Concerts

The tour includes Mudvayne and All That Remains.

Red Rocks has truly earned its horns with this brutal lineup. Here are five takeaways from Monday’s Amon Amarth concert.

The Mountain Music Mondays lineup includes moe., Spafford, the Travelin’ McCourys, Drew Holcomb and the Neighbors, and more.

The bluegrass band plays Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom on Friday, April 26.

Neil Young will perform with Crazy Horse on Wednesday, July 31.

The rappers brought the heat to Red Rocks despite the snowy weather.

Heilung’s concerts are meant to evoke pagan rituals, with incense burning, Tibetan and Mongolian throat-singing and spiritual experiences.

The Sweat Tour will stop in Denver on Friday, October 11.

FoCoMX returns this weekend to celebrate the best of local live music.

The hip-hop icons will perform at Ball Arena on their 27-date tour.

The chain-swinging Seattle punk band makes its Denver debut at D3 Arts on Wednesday, April 17.

From Wiz Khalifa at Red Rocks to Green Druid playing hi-dive, we’ve got you covered.

The tour was postponed last year after Steven Tyler fractured his larynx, but the rock icons aren’t letting anything stop their Peace Out tour this time.

The hip-hop legend will be touring with Busta Rhymes, Ciara and Timbaland.

Rocker Mountain Ripper IV is bringing a strong lineup of rock bands to HQ and the hi-dive.

This is the Piano Man’s first Denver performance in five years.

The country star brought his Standing Room Only Tour to Ball Arena on April 4.

The Denver psych-jammers of Sqwerv will share Hors D’oeuvres Part 1 during a release show at Globe Hall on Friday.

Tickets go on sale Friday, April 5, when the rock duo’s new album drops.

“As a culture, we need to exit the safe spaces of our computers and our homes and get out and do something about it and make a change.”

Chali 2na and Cut Chemist, Melvin Seals and JGB are just a few of the concerts added to the lineup.

Bad Bunny brought his Most Wanted Tour to Denver on March 20.