Music

Simple Plan will bring its 25th-anniversary tour to the venue with Bowling for Soup and 3OH!3, and the Summer of Loud Tour will stop there with the Devil Wears Prada, I Prevail and more.

The Up in the Sky Music Festival will debut in Aspen this August, and its initial lineup is prime.

Additions include Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe, TAUK and more fun surprises.

The jam-funk band Lettuce will reprise its collaboration with the orchestra at the Mission Ballroom after a movie premiere at the Sie.

Bad Religion, Descendents, Dropkick Murphys, Pennywise, Circle Jerks and so many more, along with some local groups, will set the National Western Center ablaze.

The singer-songrwriter had to cancel last summer; he hasn’t performed in Colorado since 2016.

RZA says this will be a “Wu-Tang show unlike anything you’ve ever seen. And to top it off, we’ve got the amazing Run the Jewels on our side.”

The three-day bluegrass event takes place from Friday, February 28, to Sunday, March 2, at Steamboat Ski Resort.

The post-punk duo plays Mission Ballroom with Molchat Doma on Tuesday, February 25.

The Magic Beans have gone galactic with the synth-fueled, groove-guided Impendo Destructo.

Paul Simon will be at the Paramount Theatre for three dates in April.

Longtime indie singer-songwriter Phil Elverum discusses the magic behind Mount Eerie and its latest massive release.

The rumors were true: Phish will not be at Dick’s for Labor Day, but will be playing Folsom Field for a three-night run Fourth of July weekend.

After Christian Workman woke up from a coma at nineteen, he went to prison. Now he is processing everything he went through with CodeFlawed.

The longtime musician is bringing his eponymous band to Ogden Theatre on Monday, February 17.

The show will be part of the Who the F**ck Is Johnny Blue Skies Tour.