The Best Concerts in Denver This Weekend
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Owner Marilyn Megenity plans to sell to a buyer who will continue her legacy.
Bart’s Record Shop will become Paradise Found
The show highlights the state’s BIPOC businesses and musicians.
The Irish band the Commoners are celebrating this year’s holiday in an uncommon way: with a massive virtual show.
“You’re not alone, and it’s not the end of the world.”
After over a year of not being able to attend any concerts, I watched the local psych-folk band The Copper Children perform at The Oriental.
There’s plenty of live music to enjoy this week — online and beyond.
The nightlife entrepreneur Valentes Corleons will be turning the El Chapultepec space into Cantina.
Enjoy live music from the Copper Children, Claude VonStroke, and the California Honeydrops Trio.
Sophia Barber, daughter of Colfax Museum founder Johnny Barber, is launching an online music festival from Los Angeles.
Sometimes the best way to learn is to teach.
Meet Bolonium, a Band You’ll Probably Hate…Until You Don’t
Green Buddha, Chali 2na, and Dru Heller play Denver this week.
Frederick band Black & White Motion Picture and Mirror Image brewery have a new collaboration in the works.
Celebrate local music at the MCA.
Marty Jones is a self-proclaimed “bard of beer songs,” but in his most recent release, he drinks lemonade instead.
There’s plenty of live music to enjoy this week.
For the second year in a row, there will be no summer concerts at the Gardens.
It’s been almost a year since the Denver psych-rock band performed live.
The pandemic has brought new meaning to house concerts.
The indie-folk band found inspiration in walks through Denver and pandemic troubles.