Swing-Revival Oddballs Squirrel Nut Zippers Coming to the Stanley
“We’ve never done anything quite like this,” says band founder Jimbo Mathus, “but we do have that dark humor and that creepy aesthetic.”
“We’ve never done anything quite like this,” says band founder Jimbo Mathus, “but we do have that dark humor and that creepy aesthetic.”
The bands will play across forty stages around downtown Fort Collins.
The local duo has its biggest headliner yet at the Federal Theatre on Saturday, March 14.
The multi-faceted musician is opening for and playing alongside Jeff Tweedy on Friday, March 13, at the Ogden Theatre.
Yes, Frodo Baggins is part of DJ duo dubbed Wooden Wisdom.
AEG has partnered with CU to make Folsom Field concert crown jewel with summer slate of heavy-hitters.
Iago Haussman’s music draws inspiration from Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, The Great Gatsby, and Apocalypse Now.
The virtual band’s new album hits the stage at Ball Arena this fall — with some very special guests.
The band plays the Marquis Theater with Capstan on Wednesday, March 4.
Victor Cabrera will join the veteran Greeley metal crew at the Federal on February 27.
The old-school Denver crossover crew plays a release show February 27 at hi-dive.
The show has been personally curated by the game’s creator and composer, Eric Barone (ConcernedApe).
“This magical thing happens when we all come together and play this music and these songs.”
No more Folsom Field on Fourth of July weekend. Sorry, Boulder.
Harvested quickly got in gear, starting a GoFundMe and scheduling a Saturday fundraiser at D3 Arts.
The Pueblo metalcore band will play a benefit show at Ante Up on Saturday, February 21.
Lizzie McGuire only ran for two seasons, but she’s forever in our hearts. Lucky us!
The Denver goth-rockers play hi-dive with Savage Master on February 19.
“It’s using the myths, but it’s not in a nationalistic sort of way,” says the vocalist, who’ll be sounding off at a Sunday show.
“I love sad songs. Listening to sad music when you’re sad is good for your mental health.”
Are you ready for the fifth Mile High Mardi Gras Mambo?
“It’s the person who does not have what they want. That is the narrative perspective all of my music is coming from.”