Concerts

Illegal Pete’s on the 16th Street Mall shut down all day Monday so that employees could mourn the death of their 28-year-old coworker Brittany Strummer.

After fifteen years and eleven years of being broken up, indie-rock band Nathan & Stephen will play their final show – until they decide to play again.

With his second album, Free Spirit, coming out soon, Khalid’s marking his swift rise to R&B superstardom with a North American arena tour.

Fresh off her Grammy win for Best American Roots Album, Brandi Carlile has been added to the inaugural season at the Mission Ballroom, AEG’s new midsized venue launching in the RiNo neighborhood.

The childhood curiosity that propelled J.S. Ondara to write poetry is now the fuel behind the folk musician’s stellar debut record, Tales of America.

Ahead of its album release show, Denver indie-pop band Whiskey Autumn has released the music video for its latest single, “Monochrome Actress.”

The legendary act was set to play Mile High Stadium May 26.

Erin Roberts of Porlolo looks back on her years playing the Westword Music Showcase.

The star has a show at the Pepsi Center November 25.

This is a great weekend for jazz, as well as other concerts.

The nightclub crowd is notoriously finicky; seven of the best clubs to open over the past decade have closed.

Ahead of ZEW’s show at Lost Lake Lounge, musician Michael Zucker spoke to Westword about his covering the music from Super Mario Bros. 3 and chiptunes.

The homegrown heroes will play August 26.

Life hasn’t always been sweet for Lee Clark Allen.

Sister Sparrow’s Arleigh Kincheloe on how motherhood influenced the group’s new record, Gold.

The National headlines AEG Presents’ new Mission Ballroom on Saturday, September 7, with Alvvays opening.

Tkckets go on sale to the general public Tuesday, April 9, at 10 a.m

Lil Baby gave an energetic performance to a crowd that was restless and rowdy.

It doesn’t get much better than this, country fans.

Denver grunge-punk band The Vanilla Milkshakes is the beautiful love story between singer and songwriter David McGhee and drummer Frank Registrato.

The venue isn’t even open, but it’s already dishing out an impressive roster of shows.