Concerts

The band will be at Red Rocks on October 8.

At Denver’s FashionNation, Dr. Martens sales to youth are on the rise.

“Our career is at a point where we now live under a bridge, and all the bands that have played with us in ‘support’ are passing us by overhead. DeVotchKa, Nathaniel Rateliff, the Dresden Dolls — fill in your favorite band,” says Munly Munly of DBUK.

Ahead of its upcoming space-folk concept album “Safe Passage,” Denver folk duo Astralingua has released a music video for the single “The Nimble Men & Space Blues.”

Newly thirty, the Nashville garage rocker looks inward with a wink.

Jauz, Bishop Briggs, Crooked Colours, Lovelytheband and Shaed will headline the June 29 event.

Tickets go on sale February 1.

Westword caught up with Slug ahead of Atmosphere’s Winter on the Rocks concert at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, and we spoke about fatherhood.

Justin Timberlake, Fleetwood Mac and Dorothy are all playing Denver this week.

Leftover Salmon’s longtime bassist Greg Garrison speaks about his memories of Westword Music Showcase.

Little Fyodor, the wacky musical persona of Dave Lichtenberg, is a Denver legend, who got his start back in the ’90s and now, at 61, continues to bring his outsider antics to shows across town (albeit, less frequently than in years past, since the band is technically an extended break).

This summer Third Eye Blind, Jimmy Eat World and Ra Ra Riot will head out on the 35-city Summer of God tour that hits Levitt Pavilion.

Rascal Flatts will give fans a look at its recent Red Rocks concert in an episode of AXS TV’s Gone Country,

Denver rapper Lee Lee 2X has deep ties to Denver’s entertainment community, and she’s hoping her debut record, 2 Sides 2 the Story, will catch listeners’ attention.

Former Lumineers member Neyla Pekarek celebrates the release of her new solo album, Rattlesnake, in her home town of Greeley at the Moxi Theater tonight, while the all-women mariachi group Flor de Toloache is at Swallow Hill on Saturday, and SunSquabi headlines the Fillmore Auditorium on Saturday. This weekend’s lineup also…

Songwriter Colin Kelly and guitarist Jim Herlihy share what keeps them passionate about creating music for their rock-and-roll band.

Death Cab for Cutie, King Crimson and Mitski have all announced Denver concerts.

Today, January 23, the group released a music video for “Till You’re Told,” directed by Michael John McKee.

The act will play Fiddler’s on August 23 and August 24.

The Denver band will be headlining the Fillmore on Saturday, January 26.

The festival has brought headliners like Wilco, Death Cab for Cutie and Modest Mouse to town.

MC Hammer will play Denver in 2019 with Sir Mix-a-Lot, Sisquo, Biz Markie, 2 Live Crew, and Funky Bunch.