Meet the Band Reviving Classic Rock in Denver
Velvet Daydream will headline the Federal Theatre on Friday, October 17.
Velvet Daydream will headline the Federal Theatre on Friday, October 17.
“I’ve played some incredible stages around the world, but there’s something special about performing in the mountains at X Games.”
The members can count seven Grammys and 31 nominations between them.
Coming off a Best of Denver award for Best Acid-Rock Band, the Turkeys are heading on an East Coast tour.
From an annual ritual to a hip-hop party at Red Rocks, these are the best Halloween shows.
The Atlanta punk band, which caught the attention of Ty Segall, plays Moe’s alongside local groups on Monday, October 13.
The folk duo plays Swallow Hill music on Sunday, October 12.
The gorefathers of tech-death will play the Oriental Theater on Tuesday, October 7.
The ReMemberers will share ancient folklore at Swallow Hill Music on October 5.
Chancey Williams plays the big stage at Rodeo All Star on October 3.
Legendary European trio plays Fiddler’s Green on Saturday, September 27.
Mannequin Pussy will open Project 70 with Turnstile, SPEED and Jane Remover on September 30.
The group will play two shows in Colorado this October: at the Paramount Theatre on October 17, and at Pikes Peak Center in Colorado Springs on October 18.
The block party will take over nine blocks in the Bluebird District.
The shock rock anti-hero plays Fillmore Auditorium on Thursday, September 25
From T-Pain to Lorde, the 2025 Red Rocks season is coming to a close with many must-see shows remaining.
Nu-metal OGs celebrate the anniversary of their classic debut on Tuesday, September 23.
The band will celebrate its highly anticipated new album with a release show at Globe Hall.
This will be Cardi’s first tour in six years.
1990s Britpop sensation Pulp marks its return with a new album sharing a perspective that only comes with age.
Kitty Crimes is back on the Denver scene and better than ever.
The Five Points Jazz Festival may be silenced, but this new event aims to fill Welton Street with the same spirit and even more genres of music.