Concerts

Can’t cop a Tyler Childers ticket this week? Try catching Queens of the Stone Age at Fiddlers or FKJ at Red Rocks on Sunday.

As an “oversharer by nature,” the singer-songwriter says she’s discovering that there’s “something really precious and exciting about letting something be a little bit mysterious.”

GRiZ added another show to his Denver farewell concert, making it an official triple-header send-off party.

The Denver neo-psychedelia shoegaze group is gaining fans with its sophomore album, Underbelly.

Other shows to look forward to this week include Wolfmother at the Ogden and two nights of the Yawpers at hi-dive.

“You can’t take it for granted, you can’t mail it in. Who knows when someone decides that they don’t want to come see you the next time.”

From Hot Rize to Yonder Mountain to SCI, these ten bands from Colorado innovated jamgrass by blending rock and jam sounds with the traditions of bluegrass.

Mandolinist Paul Hoffman discusses new music ahead of the band’s two-night run with Sierra Ferrell and the Teskey Brothers.

This will be your last chance to see GRiZ if you aren’t attending his farewell festival in Arizona later this month!

Ipecac drops new music on Saturday with a record-release show at Lost Lake Lounge the same night.

Enjoy this amazing weather with an outdoor show at Levitt Pavilion this week with Buffalo Nichols.

Other shows to look forward to this week include Flume at Red Rocks, Kamaal Williams at Ophelia’s Electric Soapbox and Atmosphere at Red Rocks.

The Boston trio plays the Skylark Lounge on Wednesday, September 13.

Decadence NYE drops its lineup, Itchy-O returns for Hallowmass in October and Elephant Revival announces two nights at the Boulder Theater for New Year’s Eve weekend.

The band will play a record-release show on Friday, September 8, at Boulder’s Velvet Elk Lounge. Local singer-songwriter Hunter Stone is also on the bill.

British pop singer Maisie Peters plays the Ogden on September 7.

So much to see this week! There’s Bay Ledges at Bluebird, two different daytime music festivals at Civic Center Park, Gregory Alan Isakov or Sylvan Esso at Red Rocks – and more.

Other announcements include two nights of Vincent Neil Emerson at Globe Hall in October, and Aqua’s “Barbie World” tour swings through Summit Hall in December.

Hear it for yourself at the post-metal trio’s EP-release show at the Crypt this week.

“We try to build a whole landscape of music and experience for people.”

Phish Dicks weekend is here, but so is Weezer at Fiddler’s Green, Rezz at Red Rocks and so much more!

Arguably the most anticipated act of the weekend, GRiZ closed out the festival’s second night along with BLOND:ISH.