Dropkick Murphys Is Still Standing Up for the People
The Celtic-punk legends will headline the final night of Punk in the Park this weekend.
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These Are the Greatest Concerts in Red Rocks History
From a rock ban started by Aretha Franklin to a riot at Jethro Tull and Phish fans driving Morrison crazy, these are the most memorable shows.
Home in Harmony: Walden Frontman Richard Becker Is Going Solo
Richard Becker never intended to put his solo work out there, but it was calling to him through nostalgia for home.
Stop Punk in the Park? Petition Points to Fest Producer’s Trump Support as Reason to Boycott
The three-day event at the National Western Stockyards is still scheduled for Friday, July 18, through Sunday, July 20.
It’s Time to Unplug at the Analog Salon
The new Five Points listening party mixes music, storytelling and community.
Love Bites: Heavy Metal Speed Dating Aims to Connect Local Metalheads
The free Black Sky Brewery event on Friday, July 11, includes a chance to win concert tickets.
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Wu-Tang Clan Brought Raw Beats and Revolutionary Rhymes to Fiddler’s: Photos
Wu-Tang Clan performed at Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre on July 4 with Run the Jewels.
Phish Makes Folsom Field Debut to Kick Off Three-Night Run: Photos
Phish and phans returned to Boulder for the first time since 1993, kicking off the band’s Fourth of July holiday run.
The Storied Past of Denver’s Hi-Dive
The hi-dive has been a Denver staple for twenty years, serving a grungy atmosphere, booze and rock-and-roll since 2003.
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Let Your Freak Flag Fly at These Fourth of July Concerts
From free family-friendly fun to a Wu-Tang crossover, we’ve got the scoop on music this holiday.
This Denver Country Artist Is Already Reaching International Audiences
Someone even flew from Dubai to see him perform in Jackson.
Diddy Trial in Week Eight: Jury Reaches Verdict
Sean Combs has been found guilty of violating the Mann Act on two counts, but was found not guilty on racketeering and sex trafficking.
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These Ten LGBTQ+ Musicians Are Firing Up Denver’s Music Scene
From indie to hip-hop, these musicians showcase the breadth of talent in the local scene.
Metallica Shows Shatter Empower Field Attendance Records
Metallica broke the records for the biggest crowds for two shows at the venue, and its fans brought the most donations to the Red Cross.
Our Favorite New Music From Colorado Artists This Month
Local musicians turned up the heat for June by releasing debuts and banger albums, including the latest from Boulder stalwarts Big Gigantic and Gasoline Lollipops.
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Colorado Alt-Rockers Tackle Class Consciousness on Gravesite EP
Flesh Tape frontman Larson Ross says, “I’m not in love with the cause – I have no other choice than to pursue it.”
Big Gigantic’s New Album Is Your “Soundtrack to the Summer”
Big G is now preparing for festival season and a proper tour, after the duo’s Bonnaroo main-stage set slated for Sunday, June 15, was cancelled
Circling Over Has Mastered the Duality of Doomgaze
See the Denver band in action at HQ on Sunday, June 22, alongside No Fauna and Mood Swing Misery.
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Remembering Charles Burrell, Legendary Bassist in Colorado Music Hall of Fame
The legendary musician has been called “The Jackie Robinson of Classical Music.”
Panpsychism Is Putting Pueblo on the Rocky Mountain Metal Map
“It’s less metal dudes making music, more musicians making metal.”
The Gasoline Lollipops Are Back With a Killer New Album
Twelve new songs showcase the band’s penchant for swinging between country and cowpunk.
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The Strange Sonic Honey of Sour Magic
The Denver psych crew plays release show for its new concept album on Friday, June 13, at Skylark Lounge.