Music

Hutty and his band, The Rinse Gang, will play the Mercury Cafe on Saturday. Collur, and Niko Ligiuri will open the show.

Subotnik composed the first album of electronic music commissioned by a label, founded the California Institute of the Arts and now, at 90-years-old, he’s playing the Lafayette Electronic Arts Festival on Sunday.

The Swedish madcap visionaries of heavy metal band Avatar play the Ogden Theatre on Saturday.

Global Dance Fest celebrates its twentieth anniversary at Empower Field for two days in July and Nathanial Rateliff & The Night Sweats play two nights at Red Rocks in August.

The Infamous Stringdusters are back with some old-school bluegrass, and Isadora Eden does “sadcore” like no one else.

“She’s not afraid to ask anyone for anything, and she hustles just as hard as we do.”

A Jeffrey Zeigler-led string quartet recorded in The Tank in Rangely, an old water tank with a 40-second reverb that was a secret performance venue for decades.

Catch the singer-songwriter at the Bluebird on Thursday!

Skrillex plays Red Rocks, John Butler comes to the Paramount and the New Pornographers play the Gothic. But that’s not all!

“The final tour will go on as planned with Bill’s full endorsement and support.”

Prepare for blast off!

The local indie alternative band’s tour lands at Globe Hall April 21.

“This isn’t just ours. This is Denver’s house and techno festival. We’ve got some of the most absurdly talented locals on our lineup.”

Aerosmith will play its final show in Denver at Ball Arena on Sunday, November 19.

Marijuana isn’t the only thing that’ll get you high on this unofficial cannabis holiday.

“I feel really, really grateful for this new chapter of my professional life.”

The LA band, which cites authors like Thomas Pynchon or David Foster Wallace as influences, plays the Ogden on Wednesday.

“Colorado Springs Underground Volume 1 1983-1994” is set to be released on Record Store Day

Denver DeathFest begins three days of musical mayhem with dozens of metal bands on 4/20 at Trailside Saloon.

The Marley Brothers visit the Mile High state for a two-night run at Red Rocks, and Lotus plays the Fillmore for benefit concerts for the Morris family.

The New York three-piece is “one of the best American black-metal bands ever,” Justin Criado writes.