Concerts

Peso Pluma plays Ball Arena on August 9.

The March 20 show is one of 47 stops on the Puerto Rican superstar’s “Most Wanted Tour.”

The Canadian alt-rock band owes its new-found fame to a viral TikTok video and dedicated, fresh-faced groupies.

While the tour is also being called a “farewell” tour, drummer Stephen Perkins says, “I don’t like that word. If there’s a purpose for us, there will be more.”

The September shows had been pushed to January, then April. And now?

J Lo plays Ball Arena on July 22.

It took the producer eight months to plan Opiuo and the Opulent Orchestra.

Musicians include Graham Nash, Trombone Shorty and DeVotchKa!

Tickets go on sale Friday, February 16.

The RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars winner will play a concert at the Gothic dubbed Valentine’s Day Is Terrible: An Evening With Alaska Thunderfuck.

Janet Jackson will play Ball Arena with Nelly on June 16.

The multi-platinum Grammy winner just announced his 24-city tour.

Tool returned to Denver after playing Blue Arena in October, and fans showed up in full.

The unbridled singer-songwriter rolls into town for two shows at Bluebird Theater this weekend.

Mighty Poplar’s first album has been nominated for a Grammy this year. The band plays the Ogden on Friday, February 16.

The singer-songwriter plays Globe Hall on Saturday, February 3.

The hip-hop queen just released her fifth album, Pink Friday 2.

It’s the band’s first show at Fiddler’s since 2022.

“We consider Colorado our spiritual home. And we have for years.”

“I did time, yes; I was a heroin addict, yes. I had a lot of problems, and yes, I’m gay.”

This concert will be “up close and personal.”

Granda Bredo will be in residence, at the new International Cryonics Museum in the Stanley hotel’s icehouse.