Leonid & Friends Brings Chicago to Colorado
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 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.
SarahFest is a BIPOC, femme-forward festival showcasing badass Denver bands and celebrating all the Sarahs.
What’s Left Fest welcomes over 100 bands to Colorado Springs on Saturday, September 13, and Sunday, September 14.
The new-wave bluesman will be performing at PACE Center on Thursday, September 11.
“Festivals bring people together,” says Alisha Sweeney, “and I hope people who come not only love the music but recognize that they belong here.”
Dress in your Hot Topic best when the veteran Y2K emo bands take Red Rocks on Friday, September 12.
The LGBTQ indie-rockers are playing a sold-out Red Rocks and two shows in Dillon this weekend.
The Y2K alt-rockers play Ball Arena with the Offspring and Jimmy Eat World on Sunday, September 7.
If you missed out on Field of Vision, never fear: Psychs Peak is bringing the genre to the mountains this weekend.
The classic Colorado bluegrass band will bring a Memorial Day party to Red Rocks.
The singer announced the show as part of her new tour, with openers Blood Orange and the Japanese House.
The Still Tide ebbs and flows in sound and personality.
A dream come true.