Music

These five people are hustling hard for Denver’s music scene.

Anthony “Ike” Iacovangelo Jr. started Flipside Music with a busted leg and $700.

Our picks for the best New Year’s weekend concerts in Denver.

The old-time bluegrass group Masontown is making waves on the Front Range.

Zanib’s the activist daughter of an imam and now one of Denver’s up-and-coming soul singers.

At Mercury Cafe, on December 30 and 31, electro-folk band Chimney Choir will close out 2017 in style. Vocalist, guitarist and pianist David Rynhart says this will be the first year the band has done anything like this, and it’s an experiment.

Jane’s Addiction’s coming to Denver to play the Ogden Theatre on December 28, 2017, and drummer Stephen Perkins is recalling his band’s history.

Corrosion of Conformity remembers when Nazi skinheads shut down the band’s Denver concert.

Looking back on the biggest music stories in Denver in 2017.

Looking for post-Christmas music? Here are our picks for the best concerts of the week.

Last week we reported that the Flobots had waged war against vlogger Logan Paul, who ripped off their 2005 hit “Handlebars,” turning it into a sexist music video. Readers weigh in.

If you’re looking to bring in 2018 with a Denver concert, there is a glut of choice for music lovers of all stripes.

Today Feyline announced New Year’s Eve on the Rocks will no longer be at Red Rocks Amphitheatre.

While Denver’s music scene wrangled with heartache and strife in 2017, there were also major achievements. Here are a few things we’re still glowing about.

The Denver-based black metal outfit Sar Isatum finds inspiration in the Rocky Mountains.

Our picks for the best concerts in Denver, Christmas weekend 2017.

The Telluride Bluegrass Festival rolled out its 2018 lineup, which includes Emmylou Harris, Sturgill Simpson, Leftover Salmon, Billy Strings and more.

Planning your 2018 concert calendar? Here are the latest show announcements.

Here’s a rundown of bars and clubs that opened in 2017.