Music

Enjoy live music and streams from Itchy-O, Nobide, and Metallica.

The alternative-pop band is revisiting its anthem of liberation.

Bandmembers joke that their late bassist would have pretended to hate the tribute song they wrote for him, “Our Dear Brother.”

Shad Buxman and the Graveyard Shift misses live music.

For the first time in his career, Jello Biafra is dropping new music videos.

Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats, Lil Baby, Megan Thee Stallion, Phoebe Bridgers and Sam Hunt play the venue in early September.

Denver’s hardcore heroes on activism, aging and punk.

Mlady, Fia NyXX and Bridget Law perform this week.

The world has finally caught up with the performance troupe’s bleak aesthetic.

The Nederland-based group is allergic to genre.

Andy Frasco, Itchy-O and Emerald Siam play Denver this weekend.

A GoFundMe has been set up for the Planes Mistaken for Stars frontman.

The studio, that has recorded Nathaniel Rateliff, the Lumineers, Eminem and more, is looking for a little help.

The post-rock band Narcissa takes on fascism on its new EP, Terrific.

Live @ Jack’s owner Sandra Holman-Watts is booking the music, and Bonanno Concepts is dishing up the food.

If you want to hear high-octane covers of your favorite Walt Disney classics, the Man Cubs are your men.

Colorado’s creative economy lost 29,840 jobs and $1.4 billion in revenue.

The Durango singer-songwriter just released five songs recorded during quarantine.

Denver is rocking all week long.

The Fort Collins singer-songwriter was inspired by Woody Guthrie.