Mayhem Celebrates Forty Years of Black-Metal Madness
The infamous Norwegian band is celebrating an unlikely milestone at Summit on Monday, March 31.
The infamous Norwegian band is celebrating an unlikely milestone at Summit on Monday, March 31.
The Denver band, which put out a new split EP this month, plays Seventh Circle Music Collective on Tuesday, April 1.
Denver’s radio variety is the envy of cities across the country
Summer is just around the corner, and so is City Park Jazz, a favorite free summer concert series that happens each Sunday from June 1 to August 3.
The upcoming Bluebird Festival will support the school’s opening with a benefit raffle including donations from Phish, the Lumineers, Jason Isbell and more musicians.
The indie/emo band launched its Poison Oak Project, a charity focused on the trans community, in the wake of Trump’s election.
After a decade of jazz, fine dining and hospitality innovation, Nocturne’s founders reflect on its journey and look ahead.
Additions include Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe, TAUK and more fun surprises.
The series will be part of the inaugural Denver Jazz Festival.
The California post-hardcore crew plays the Fillmore Auditorium on Thursday, March 27.
The concert benefits Sanctuary For All, the organization founded by Jeanette Vizguerra, who was recently detained by ICE while on a break from her job.
“What better way to get people feeling and being inspired by awe than doing it somewhere that’s very unique and novel?”
From stadium stalwarts to dive-bar barbarians, metalheads have a lot to look forward to this year.
Nick, Joe and Kevin will be taking the stage at Ball Arena this fall on their twentieth-anniversary tour.
Before the band became a household name, Old Crow Medicine Show spent five years busking across the U.S.
Playing everything from classic indie rock to music inflected with dream pop or shoegaze, these local acts deserve a spot on your playlist.
Tyler Grant is celebrating his seventh solo release with a show at Swallow Hill this Saturday, March 22.
The show is so popular that it’s been extended…but tickets are going fast.
The emo crooners will be opening for Slow Joy on Saturday, March 22.
Many music venues in Denver host shows for underage patrons, from large outdoor amphitheaters to cozy local spots.
The singer is celebrating the twentieth anniversary of his double-platinum debut studio album, Get Lifted.
But these guys haven’t forgot Denver: The group with retro-rock roots is headlining the hi-dive on Friday, March 21.