Concerts

Flash Mountain Flood finds inspiration in the Dead.

It’s a good time to be JAUZ.

Chapter I of The Lumineers new conceptual album, III, dropped today with three literary Americana indie-pop songs.

Chess at Breakfast has been making noise in Fort Collins’s burgeoning music scene since 2017.

Florence + the Machine and B2K play Denver this week.

Saturday’s loaded with festivals: Spread the Word Music Festival, Five Points Jazz Festival, Global Dub Festival and Fem Fest.

Jake Danna, known as Denver indie rapper Curta, needed to shake things up. His new experimental project, Elyria Sequence, has done just the trick.

The Rolling Stones have rescheduled their North American tour, which will be hitting Denver on August 10.

Phantogram, Misfits and Greta Van Fleet have announced Denver concerts.

Kind of like the Grateful Dead, the members of The Beeves found their name by closing their eyes and pointing a finger into the biggest book they could find.

Emily Post, were she to magically resurrect some sixty years after her death, would hate Kevin Morby.

After a traumatic brain injury nineteen years ago, Dylan Flynn sells merchandise at shows to raise money for the Brain Injury Association of America.

Denver-based DJ Bear Grillz releases his debut album Demons ahead of co-headlining Red Rocks during Global Dub Festival.

“The morning of the gig, I sliced my middle finger open with a razor knife, making it difficult to play my guitar.”

During guitarist Johnny Marr’s tenure with The Smiths in ‘80s, he wasn’t too keen on touring. Now, he’s back.

There are two sides to the Garbage story: pre-Napster and post-Napster.

It’s a doozy of a week for fans of college rock and alt-rock with Garbage, the Dandy Warhols and the Lemonheads playing at separate venues on Tuesday, while former Smiths guitarist Johnny Marr headlines the Gothic Theatre on Tuesday.

Pop country giant Eric Church is too rooted in a country radio sound to reach his potential as an artist.

Stephanie Byrne shares thoughts about Denver’s music scene.

For its fifth record, Denver Spanish psych-rock band iZCALLi brought in outside help. The results are a more refined and dynamic sound.

Jay Bianchi’s latest venue Owsley’s Crazy Diamond opens this weekend.

Eric Church, Luke Combs, Papadosio and Passion Pit are among the best acts playing Denver this weekend.