Wilco showcases new album at Mission Ballroom, Acid Mother Temple plays hi-dive Denver, moe. plays the Ogden, and masters of Italian horror-movie music, Goblin, are at Paramount.
The longtime bluegrass trio performs at Mission Ballroom on Wednesday, October 18. Monica Martin is the opener.
Denver’s Godfather of Jazz will be celebrated at an October 17 ceremony at the city park now named for him.
Canadian singer-songwriter LÁ˜LÁ˜ plays the Fillmore Auditorium this weekend with Boys Like Girls, State Champs and the Summer Set.
The 2024 concerts are rolling in: Paramount Theatre celebrates the music of Queen in March, Zach Bryan has two nights at Empower Field, Dirtwire is at Mission Ballroom and more.
Thinx founder Radha Agrawal’s sober, early-morning dance party comes to Denver’s Invisible City this weekend.
The Denver hardcore rockers are officially putting the band to rest after a final show on Saturday at D3 Arts.
Swifties can see Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour in theaters on October 13.
Tickets go on sale Friday the 13th at 10 a.m.
From the cryptids of Axeslasher to the icy ghouls of Glacial Tomb, set your Halloween soundtrack to some metal.
John Driskell Hopkins says the band will give a “shout-out to our country roots” during the two-night run.
There’s also the Mars Volta at Red Rocks, Bad Religion at Mission and Herb Alpert at the Newman Center this week!
Fans rave about the band’s October 3 show in Loveland.
Sie FilmCenter is screening the new documentary, which uses rare concert footage to resurrect the music of Nick Cave’s first band, the Birthday Party.
Denver producer Andrew Baker lost his mother to breast cancer. In her honor, all proceeds from his benefit concert will go to the National Breast Cancer Foundation.
“It’s fun to just experiment with new ideas and bring new ideas to the table. It feels like the sky is the limit.”
Tickets to see the Queen of Christmas go on sale Friday. In other news: Kygo’s global pop-up project Palm Tree Festival made its first appearance in Aspen last year, and will return for round two in February.
The prog-rock band sold out the renamed Blue Arena on October 3 and offered a mind-melting set list.
This Black Sabbath tribute band has the stamp of approval from Ozzy Osbourne himself.
“There’s no question that the brass will translate in a beautiful way to that space, so we’re very excited.”
The new Denver rock band is making its album debut on Friday the 13th.
Who’s going to all three GRiZ sets?
