Concerts

The Denver music festival expands to two days and a new neighborhood.

After blowing up on the social media app that’s the TikTok of musicians, the Denver artist signed with a label.

She plans to expand the folk music institution’s community outreach and bring more local talent to the stage.

The Austin musician is headed to Red Rocks.

Kygo, Shakey Graves, Subtronics, Jackie & the Racket and Strange Americans are playing Denver this week.

Fort Collins indie band Lady Denim is one of many Colorado acts happy to be diving back into the music scene after a long year.

The genre-spanning album Swim explores the fear of drowning.

The Grand Alliance, South of France, the Still Tide, and DJ Jazzy Jeff play Denver this week.

Crushed by isolation during COVID-19, Pie Lombardi spent his savings recording two new tracks at the Blasting Room.

The Yawpers frontman will bike across the U.S. for the Sweet Relief Musicians Fund.

Dressy Bessy goes outer space for the new music video “I’m Still Here.”

Twenty One Pilots, Wiz Khalifa, and Dropkick Murphys are in the mix.

The band will play the Bluebird, Ogden, Mission and Ball Arena

The new name honors the building’s history.

Party with punk puppets on the verge of a breakdown.

Who cares about a date change when you’re high as hell?

The Colorado Music Hall of Fame is throwing an online auction.

Cheap Perfume’s new song takes aim at the patriarchy.

After the Colorado Musician’s Union protested So Many Roads, Ferguson, Carbone & Peck canceled two concerts at the venue.

This will be the singer-songwriter’s first large concert since the pandemic.

Grace Potter, Chella & the Charm and Doom Flamingo play Denver this week.

He’s been accused of sexual assault, physical violence and a failure to pay musicians.