Five Denver Stoner Bands to Listen to on 4/20
Marijuana isn’t the only thing that’ll get you high on this unofficial cannabis holiday.
Marijuana isn’t the only thing that’ll get you high on this unofficial cannabis holiday.
The band is playing in Denver for the first time on Thursday, April 9, at at Black Sky Brewery.
NoCo power metal band playing release show on Saturday, April 4, at Moxi Theater
The iconic Swedish melodeath band Dark Tranquility will be in Denver to play the Oriental Theater on Monday, March 30.
Be prepared for when Shepherd releases new songs at the hi-dive on Friday, March 27.
“There’s nothing off the table. If we feel like doing it and we think it’s cool, we’re going to do it.”
The band, which features members of several local underground acts, is playing in Fort Collins on Saturday, March 21.
Victor Cabrera will join the veteran Greeley metal crew at the Federal on February 27.
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.
“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.
The Fort Collins grinders will play at DIY spot Glob on Friday, January 30.
The prog-core band headlines HQ on Friday, January 30.
With a debut in tow, doomy Denver band Old Deer plays the Federal Theater on January 31.
Rob Zombie and Marilyn Manson are embarking on a co-headlining tour this summer.
Local death-metal trio plays the hi-dive on Saturday, January 10.
The two-day lineup is absolutely stacked.
This release will be a jewel for the most obscure vinyl heads.
Westword members pack The Crypt for a high‑voltage set from two local favorites.
We teamed up with the Crypt for a concert on December 29 featuring Insipidus and Broken Record, and Westword members can join for free.
From Denver and beyond, Colorado musicians packed a lot of punch into the last twelve months
The long-established Denver doom crew celebrated ten years of its debut at the Gothic Theatre.