Music

There’s also the Mars Volta at Red Rocks, Bad Religion at Mission and Herb Alpert at the Newman Center this week!

Denver producer Andrew Baker lost his mother to breast cancer. In her honor, all proceeds from his benefit concert will go to the National Breast Cancer Foundation.

“It’s fun to just experiment with new ideas and bring new ideas to the table. It feels like the sky is the limit.”

Tickets to see the Queen of Christmas go on sale Friday. In other news: Kygo’s global pop-up project Palm Tree Festival made its first appearance in Aspen last year, and will return for round two in February.

The prog-rock band sold out the renamed Blue Arena on October 3 and offered a mind-melting set list.

This Black Sabbath tribute band has the stamp of approval from Ozzy Osbourne himself.

“There’s no question that the brass will translate in a beautiful way to that space, so we’re very excited.”

Who’s going to all three GRiZ sets?

“I don’t buy into the idea that pop music can’t also feature smart lyrics.”

Denver Deluxe is returning after a hiatus in partnership with Colorado UpLift. The event, founded by Peter Newlin of the Gastamo restaurant group, includes a packed day of music, food and other festivities.

After a successful pop career in Japan, the musician moved to New York City to pursue jazz, improvising over his past melodies.

Noah Kahan is bringing his We’ll All Be Here Forever Tour to Fiddler’s Green for two nights next summer.

MisterWives lead singer Mandy Lee discusses the band’s latest album, Nosebleeds, ahead of the Mission Ballroom concert this weekend.

Can’t cop a Tyler Childers ticket this week? Try catching Queens of the Stone Age at Fiddlers or FKJ at Red Rocks on Sunday.