Music

The Americana band’s song “Gloria” didn’t make the cut.

Dark Palace is a three-day dance obscura inspired by a memorization technique called a “memory palace.”

The Doobie Brothers, members of Dead and Company and Post Malone have announced Denver concerts this week.

Colorado has at least four ties to the 2020 Grammy Awards.

After taking a break from music, Esmé Patterson’s is back with a new track produced by Tennis and an album on the horizon.

Guitarist Nils Lofgren talks about working with Neil Young and Crazy Horse on Colorado.

Tickets go on sale Friday, November 22.

Antifascist activists slam the Roxy Theatre for hosting a metal festival with alleged Nazi ties.

Andy Thomas is putting his band Dust Heart to bed, but not before dropping one last record.

How Ghost Tapes gave a man called the Joker a backyard fridge.

The Denver singer-songwriter, who has been busy with his band the Night Sweats, will be returning to Red Rocks for a solo concert.

It’s become a tradition: The folk-rock darlings, The Avett Brothers, are returning to Red Rocks.

The famed singer talks about politics, performing and the pleasure of reading.

The Chainsmokers, Da Baby, Slayer and Wilco play Denver this week.

Bringing the blues from L.A. to Paris, and back again.

The Denver DJ will be opening for Kaivon at Larimer Lounge.

Andy Cabic’s sick of the genre label that has followed Vetiver for years.

Kevin Gates, Zomboy and Pigeons Playing Ping Pong play Denver this week.

French Montana backed out of his headlining spot at Phonetopia, and Anderson .Paak is replacing him.

Silo Sound Studios has a reputation for old-school recording at Mile High.

Members of Denver’s jazzy quartet Specific Ocean felt a tinge of nostalgia when they used the studio at the Lamont School of Music.