Little girls smudged with makeup awoke from Katy Perry dreams across Denver today, plotting to skip school. Their parents stumbled into work, if they didn’t play hookie themselves. They’re all surely mentally hungover from Perry’s concert, so entertaining that her messages were hidden in the fun.

The dance party 45s Against 45 uses seven-inch records to fight Donald Trump’s administration and raise funds for the American Civil Liberties Union.

Morrissey and the animal rights group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals are sending his concertgoers a pro-vegetarian message, starting tonight, November 20, at his show at Denver’s Paramount Theatre.

KOSI 101.1 is sacrificing its precious airwaves to the spirit of Christmas – 24/7 – starting early November 17.

Temple Denver, a high-end Vegas-style nightclub transplanted from San Francisco, has arrived in Denver. Between unwanted stenciled tags, aggressive promotions and DJ drama, it’s been a turbulent landing for the new club.

Cold Specks’ Ladan Hussein has no idea whether anybody in Denver remembers who she is. She played the city once, back in 2013, opening for rocker Jim James at the Ogden Theatre and hasn’t been back – until tonight, November 11, headlining at Lost Lake Lounge.

Is Jay-Z becoming a wannabe Tony Robbins?

Bruno Mars, who made a nest at the top of the Billboard Charts for most of the past year, has been advised by his doctor not to perform his Monday, October 30 concert, in Denver.

We need a massive injection of femme power, the kind Kesha showered on us on Tuesday night in Denver.

Singer-songwriter Coles Whalen never thought she would be stalked for six years by a man she’d never met.

Meet five of the greatest people in the Denver music scene.

Other people’s hats and hairdos have ruined one too many concerts for us. Here are some styles to avoid.

It’s not the gentrification or the ugly condos that are driving Ian Cooke away. The reason the singer-songwriter is leaving Denver in January, weeks after the Ian Cooke Band collaborates on a production with dance troupe Wonderbound, is simple: love.