Greensky Bluegrass Returns to Red Rocks for Annual Concert
Mandolinist Paul Hoffman discusses new music ahead of the band’s two-night run with Sierra Ferrell and the Teskey Brothers.
Mandolinist Paul Hoffman discusses new music ahead of the band’s two-night run with Sierra Ferrell and the Teskey Brothers.
Taste of Heaven drops on Friday, September 15, when DeVine will have a release show at Globe Hall.
This will be your last chance to see GRiZ if you aren’t attending his farewell festival in Arizona later this month!
The outside stage will be back in business tonight.
Ipecac drops new music on Saturday with a record-release show at Lost Lake Lounge the same night.
Enjoy this amazing weather with an outdoor show at Levitt Pavilion this week with Buffalo Nichols.
The Denver producer, rapper, DJ and MC has made “a fantasy factory for musicians.”
Other shows to look forward to this week include Flume at Red Rocks, Kamaal Williams at Ophelia’s Electric Soapbox and Atmosphere at Red Rocks.
The Boston trio plays the Skylark Lounge on Wednesday, September 13.
After a burst pipe flooded HQ Underground, the owners have started a fundraiser with hopes of returning to business temporarily this October.
Decadence NYE drops its lineup, Itchy-O returns for Hallowmass in October and Elephant Revival announces two nights at the Boulder Theater for New Year’s Eve weekend.
The band will play a record-release show on Friday, September 8, at Boulder’s Velvet Elk Lounge. Local singer-songwriter Hunter Stone is also on the bill.
Levitt formed Bodies of Culture, a board of all-BIPOC musicians, in 2020.
British pop singer Maisie Peters plays the Ogden on September 7.
Shafer has written approximately 500 songs, with eight studio albums and countless demos as a solo artist and bandleader.
So much to see this week! There’s Bay Ledges at Bluebird, two different daytime music festivals at Civic Center Park, Gregory Alan Isakov or Sylvan Esso at Red Rocks – and more.
See you on Shakedown.
Of course, you’ll be able to catch the country star at Dierks Bentley Whiskey Row: “Can’t think of a better way to end the summer than in a place I call my second home.”
Catch live music outside in Dairy Block’s immersive Alley, with the Antonio Lopez Band playing two Sundays in September.
The lyrics may not be about the city, but the music video is.
“Getting up on stage and playing ‘Terrapin Station’ with no rehearsal was probably the most fun I’ve ever had in my life.”
Other announcements include two nights of Vincent Neil Emerson at Globe Hall in October, and Aqua’s “Barbie World” tour swings through Summit Hall in December.