Music

Sometimes tours don’t go as planned.

Trent Campbell came up with a fantastical, cosmic story for Tnertle’s new album Burning Down the Sun.

With the release of their new album, Bud Bronson & The Good Timers show that even their punk-rock anthems aren’t impervious to the state of the world.

Black Moth Super Rainbow’s vocalist and visionary Tobacco, also known as Thomas Fec, never understood trends in music.

These high school bluegrass virtuosos are raising money for mental health awareness.

The group Wood Belly has garnered acclaim in the bluegrass scene.

Even Josh Groban has writer’s block.

October 22 was not a very good day for Jay Bianchi, his employees or the musicians who played his bar.

Thievery Corporation delivered a much-needed global dance party in Denver.

Knuckle Pups is dropping its debut EP at the Larimer Lounge this weekend.

Fractivist Xiuhtezcatl Martinez opens up about his album.

Saintseneca’s Zack Little wants instruments to surprise him.

In Denver, a city with a thriving doom scene, the progressive metal band Hydraform makes its mark with a cleaner, melodic sound.

Ahead of Herman’s Hideaway Halloween bash, the Iron Maidens spoke to Westword about being the only all-women Maiden cover band and meeting Steve Harris.

From Kamasi Washington to Insane Clown Posse, touring musicians will be making this a weekend to remember.

Justin Timberlake is suffering from a case of bruised vocal cords.

“Denver is very different from any place I’ve lived, as far as the music scene,” says Molly Raney, the classically trained, California-born avant-pop musician better known as Poppet.

Celebrate Halloween at one of Denver’s spookiest shows.