Concerts

Peter Bjorn and John reminded us why their seminal 2006 indie-pop release Writer’s Block still holds up nearly twenty years later.

Seven metal bands crushed Summit on May 14, with rabid fans moshing all night long (and really, bless the medics).

The concert was a vehicle for cosmic ascension, with Legrand and Scally as our guides.

The seminal Norwegian metal band put on a historic performance at Mission Ballroom on May 13.

You’re going to have to wait until July now to see Katy Perry’s now-infamous tour.

The 24-city arena tour will wrap up in Denver on September 25.

The intimate show was a true display of significant artistry, connection and collaboration.

Sharon Van Etten discusses the upcoming tour with her band, the Attachment Theory, which comes to the Ogden Theater May 12.

The Used marked its 25th-anniversary tour with a three-night run at the Ogden Theatre, featuring album-themed performances.

The station will bring hip-hop legend Juvenile to headline the festival, which recently called for community aid.

Australian electronic music duo Empire of the Sun performed to a sold-out Red Rocks crowd, with support from Roi Turbo.

After a whirlwind year, Jason Isbell crafted deeply felt songs that fans can hear on his Colorado run.

The lineup displayed the sheer talent of the local scene, with openers Tiny Tomboy and May Be Fern.

The Denver native rose to pop-culture prominence in the mid-1990s with a duo of successful singles.

From mainstays to newcomers, these bands are keeping the spirit of rock and roll alive in 2025.

All Them Witches, DeVotchKa and Flyana Boss will headline the festival, which will include more than 200 acts.

The longtime band will play its first three albums at the Ogden Theatre on a three-night run.

The pop icon was slated for Ball Arena on April 29, when the Nuggets will now play the Clippers for the NBA playoffs.

“We’re not scaling back our commitment,” says executive director Norman Harris, “just the footprint.”

The anti-Putin punk collective continues to spread its political message through activist art, and will be at HQ on April 23.

“If there’s any way we can help spread the word or help tell the story…then that’s something we want to do.”