Music

Denver western surf rock band The Kinky Fingers are throwing a bash for their new track, “Sucker For Sure.”

Avril Lavigne, GWAR and Thievery Corporation have announced Denver shows.

The commercial-free public radio station the Drop will showcase hip-hop, R&B and contemporary urban music.

Members of Midnight Marionettes, Public Display of Aggression and Avrell filed a lawsuit against their former manager Shawn Barusch.

With the voice of a natural-born diva, YaSi pours out hip-hop-infused R&B and lyrics so personal that they almost chafe.

The Yonder Mountain String Band founder and mandolin player extraordinaire passed away in Seattle at 45.

What’s better than Stevie Wonder at Red Rocks? Stevie Wonder and Usher at Red Rocks.

These boom bap beats have wings.

Ashley Ann of Queen Beats found herself stuck at the Speedway in Las Vegas.

Jazz singer and pianist Rekha Ohal is as comfortable playing clubs as nursing homes.

Drummer Dave Watts reflects on the Westword Music Showcase and the Denver music scene.

Creedence Clearwater Revival’s John Fogerty brought the past to Red Rocks Amphitheatre.

Umphrey’s McGee, Andrea Bocelli and Nick Murphy are among the best acts playing Denver this week.

Denver musician Chad Johnson has mostly worked behind the scenes. Now, he’s stepping into the spotlight with a new album.

Ludacris, TroyBoi and Sunn O))) are among the acts who announced shows in Denver this week.

It’s safe to call The Trujillo Company a power duo.

The Denver political punk band Wild Lives talks about their new album, Return of the Kid.

When Local Natives played the Ogden Theatre, at least one fan was in a frenzy.