Catch these free concerts in Denver this July
From summer concert series at City Park or Levitt Pavilion to Riverfront Park Summer Sessions, there are several free shows to catch this month.
From summer concert series at City Park or Levitt Pavilion to Riverfront Park Summer Sessions, there are several free shows to catch this month.
Old 97’s will be playing a show at the Gothic on July 23.
“We did this for the right reasons. We did it because we love country and rock music.”
The SoCal reggae rockers play Red Rocks and Dillon Amphitheater this week.
The breakout Welsh rockers play the hi-dive on Sun., June 21.
Here’s how to properly celebrate the summer solstice in the San Juans this weekend.
Kim Kardashian and Kanye West’s daughter is embarking on her first tour at 13 years old.
Dogstar will be playing Summit Music Hall in September.
Singer Just Tat Em doesn’t care, just as long as you’re having fun.
Red Rocks crowd lost it for Lord Huron’s cinematic storytelling.
You may not be able to afford gas, but at least you don’t need to worry about money at these shows.
Nuclear Power Trio, which comprises Trump, Putin and Kim Jong Un, will make its live debut this weekend at the first-ever Flatline Fest.
The pop icon came to Red Rocks for an unforgettable show.
People seem to lose their shit here. We’re keeping track.
Denver-born, Nashville-based band kicksoff festival weekend on Friday, May 29
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 punk legends talk their new album, the First Lady’s lack of sex, and not taking everything so seriously.
SOMBR, the Strokes, Foster the People, Atmosphere, LCD Soundsystem and more await.
The lineup includes hip-hop heavy hitters like Nas and Lil Wayne as well as international DJs.
This year’s UMS schedule includes 160 local Colorado bands and musical acts, in addition to national headliners.
The Dinner Party Tour will come to Ball Arena next year, but tickets go on sale very soon.