Concerts

Live music is still happening in Colorado. Concerts just look different.

Bands around the world are offering streaming concerts, archival shows and more!

No, Beta won’t become Black Lives Matter Nightclub.

Texting an ex? Blame it on Mercury, says pop singer ENZI.

Denver musicians weigh in on the finer points of throwing a house concert.

Lela Roy hesitated to release her band’s new song, because it was so sexual.

The Denver singer is looking back at the music that shaped her.

Looking for a summer soundtrack for 2020? Try these ten songs.

Two horn players from the Colorado Symphony brought a duet of “Amazing Grace” to the Denver Botanic Gardens.

Guitarist Bill Frisell and filmmaker William Morrison will collaborate on a film and sound installation.

After more than four decades, the album is being released from the vault.

Peter Ore and Scott Happel are turning 60 South Broadway into a new venue called HQ.

The Denver-based sax player is recording vinyl songs just for you.

Lost City is bringing music back to Denver.

The City of Denver and the State of Colorado are sorting out the rules on when concerts can return.

Denver’s Ramakhandra creates music with a rebellious energy and a commitment to precision.

Live entertainment may be shut down, but that’s not why people are in the streets.

There have been drive-in concerts, concerts on trucks, and concerts off balconies. Now, there’s a white-water music festival.

You have until June 30 to put in your nominations for the Chicano Music Hall of Fame.

Denver officials started playing a different tune Friday.

Denver’s City Attorney’s Office is sending mixed messages about whether restaurants can host live music.

The group’s Milk Moon Rite is rising.