Music

Tool, FKA Twigs and Kim Petras announce Denver concerts.

In its third year, the weekly Mx. Weirdo competition moves to Fridays and adds non-drag acts to the lineup.

Denver-area musicians perform live at Camera Jams, a weekly online concert.

The music education nonprofit’s 2019 fellows showcase their talent.

Venus Crus on why “improvised fights need to stop.”

The ‘90s era of Phish making its eccentric, joyful, classical-influenced instrumentals is ancient history.

Gary Clark Jr., Blink-182, Bon Iver and Amos Lee play Denver this week.

When radio station 93.3 turned the first half hour of a Weezer concert into an on-air interview, fans rebelled.

Tool announces its return to Denver to celebrate Fear Inoculum.

Channel 93.3 hosted a Weezer concert and tried to be unique but instead faceplanted.

Dessa, the Velveteers and SQUNTO play Denver this week.

The Wood Brothers found inspiration in Boulder’s rich music scene.

The Denver singer-songwriter talks about her latest music video.

Brockhampton, String Cheese Incident and Bassted have all announced Denver concerts.

If there’s any fan base that will risk contracting a medieval disease — and it should be noted that risk is very, very low — its Phish fans

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.