Concerts

Even with all concerts shut down, Denver promoters optimistically plan ahead.

Four bands you need to hear now.

Human Impact has created a dystopian soundtrack for a world in bedlam.

Together, Jack Frerer and Ayla Xuan Chi Sullivan wrote splinter.

Chris Steele, aka Time, has released These Songs Kill Fascists.

After losing their jobs to coronavirus, music industry workers band together for aid.

David McGhee of The Vanilla Milkshakes on recording with Calvin Johnson.

Every date through May 11 is gone.

Mayor Michael Hancock has closed down all clubs and bars, and now contract workers in the music industry are scrambling.

Sal DiAndrea has written the perfect song to soundtrack a warm, clear summer evening in Denver’s Northside.

Most venues are shut down, but a few venues are continuing on with concerts in Denver.

Doug Kauffman closed the Lion’s Lair over concerns about the coronavirus pandemic.

Jared Polis issued an order cancelling all 250-plus capacity concerts. AEG and Live Nation are responding to the news.

As concerts and tours canceled worldwide, Dwight Yoakam played on at the Mission Ballroom.

Coronavirus has concert promoters shutting down shows statewide.

Do you dare to catch a concert this weekend?

Denver’s Post Malone concert still hasn’t been canceled.

From suicide to social media addiction, Glass Cases takes on the trials facing millennials.

Wilco, Sleater-Kinney, Haley Williams, Snow Patrol and more announce Denver concerts.

This St. Patrick’s Day weekend celebrate Irish folk music with Gobs O’ Phun.

Fusing EDM and jazz has turned Big Gigantic into Red Rocks royalty.

Thundercat, Michaela Anne, Destroyer and Jason Boland & the Stragglers are four artists you need to know about now.