Psychs Peak fest wants to build on momentum sparked by King Gizz
The grassroots rock festival in Pine celebrates its sixth year this weekend with over 30 bands.
The grassroots rock festival in Pine celebrates its sixth year this weekend with over 30 bands.
Now in its fourth year, the Broadway festival will showcase awesomely odd performances this Thursday to Sunday.
The Denver-based rock band was in a precarious position as members were pulling further away. Perfect time to make an album.
If this really is Santana’s last lap through the venue for a while, Denver got a fitting goodbye.
In 2022, they were performing at weddings and quinceañeras. Last weekend, they took over Red Rocks.
Westword members can catch this time-melting rock band at our office on Aug. 27.
On Friday, Aug. 21, the Australian singer-songwriter returned to Denver on her latest tour.
The North Carolina rapper proved he’s still in a Cole World during a packed show at Ball Arena.
The Fiddler’s Green concert schedule is stacked, with Dave Matthews Band, Rob Zombie and Marilyn Manson, and more.
The New Year’s Eve party welcomes national headliners Marshmello and DJ Snake to the Colorado Convention Center.
Lars is a junior at DU and Maximus just started high school. Sometimes, they let their dad join.
Sold-out shows at the Ogden Theatre marked the start of their debut U.S. headlining tour.
Steve Lacy, Goose, Foster the People, Atmosphere, LCD Soundsystem and more await.
“If you’re a MAGAt and you show up to a hardcore punk show, you’re going to get your ass kicked, and we’re going to enjoy doing it.”
The three-day festival this weekend, headlined by the popular Aussie band each night, looks to build on last year’s success.
Shonen Knife will play a special Osaka Ramones set at HQ on Tuesday, Aug. 11.
Kahan performed at a packed Coors Field for the first night of his weekend run in Denver.
Motionless In White and Lorna Shore round out a historically heavy bill at the iconic venue on Aug. 9.
As Blucifer’s First Rodeo and the Underground Music Showcase squared off, everybody won. But will it happen again next year?
The crowd was ready to go all night long on Friday night.
True to form, he started with a flip and a wall of fire.
Over the weekend, the Baker neighborhood, South Broadway and DIY venues all came alive with music and parties.