Concerts

This local hardcore band is playing its final Denver show on Friday at Seventh Circle.

In honor of Women’s History Month, we’re highlighting musicians who keep the scene alive from Colorado icon Hazel Miller to Latin vocalist Lolita.

Denver’s Primitive Man and Full of Hell play the Gothic with The Acacia Strain and Fit for an Autopsy.

Big Gigantic gets even bigger this weekend!

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Hazel Miller & the Collective will perform at the lodge’s grand reopening party on Saturday, March 11!

Carmine Francis of Definitely, maybe and Scatter Gather has created his own debut EP, which he’s playing at Mercury Café on Saturday!

The band stops at the Oriental Theater on Friday, March 10, with Denver music icon Hazel Miller opening the show.

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Denver’s favorite dive bar needs your help for live music to happen again!

And the band’s name isn’t about a girl named August setting fire to then-vocalist Jon Hershey’s dog, Redd.

Denver punk trio plays The Crypt Thursday!

Your weekly dose of live music offerings!

He played every instrument for his new album.

More live music please!

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The song is “about everything from the fireworks coming out of Coors Field to getting a parking ticket.”

Denver’s best concerts from February 27 through March 5.

“There’s a good chance that you’ll be drawn into what we’re doing live.”

Chad Wooten’s band plays Mama D’s Birthday Bash on Friday.

The future of live music in Denver looks good!

The Fuzzheads are the “time travelers of rock.”