Music

After the Colorado Musician’s Union protested So Many Roads, Ferguson, Carbone & Peck canceled two concerts at the venue.

After fifteen months of being nomadic, the orchestra returns to the Denver Performing Arts Complex.

This will be the singer-songwriter’s first large concert since the pandemic.

Grace Potter, Chella & the Charm and Doom Flamingo play Denver this week.

He’s been accused of sexual assault, physical violence and a failure to pay musicians.

The Reminders, Big Head Todd & the Monsters, and the Revivalists play Denver this weekend.

Kesha, King Crimson and NOFX are in the mix.

The Grateful Dead co-founder opened his four-night revival in Colorado.

Hip-hop DJs unite through the Southwest Alliance.

Gay and straight alike will get a taste of the kinky lifestyle in Denver.

The new bluegrass group features Leftover Salmon’s Vince Herman and several other local stalwarts.

Bob Weir, the Shook Twins and the Revivalists are Colorado bound.

Kevin Simpson had been collecting rare drums since 2015.

Flobots, Neoma, Michael Franti and more take to the stage this week.

The alleged bad treatment includes sexual assault.

Native Station band members Blair and Greg chat about the origins of their band, performing live again, and being people of color in rock.

Global Dance Festival, Alanis Morissette, and Cage the Elephant are coming to town.

Denver lifts outdoor concert capacity restrictions.