Review: Could Outside Days become Denver’s own SXSW?
This is the festival’s first year at the Auraria Campus, and fans showed up and out for Death Cab, Goth Babe, Japanese Breakfast and Wildermiss.
This is the festival’s first year at the Auraria Campus, and fans showed up and out for Death Cab, Goth Babe, Japanese Breakfast and Wildermiss.
The band will play its first headlining show at the hi-dive this weekend, which serves as a celebration for the band’s debut EP.
The Denver psych band will be premiering new music and playing Outside Days this week.
Red Rocks crowd gets taken to church by Alabama Shakes.
The alternative rock group’s exploration of the genre they love will pump you up, break you down and leave you begging for more.
The musician has collaborated with Aerosmith, Smashing Pumpkins and Ozzy Osbourne. But his solo work took center stage in Colorado.
The indie band’s latest album blends with the era of classic rock.
Maynard James Keenan talks Puscifer’s new album, Red Rocks and mushrooms.
The Fiddler’s Green concert schedule is stacking up, with Dave Matthews Band, Lord Huron, Caamp, Rob Zombie and Marilyn Manson, and more.
“Any revolution I want to embolden must know how to shake its ass. Denver knows this.”
The festival will take place across three days at Bar 404.
Marijuana isn’t the only thing that’ll get you high on this unofficial cannabis holiday.
Seven bands are set to play on Sunday, April 19, while sponsors include Good Chemistry and Sexy Pizza
Songwriter Julia Steiner chats about the band’s brilliant new album ahead of its April 13 show at the Bluebird.
Banshee Tree embraces change on its new album, which the Boulder band will celebrate at the Bluebird on April 12.
From performing with Leftover Salmon to Derek Trucks, Bill McKay has had a legendary career.
The second annual music and street festival features genre-spanning local and nation bands.
The Arizona emo group plays the Ogden Theatre on Friday, April 3.
St. Paul & the Broken Bones stopped by Mission Ballroom on March 26 with a revival of soul.
Between a rockin’ new EP and a variety of major shows, the sky seems to be the limit for Fabian Guerrero’s indie surf-pop band.
His band, the Boxmasters, is readying to release its 21st album this summer.
Warren Hayes brings his band to Mission Ballroom on Friday, March 27.