Concerts

Tickets go on sale Monday, December 3.

Travis Egedy remembers Rhinoceropolis and the late artist Colin Ward in a new music video for the song “Color Spectrum (Tokyo Drift)” off Pictureplane’s new album, Degenerate.

Echo and the Bunnymen, the Regrettes and Chris Isaak are among this week’s best concert picks.

There’s a reason Red Rocks doesn’t host many metal concerts, claim Westword readers: It’s a terrible place to see the genre.

Elvis Costello, Ministry and Leftover Salmon all play shows in Denver this weekend.

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Tenth Mountain Division, which fields a sound somewhere between the Band and Zac Brown, began with bluegrass-flavored tones of acoustic instruments, then eventually sidled over to the louder expression of electric music.

“We do have a lot of Trump people who disagree with my message wholeheartedly, but they’re really connected to the aggression of the music.”

Danny Ke: “After the show, our keyboard player, Joe, made an herbal friend in a group of anarchists who were too bitter to pay an establishment to watch us play. They asked us to have a show at their house the next day. The Ouray House was passed down to…

The Rolling Stones announced a thirteen city U.S. tour including a Denver stop at Broncos Stadium on May 26.

Nobody can say the crew and performers in Trans-Siberian Orchestra aren’t trying to look alive.

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The Regrettes just dropped a new music video for the song “Poor Boy,” a smack-down aimed at whiny male perpetrators affronted when survivors tell their stories of sexual violence.

Denver pop-punk band One Flew West has dropped a new single, “Semi Kinda Right,” and an accompanying music video.

Denver indie-pop duo Optycnerd will release the music video for their single “Days Are Done” at 7:30 p.m. on Friday Night via YouTube Premiere.

Julien Baker discusses the archetype of the boy genius and how she, Phoebe Bridgers and Lucy Dacus are taking aim at it.

DeVotchKa, Rufus Wainwright and the Motet are all playing shows this weekend.

Fort Collins’ alternative-folk sister quartet SHEL and musician and producer Kevin Dailey are scoring the new Facebook Watch TV series Queen America.

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Since The Motet started in Boulder in 1998, the band has earned a devoted fan base through steady touring, energetic performances and occasional theme-based shows.