Concerts

Formerly called the Underground Pride Festival, the event’s name has changed to Underground Wrath in response to the Trump administration’s policies around marginalized groups.

The Black Keys brought its No Rain, No Flowers Tour to Red Rocks and performed fan favorites.

Billy Joel recently canceled all his tour dates after his diagnosis.

The free weekend of music features headliners Cannons and Vandelux.

Fifty years on, the annual Telluride Bluegrass Festival is still a musical sanctuary for fans of bluegrass and roots music.

The Australian indie-rocker discusses his mystical influences ahead of his Fillmore show on May 29.

Brad Paisley performed to a sold-out Red Rocks crowd on Saturday, May 25, 2025, for the third stop on his Truck Still Works World Tour. Support from Walker Hayes and Avery Anna.

Leon Bridges performed to a sold-out crowd at Red Rocks on Friday, May 23, with support from LA LOM.

Ben Perea is revealing unseen photography that captured Queen’s final performance in Denver.

The vibe conjured something akin to a Dead show populated by salesmen and stay-at-home moms from the 1980s.

Sting sold out three nights at Red Rocks with his new power trio for the STING 3.0 Tour.

Recent announcements include Jon Batiste; tickets for the Big Money Tour are available May 20.

No one will ever believe you when you say you got to see Bill Murray perform live at Red Rocks.

The seminal ’80s band is playing Ball Arena on May 27 with Soft Cell and Modern English.

St. Vincent performed at Mission Ballroom on Friday, May 16, with support from Black Country, New Road.

Peter Bjorn and John reminded us why their seminal 2006 indie-pop release Writer’s Block still holds up nearly twenty years later.

Seven metal bands crushed Summit on May 14, with rabid fans moshing all night long (and really, bless the medics).

The concert was a vehicle for cosmic ascension, with Legrand and Scally as our guides.

The seminal Norwegian metal band put on a historic performance at Mission Ballroom on May 13.

You’re going to have to wait until July now to see Katy Perry’s now-infamous tour.

The 24-city arena tour will wrap up in Denver on September 25.