Music

Ariana Grande has had to move a few tour dates around to headline Coachella.

The Who is hitting the road for a 2019 “Moving On! Tour, a 29 city jaunt that will be heading through Denver next fall.

Disturbed, David Gray, Somi, Wild Child, Pop Evil and William Fitzsimmons are among the best artists playing Denver this week.

The music fest is taking a break after its first year.

The Pharcyde at Ophelia’s. Already you had an intriguing pairing of a classic hip-hop group with one of the more swanky, chic venues in town…and for two nights, no less.

The festival launched in 2018.

KMG Academy, which is an Ableton Certified Training Center, offers programs in recording arts and music production.

Things are looking up for Alan Andrews. He has a new band, False Report, and he is processing the end of the legendary Denver act, the Photo Atlas.

George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic, The Pharcyde and Murder By Death all have Denver area concerts this weekend.

Two years after the city shut down Denver’s DIY venues, Rhinoceropolis and Glob, the Brighton Boulevard spaces have finally been given permission to reopen.

Live Nation and Coors Field will be co-presenting Billy Joel’s first-ever baseball stadium concert in Denver this summer.

Indie-punk band Knuckle Pups dropped this new music video for the track “Bottom Baby.”

Phish, Dance Gavin Dance and Zeds Dead are just some of the bands that announced Denver concerts.

The legendary jam band is planning on returning to the Denver area for its annual Labor Day Weekend show.

Singer-songwriter Gregory Alan Isakov will be playing Red Rocks this summer, bringing his body of quiet songs back to the venue.

A trip to a 7-Eleven led to an explosive situation.

The new EP is Hello, Mountain’s best music yet.

Womxn’s March Mosh 3 will showcase the fringes of the fringe of Denver’s experimental music scene.