Music

Denver’s Mara Whitehead directed Norah Jones and Jeff Tweedy’s new single, “I’m Alive.”

Dazzle, Your Mom’s House, Streets Denver, and local AEG-run venues are crowdsourcing funds for laid-off staff.

No concert hall? No problem. The Colorado Symphony brings “Ode to Joy” online.

Redwing Blackbird just dropped a ten-song album, “Too Klaus for Comfort.”

Joe Pekara stumbled into a gig shooting photos for Nappy Roots.

After cancelling tour and EP release show, safekeeper releases new EP and video online.

Dressy Bessy, a punk band that also kicks ass for community, just dropped a music video for “Mon Cheri.”

Colin Martin says Forest Porridge’s music can be both intimate and expansive.

Jen Korte, of Lady Gang, struts her stuff — ’80s style — in her new single, “City Night.”

Tom Hagerman spent two years working on a new album. Then the world fell apart, and he decided to drop it early.

This weekend, check out live music online at these festivals and concerts.

Inside the Orchestra is finding new ways to meet its mission and educate kids about music amid coronavirus closures.

Here are the updated canceled and rescheduled concerts from AEG Presents Rocky Mountains.

The hi-dive, Mutiny Information Cave and Cervantes are finding various ways to continue on, despite closures.

What do you do when a virus forces you to cancel your silent disco? You party anyway.

Denver rapper Shane Franklin, aka SF1, just dropped a new track, “Without You.”

Even with all concerts shut down, Denver promoters optimistically plan ahead.

Four bands you need to hear now.

Human Impact has created a dystopian soundtrack for a world in bedlam.

Together, Jack Frerer and Ayla Xuan Chi Sullivan wrote splinter.

Chris Steele, aka Time, has released These Songs Kill Fascists.

After losing their jobs to coronavirus, music industry workers band together for aid.