Music

The bar and restaurant plans to be open seven nights a week.

The Denver singer burns brightly on her new EP.

There will be a protest at Greenwood Village City Hall July 20.

The Denver musicians are taking to the streets to demand Greenwood Village overturn its law protecting police officers in misconduct cases.

Mid-pandemic, the Colorado Springs band invited ten fans to a house show and handed out teeth.

The Lumineers, Nathaniel Rateliff, Flobots and Spirit of Grace are protesting the town’s protection of police.

Dine From Out There offered a four-course meal and live jazz as safely as can be.

The Senator and band joined Z2 Entertainment brass to promote the RESTART Act, to help venues weather the COVID-19 shutdown.

Twenty members of the orchestra will perform a rare acoustic concert.

Physicians for Social Responsibility Colorado is hosting an online fundraiser on Sunday.

Miss the music? Don’t.

The twentieth UMS will raise money for the Colorado Music Relief Fund.

The folk singer is making music under his own name, and enjoying the results.

“I wanted this project to be an accurate introduction to who I am as an artist and as a songwriter.”

Hamilton, the Colorado Symphony and Red Rocks continue to face rescheduled shows and cancellations.

EDM fans gathered in a parking lot for a COVID-19-friendly concert.

The COVID-19 shutdown has closed bars and nightclubs, but live music continues to find ways to thrive.

The Lakewood pop-punk band is getting ready to drop its album, Community Locker.

The band Stone Deaf, out of New Castle, Colorado, just started its own label.

Live music may look a little different in Denver, but it’s still happening.

Youth on Record and Rocky Mountain Communities have booked the show at the affordable-housing complex.