Music

Jeff Cormack of the indie-rock band South of France will speak at the free, monthly music industry meetup, Balanced Breakfast, at the Mercury Cafe.

Some musicians buy a van; Gideon Irving takes to the wide-open road by horse.

Romance, interpersonal struggles and self-searching have coursed through the Cincinnati-bred band’s music.

The Velveteers cast their spell with the help of a secret recipe.

There are perils and possibilities at Love Gang’s trailer park bar show.

“We are absolute junkies for hooks,” says future-pop duo OptycNerd’s singer Chris Kimmel.

Singer-songwriter Kyle Donovan has a knack for finding universal themes in everyday life.

OneRepublic, Josh Groban and Mogwai play Denver this week.

The Mission Ballroom will bring back its Fair Ticketing system for two Thanksgiving String Cheese Incident concerts.

Celebrate Labor Day with GRiZ, Phish, A Taste of Colorado and so many more.

Dave Matthews Band, Korn and KRS-One play Denver this weekend.

The Denver-based folk-rock band the Lumineers will premiere the film accompanying their third album, III.

Wu-Tang Clan, Marilyn Manson and the Roots all announced Denver concerts this week.

Fleas on plague-infested prairie dogs force Phish to cancel camping at its Colorado concerts and bring out the worst on Twitter.

Denver-based R&B singer Such discusses her new album, Wide Nose Full Lips, and her upcoming album release party at the Soiled Dove.

Dick’s Sporting Goods will be open for the annual Labor Day Phish shows, despite concerns about the plague.

The members of Snake Drive found inspiration in the Ghost of R.L. Burnside.

The Colorado Symphony will make the epic film even more epic.

Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats, $uicideBoy$, and Molotov play Denver this week.