joined by CAKE and Calexico for the third and final On Tap With KBCO this September.
Punk isn’t dead. It’s artisanal.
Things will get better. That’s the theme of most of Logic’s new song with OneRepublic’s Ryan Tedder, Colorado’s reigning king of cheesy pop.
Earlier today, Live Nation confirmed Drake and Migos would be canceling their Sunday, July 29 concert, but that they would still play Saturday, July, 28. Now, Drake’s team is saying that both shows will be postponed.
Drake and Migos were planning to play Denver’s Pepsi Center Saturday and Sunday, July 28 to 29, 2018. But according to Altitude Tickets today, the Sunday concert has been postponed.
The Denver Art Museum has announced it will be brining 100-plus works by French impressionist Claude Monet to Denver in what the museum is billing as “the most comprehensive U.S. exhibition of Monet paintings in more than two decades.”
Avenged Sevenfold’s lead singer M. Shadows has been ordered to rest his over-taxed vocal cords.
Jen Korte’s solo project Lady Gang has been turning heads in 2018.
Mile High Mixtape Vol. 1 is an art exhibit pairing musicians and visual artists.
Denver punk icon Johnny Bender, born Johnny Wilson, died by suicide earlier this week, according to a post from his band, the Gamits.
Velorama, the RiNo music festival that’s a part of the Colorado Classic bike race, announced today that it would be replacing headliner Glass Animals with Modest Mouse.
Nazis, beware. The goofballs in Hail Satan have a message for you and your bigoted ilk: “I will eat you!”
Few bands tap into that perfect mix of jam-band and heavy rock that Colorado music fans love like Primus, a familiar face on the Front Range.
