Music

Tickets go on sale Friday, February 2, for the February 7, 2019, show.

DubSkin has been creating its own reggae sound and political brand right here in the Mountain West.

The moody joy of L.A. darkwave group Glaare comes from the fun and frenzied cocktail of ingredients that inform its sound: the electronic-music background of guitarist Cameron Carlin, the pop origins of vocalist Rachael Piece, and the metal- and punk-infused music of drummer Brandon Pierce.

Jam-band fans have a reason to rejoice. The heir apparent of the Grateful Dead, Phish, is going to be swimming back to Colorado for a three-night stand.

David Byrne of the Talking Heads sold out his first Red Rocks concert, so he added another one.

Marilyn Manson loves drugs. He wouldn’t shut up about them at his Denver concert at the Fillmore Auditorium on Saturday, January 20, 2018.

Marley Schwartz organized The Curation Series to shine a light on Denver’s emerging R&B, soul and electronic music acts.

Tickets go on sale January 26.

Tickets go on sale January 29.

In 1995, Satriani founded the G3 tour, a package experience for those same fans who marvel at string-speed.

Looking for live music this week? Here’s our list of picks.

Playing multiple nights at Red Rocks is a benchmark of success few acts ever achieve. The five bands are doing it.

Ticket sales begin February 3, 2018.

Swingin’ Denver dance school was formed in 2014 by internationally-known swing dance instructor Kenny Nelson, who moved from Kansas City to Denver after discovering the Denver swing scene through the Denver Lindy Exchange event, and a friend in the swing community.

For nearly four decades, Washington’s Sports Bar and Grill, in Old Town Fort Collins was known for its peanut butter burgers and quarter beer nights, among other things, until it closed in 2016, the same year the Bohemian Foundation stepped in to buy the building to turn it into a music venue.

Looking for live music? These are the latest Denver concert announcements.