Music

Blake Brown’s raspy voice gives Blake Brown & the American Dust Choir its trademark sound.

Monday night’s Pepsi Center extravaganza was the fourth stop on the North American leg of Lorde’s “Melodrama” tour. We left feeling hopeful.

The 24th annual Westword Music Showcase will take over the Golden Triangle neighborhood from noon to 10 p.m. on June 23. Presale begins at 10 a.m. today, March 6.

Elk Minister is releasing a new song every two weeks – all from his Great Aunt Coleslaw.

Denver artist and musician Andrew Novick remembers his first concert with the Warlock Pinchers.

Metal fans have reason to celebrate: Both Slayer and Avenged Sevenfold announced Denver-area concerts.

In 2009, Steve Blatt noticed something missing in many schools’ music programs: instruments.

Looking for live music this week? These are our picks.

Some readers want Bon Jovi to be the opener at Pepsi Center.

Looking for live music this weekend? Here’s your guide.

Singer-songwriter Gabrielle Aplin finds inspiration in the stars.

No dream seems too far out of reach for Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats.

Good Old War singer Keith Goodwin talks to Westword about the band’s EP, Whole Foods, Super Bowl celebrations, and making music with lifelong friends.

Pushing the boundaries of bluegrass is perhaps the most status-quo thing a Colorado bluegrass band can do.

Your guide to the latest Denver concert announcements.

Tickets go on sale Friday, March 2.

The creation of local psych-blues outfit Dragondeer’s first full-length record, If You Got The Blues, was a totally new type of production for the group.

Avenhart is ready to take Colorado by storm.

R.L. Cole has wandered the roads of America, written countless songs for other musicians, and now he’s burning bright on his own.