Peaches Still Has More to Teach Us
Known for her hit “Fuck the Pain Away,” she opens for M.I.A at Red Rocks on May 29-30.
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Gozu Has the Remedy for Pandemic Frustrations
The Boston band has a new release and will be in Denver on May 28.
Emancipator, $UICIDEBOY$ and Every New Denver Concert Announcement
Emancipator plays a benefit show at Mission Ballroom next month and $UICIDEBOY$ swings through Red Rocks for two nights in October.
Chris Cart3r and HOLiDAY Tease Joint EP The Sky Is on Fire
Denver rappers Chris Cart3r and HOLiDAY met through fate.
Westword Music Showcase Taking a Break in 2023
We’ve hosted the fest in LoDo, the Golden Triangle and RiNo. What’s next?
Five Points Jazz Festival Turns Twenty
Who will we see there?
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The Best New Music by Colorado Musicians Released in May
Time to freshen up your playlist and support local artists!
Clare Dunn’s Love Letter to Colorado
“As a people, we are as strong, rugged and vast as the Rockies and the high plains that make up our state,” the country singer says.
What to Know About Red Rocks’ New Bag Policy
Red Rocks Amphitheatre has a new bag policy, banning multi-pocket bags from the venue.
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Les Claypool’s Fearless Frog Brigade, Chromeo and the Best Concerts in Denver This Week
Who will be at Chromeo’s eighth Funk on the Rocks?
Black Market Translation Is the Gritty, Improv Punk Band of Your Dreams
The improv punk band Black Market Translation just released a new album, Triogene, and plays an album release show at Mutiny Information Cafe.
Big Gigantic, Local Natives and Every New Denver Concert Announcement
Big G brings the mini-fest RowdyTown back to Red Rocks!
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Metalcore Band Like Moths to Flames Plays the Marquis Saturday
With tourmates Foreign Hands and Currents, this Like Moths to Flames concert will be one to remember.
Bass Musician Mr. Bill Wants to Have a Talk About Ketamine
“Energy, vibes and awesome, honest, pure and true connection with other like-minded human beings is the best part of the core of the electronic music movement, and ketamine kills that.”
Sparta’s Jim Ward Reflects on Twenty Years of Wiretap Scars
The rock band celebrates the twentieth anniversary of its debut album at the Bluebird Theater on Thursday!
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Leftover Salmon Celebrates Roots on New Album With Billy Strings and More
The pioneering jamgrass band is now almost halfway into its fourth decade, and releases “Grass Roots” this Friday!
Bill to Protect Tickets From Scalpers Awaits Governor’s Signature
If it’s signed, the bill also enforces that ticket prices are shown including fees, so no one is surprised upon checkout.
Opiuo, the Dresden Dolls and the Best Concerts in Denver This Week
Opiuo plays Red Rocks this weekend, the Dresden Dolls play a rare three-night run at Ophelia’s and the Fruit Bats return to the Ogden.
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Reader: Old Denver Is Making a Cameo at Bar Bar
Carioca Cafe finally has a cabaret license and is booking live acts legally, including drag shows.
The Backseat Lovers Share a “Supernatural” Connection
Salt Lake City’s The Backseat Lovers are ready for the road.
Caroline Polachek on Her Influences, Her Bandmates and Boulder
She’s playing the Mission on Sunday, and wishes she had time to visit the Dushanbe Tea House.
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Necropanther Is Still Independent and Still Kicking Ass
Necropanther plays Moe’s Original BBQ and Bowl on Saturday with Goat Hill Massacre, DiseNgaged and Oros.