Concerts

The Waterboys take us where the action is with a new album that continues to defy genres.

Denver’s biggest rapper Trev Rich, who dropped Trap Gospel this summer, wonders if his September 26 concert will be his last hurrah.

Former Leftover Salmon member Bill McKay celebrates turning fifty with a massive jam session at the Oriental Theater.

Denver native and rapper Zay Hardy discusses his new EP, SVO 2.

The Black Keys, Trev Rich and Russian Circles play Denver concerts this week.

John Prine brought paradise to Red Rocks, despite the Colorado Symphony’s overbearing performance.

Guitarist Adrian Belew was playing in a Nashville cover band, when Frank Zappa discovered him.

Country superstar Miranda Lambert just announced the Wildcard Tour, which launches in 2020.

Brian Wilson, Above and Beyond and REZZ play Denver this weekend.

Up-and-coming artist Mandy Groves makes romance happen at a roller-skating rink in her new music video.

Balloon Pop, dubbed “a curated mobile concert series,” comes to Denver Friday night. But what exactly is a curated mobile concert series?

Cameron United Methodist Church is attempting to host a record-breaking bluegrass jam.

Dashboard Confessional, Keane and Art Garfunkel all announced Denver concerts this week.

The Downtown Artery in Fort Collins announced it’s closing its music venue and coffee shop.

The Santa Fe arts and entertainment company will explore a “contemporary-ruin” aesthetic at a three day rave.

Drummer Patrick Carney never attended an arena show until his band played one.

Mark Bliesener just released Jurassic Mark to celebrate his seventieth birthday

Singer-songwriter and comedian Mishka Shubaly, ten years sober, will perform three Denver-area shows with comedian Jake Flores.

Carrie Underwood, Jason Isbell and Cuco all play Denver concerts this week.

Florida Georgia Line, Greensky Bluegrass, and Flogging Molly are among the best acts playing Denver this week.

Denver-based Latin psych-surf band Vic N’ The Narwhals discusses its debut album, Lágrimas de Agave.

Brittany Howard, Cold War Kids and Bob Dylan all announced Denver concerts.