Concerts

“In my opinion, it’s basically impossible for a live music venue to reopen.”

The legendary music venue won’t reopen.

This Colorado bluegrass duo’s making its debut during a pandemic.

The South Broadway venue is closing down for good.

Fort Collins will host Colorado’s first drive-in music festival.

With gun tattoos on their ankles and raucous songs to boot, the Denver rock band Boot Gun is ready to shoot.

No venues? No problem. The indie-rock quartet Wildermiss is playing shows outside fans’ homes.

Dozens of Denver artists joined forces virtually for this stirring cover of Fleet Foxes’ “Helplessness Blues.”

Knew Conscious struggled to reopen, and just as it did, COVID-19 shut it down. Now the venue is back with a streaming concert series.

Cate Downey is stuck Norway, but back home in Denver, Indie 102.3 is streaming her latest, “Picture on the Wall” throughout May.

The album is spooky good.

The JAS Labor Day Experience has been pushed back to 2021.

The indie-rock band plans to deliver its latest album by skateboard.

The memoir chronicles the musician’s experiences with childhood abuse.

Music has become a coronavirus casualty.

Twist & Shout, Wax Trax, Angelo’s and more Denver record shops are opening up after the COVID-19. Here’s how.

COVID-19 has obliterated every June concert at Red Rocks.

Looking for sticks, strings and pedals? Here’s when and how Denver’s music-gear sellers are reopening their shops.

The Lumineers are organizing a massive concert with OneRepublic, Nathaniel Rateliff, String Cheese Incident members, and more.

“‘You Think You’re Hollywood’ is basically a kick to the gut of the setbacks that come with the business.”

The sixteen-year-old is surprised she’s making a splash as a musician.

The new song was inspired by the stories of migrant children separated from their parents at the border