Concerts

The Denver rockers will be playing their biggest show yet.

Wax Trax Records and other collectors from around the country will be on site.

On tap: Guns N’ Roses, the Mountain Goats, Yo-Yo Ma, and Quinn XCII.

The business, which took over the Purple Martini, is hoping to get a fresh start.

On tap: Wu-Tang Clan with the Colorado Symphony, Kesha, Melissa Ethridge and more.

As the Delta variant surges, the live music industry is beginning to require vaccination proof.

Refunds are available for those who choose not to comply.

Jason Isbell and Lucinda Williams have the same requirements.

The odd-pairing played a perfect set.

In the mix: Yola, Yola, Rickie Lee Jones, Bone Thungs-N-Harmony, and FACE Vocal band.

La Molly plays a mix of traditional Latin American sounds and contemporary music.

The indie band is headed to Colorado for four nights.

Dozens of bands will play around RiNo.

The Pink Hawks frontman is on the hunt for artists.

After more than a year in the dark, Boettcher Concert Hall returns to life.

Enjoy live music from Fitz & the Tantrums, Sleater-Kinney, Wilco and more.

The surge in the Delta variant moved organizers to shut down their festival.

Tickets are available now.

The longtime sound engineer and talent buyer has big plans for summer 2022.

On tap: Shine Music Festival, City Park Jazz and Punk in the Park.

Take home a slice of Denver music history.

John Legend, Tyler, the Creator, the return of Swallow Hill indoor concerts and more.