Denver metal band crushes online KEXP session
The Denver doom crew just surprised us with an in-studio set at the same station that helped launch Angine de Poitrine.
Critic's Notebook
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Review: King Gizz’s Field of Vision II goes ‘bigger and better’
The band’s second festival in Buena Vista featured several surprises, including alien math rock and some Denver-grown death metal.
Say howdy to country’s music’s 10 biggest douchebags
Morgan Wallen being kicked out of Kid Rock’s bar is a meeting of the minds in the worst way possible. And they meet again on this list.
Review: Noah Kahan’s inevitable ascension was on display at Coors Field
From opening to closing, Kahan shrank the ballpark with pure entertainment and a ubiquitous sense of belonging.
The best new music releases from Colorado artists in July
The latest from Wayfarer marks its next chapter, Boot Gun says goodbye, and fresh hip-hop, bluegrass and rock highlight the month.
The best punk bands from Denver and beyond you need to see live
From mainstays such as King Rat to the ripping, clean-vocaled Public Opinion, Denver has no shortage of fantastic punk bands.
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Fifty years in, AC/DC rocked Denver like it’s 1980
It marked the band’s first Denver show in a decade and its first time headlining Empower Field.
Review: Sombr solidified his rock-star status at Red Rocks
The 21-year-old phenom performed a stunning second show at Red Rocks, despite dodgy weather.
Review: Blucifer’s First Rodeo encapsulated the strength of Denver music
Blucifer’s First Rodeo debuted along South Broadway from July 23-26 with 259 bands demonstrating what community means.
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What to know before Underground Music Showcase
The festival returns in a new location with new tips and tricks.
A guide to Blucifer’s First Rodeo
From bands to see and where to go, we’ve got you covered for Blucifer’s First Rodeo.
Watch King Gizz tease new electronic album ahead of Field of Vision
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard is leaning into its Eurorack for a new rave-inspired album called “Alien Metal.”
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These are the greatest concerts in Red Rocks history
From a rock ban started by Aretha Franklin to a riot at Jethro Tull and Phish fans driving Morrison crazy, these are the most memorable shows.
The best new music releases from Colorado artists in June
Denver doom vets Khemmis have a stellar new record amongst the latest punk, indie and death-metal releases this month.
These are the best summer music festivals
Festy season is upon us.
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Widespread Panic kicks off historic Red Rocks run with heater sets
Jimmy Herring left big shoes to fill, but Nick Johnson proved he’s an incredible fit.
Your Red Rocks Parking Guide: Map, Pricing, Tips and More
Many newcomers don’t know that a hike is involved when attending a show at the historic venue.
Louis Tomlinson made a triumphant return to Red Rocks
After his 2023 show was cut short by a storm, Louis Tomlinson lit up Red Rocks under clear skies.
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Review: Amyl and the Sniffers showed Red Rocks the power of women in punk
Joined by L7 and Party Dozen, Amyl and the Sniffers detonated Red Rocks with punk fury.
The boxer hasn’t left the ring: Paul Simon lights up Red Rocks
The folk legend played two shows this weekend.
Indiewood Street Festival brought the heat (and no shade): Review
The festival marked its second iteration in Englewood, and saw sets from local legends like Bluebook.
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The best new music releases from Colorado artists in May
From indie offerings to punked-up hip hop, here’s the best local music to add to your playlist.