Indiewood Street Festival Made an Epic, Sold-Out Debut
Swallow Hill Music’s inaugural Indiewood Street Festival was a major success, and we’re hoping it starts a new tradition.
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Photos: Goose Makes a Four-Piece Debut at Fiddler’s
The band’s return to Fiddler’s on June 6 was marked by song debuts and deep second-set jams.
Legendary Underground SanFran Act Returns to Denver for the First Time in 14 Years
The iconic house-music makers defined “underground” and “DIY” long before they became hashtags.
Goose Talks Its New Direction as a Four-Piece Ahead of Fiddler’s Run
Peter Anspach of Goose discusses the band’s new studio album and touring as a four-piece before taking on Fiddler’s for a two-night run.
Styx Wants to Sing This Song With Eric Cartman
The longtime prog-rock band has already been covered by the foul-mouthed fourth grader in South Park.
This New Music Festival Is Bringing Together Some of Denver’s Best Indie Bands This Weekend
Indiewood will take over a block in Englewood for a day full of live music, food trucks and dancing.
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Big Head Todd and the Monsters Celebrate Forty Years of Colorado-Bred Blues Rock
The band is gearing up for a whirlwind anniversary show at Red Rocks with Bill Murray, Warren Haynes, Cheap Trick and Cracker.
T-Pain, Ying Yang Twins and Waka Flaka Flame Are Coming to Red Rocks
The announcement came just a day after T-Pain hinted at retiring, so this could be your last chance to see the icon in Colorado.
How Bayside Continues to Embody Devotion and Desire
The longtime emo band brings its 25-year anniversary tour to Summit on Friday, June 6, and Saturday, June 7.
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Colorado Music Hall of Fame Moves Into Colorado Convention Center
“We are thrilled to bring the stories and legacies of Colorado’s music legends to the heart of downtown Denver.”
Outside Festival’s Second Year at Civic Center Was a Hit
The massive event in downtown Denver offered a powerful reminder to get outdoors-and to take care of our neighbors and the Earth itself.
Summer of Peril Brings Its “Grunge-Gaze” to the Creepatorium
The Fort Collins band approaches shoegaze a little differently.
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Harm Reduction Org DanceSafe Ejects Denver-based Director
The group, known for giving out drug testing kits, earplugs, and condoms at festivals, will maintain strong Denver connections
Dope Lemon Turns the Fillmore Into a Psychedelic Playground: Review
The vibes were high, and so was a lot of the audience.
Our Favorite New Music From Colorado Artists This Month
Forget May flowers, we’ve got a bouquet full of new releases from local musicians
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Pure Prairie League Is Back on Track
The legendary country-rock band plays Paramount Theatre on Sunday, June 1.
Review: Lord Huron Performs Historical Fiction at a Sold-Out Red Rocks
The band will be at the Outside Festival on Sunday.
This DIY Music Festival Is Creating Community Through Shared Anger
Formerly called the Underground Pride Festival, the event’s name has changed to Underground Wrath in response to the Trump administration’s policies around marginalized groups.
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Photos: The Black Keys Sell Out Red Rocks for No Rain, No Flowers Tour
The Black Keys brought its No Rain, No Flowers Tour to Red Rocks and performed fan favorites.
Colorado Neurologist Explains Just What Billy Joel’s Diagnosis Means
Billy Joel recently canceled all his tour dates after his diagnosis.
Free Summer Concert Series Returns to Vail in June
The free weekend of music features headliners Cannons and Vandelux.
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How Telluride Bluegrass Festival Came to Be One of Colorado’s Best Fests
Fifty years on, the annual Telluride Bluegrass Festival is still a musical sanctuary for fans of bluegrass and roots music.