Concerts

The Irish hitmaker will perform at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park this summer.

Your Mom’s House is the new home for Denver Vintage Reggae Society and its monthly celebration of old-school Jamaican vinyl.

In a cheugy display of nostalgia and joy, millennials packed Ball Arena to watch the pop star sing hits from throughout his career.

Katy Perry just announced the U.S. leg of her Lifetimes Tour, which will see the hitmaker perform at Ball Arena this May.

St. Vincent will be performing in Denver on May 16.

The comedians have extended their tour with twelve extra dates, including a stop at Red Rocks.

Tim Kasher discusses the band’s longevity as he prepares to play the Gothic Theatre on January 31.

The band has deep ties to the Mile High City.

The longtime guitar god says he wants to bring “goosebumps and maybe some tears and chills” to HQ on Monday, January 27.

Golden’s annual Viking-themed festival takes place from Friday, January 31, to Sunday, February 2.

The Wicked star will sing Broadway hits backed by the Colorado Symphony.

Billy Idol is headlining Red Rocks on his “It’s a Nice Day to…Tour Again!” tour, with Joan Jett & the Blackhearts opening.

Meta Quest (originally called Oculus) will exclusively be streaming Shawn Mendes’s 2024 Red Rocks concert, in which the singer famously addressed his sexuality.

Other than on-mountain sets throughout the weekend, the five artists on this year’s lineup are also playing Belly Up Aspen next week.

With its name taken from an Anchorman quote and members clothed in tiger stripes, this group delivers classic funk that you can catch live at Lost Lake on Saturday.

The jam band will have a two-night run at the venue in June.

New Year’s Eve is quickly approaching. Have you made your plans?

Seed of the Sorcerer, Womb of the Witch is ready to share its sadistic high fantasies with the masses on Saturday, December 28, at HQ.

The group will play its new release at Bar 404 on Friday, December 20.

Local bands will team up and shred for toy drive at Aggie Theatre on Friday, December 27.

With the passing of Jerome Kern, we’re sharing this 2014 profile of the civic leader.

The two bonded over their love of thrash metal while on tour with their dads for the Allman Brothers’ twentieth anniversary.