Concerts

Red Rocks season has come. Here’s every artist playing in April.

Creator of Free Music For Free People Mona Magno brings musicians like Lady Gang, Reed Fox, Definitely, Maybe and others for an immersive night of music and theater at Mercury Cafe.

Flatbush Zombies and Joey Bada$$, Electric Wizard and Bang on a Can All-Stars all play Denver this weekend.

Despite being among the most enduring figures in the American underground, the Ex Hex frontwoman loses no sleep over her legacy.

The Food Network star will kick off Brooks’s sold-out show with a tailgate.

Chris Kresge, aka Goat, is best known as the DJ behind The Colorado Sound. Now, he and his band Goatz! are dropping an album.

Sara Bareilles headlines the Pepsi Center on Friday, October 18 in support of her new album, Amidst the Chaos, which was released last week. Tickets, $35 to $105, go on sale on Friday, April 12, at 10 a.m. Herbie Hancock and Kamasi Washington co-headline and will perform separate sets with…

Tickets go on sale Monday, April 15.

The Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities’ Outdoor Amphitheatre just announced its first wave of acts for its Summer Concert Series, which includes George Thorogood and the Destroyers, Pat Benetar and Neil Giraldo, Squeeze and more.

Maggie Rogers, who was slated to play two Denver concerts April 9 and 10, announced over Twitter she is too sick to perform.

Tickets go on sale on Friday, April 12.

Is a Maggie Rogers concert that costs $200 a ticket worth it?

Members Connor Birch and Colin Johnson of the band Flaural talk their new album, Postponement.

The Colorado country band Bonnie & the Clydes has premiered a music video for the new single, “Hold on Me.” It is the first of a two-part music video series

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Most fans never become friends with the musicians they love. Brittany Strummer was the exception.

Mdou Moctar is the latest Tuareg musician to find success outside the Saharan region of Africa. The Nigerien guitarist’s new album of fiery, hypnotic psych-rock, Ilana: The Creator, is one of 2019’s best releases so far.

Maggie Rogers, Eric B. & Rakim, Acid Mothers Temple, Soccer Mommy and Wishbone Ash all play Denver this week.

Kayla Marque looks back on her years playing the Westword Music Showcase.

The Fort Collins-launched jamgrass outfit WhiteWater Ramble just released its short cinematic debut, “A Band Widow’s Lament,” a video addressing gun violence in America.

Hozier, Breaking Benjamin and Dirty few all play Denver this weekend.

Three years have passed since the Denver-based Americana act released a new album, but one is coming.