Concerts

The singer-songwriter talks about Denver’s geographic beauty surrounding Denver, listening rooms and honky-tonks.

Rock-and-roll band CITRA talks about the open-mindedness of Denver, live performances, and the need for more bassoons.

Tickets go on sale on June 22.

Two versions of Yes are touring the country, and that’s just fine.

The Denver punks in the Corner Girls formed with one goal in mind: “It was definitely for fun,” drummer Madi Pietruszka recalls.

R&B singer Mawule discusses his signature sound, supporting local artists and making socially conscious music.

Don’t miss these concerts.

Su Teatro Cultural & Performing Arts Center has put out a call for nominees to be inducted into the Chicano Music Hall of Fame.

Singer Chloe Tang says she’s still finding her sound, exploring the unknown, uncertain what she’s doing with her life —  and she isn’t entirely worried about it.

Meet Chella & the Charm.

When Niki and Luke Tredinnick came to Denver, they didn’t intend to start a band. Then things changed.

Sometimes the door just seems to be locked.

Ryan Adams’ love affair with Colorado independent media continues — and this time his pen hit even closer to home. Yes, in advance of his upcoming one-off performance at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, the singer-songwriter composed an ode — and a plea — to Westword.

Soohan got his start in his dorm room. Now he’s playing Sonic Bloom.

From Joan Jett to Ween, these are the best concerts in Denver this week.

Readers loved Paul Simon, but not their fellow fans.

John Grigsby played bass for Gregory Alan Isakov, Dragondeer and Otis Taylor; now he’s dropping his first solo album.

From June 2 until June 23, local musicians playing Westword Music Showcase and the Levitt Pavilion summer concert series will be featured on Open Media Foundation’s Live From The Blue Room.

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You never know where Ryan Adams’s in-studio adventures will take him next. The singer-songwriter’s experimentation in his PAX-AM studio has led him to cover an entire Taylor Swift album, and now he’s recorded something even further afield: a jingle for 105.5 FM The Colorado Sound.

The Paul Simon farewell concert on May 30 became one of the hottest Denver tickets in recent memory.