Pavement, War on Drugs and the Best Concerts in Denver This Week
Great week for indie lovers.
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Portrayal of Guilt’s Harrowing Soundscape Will Fill the Hi-Dive
Bizarro trio wants to scare its audience.
STS9 New Year’s Shows and Every New Denver Concert Announcement
The music never stops!
Depeche Mode Tribute Band Has Stamp of Approval From the Original
It’s a strange love.
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Health Shifts Its Style From Record to Record. The Fans Demand It
Good for your health.
Greensky Bluegrass Returns to Red Rocks With Kitchen Dwellers
A bluegrass dream.
Why Johnny Cash Fans Should Be at Globe Hall on Thursday
Join the Church of Cash.
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Snotty Nose Rez Kids Are Hip-Hop Artists You Can’t Live Without
Listen and laugh.
Blood Incantation Creates a “Crazy, Cosmic, Psychedelic Journey”
Denver band plays the Gothic Tuesday.
Wilco, The National and the Best Concerts in Denver This Week
The music never stops!
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Cody Qualls Plays Red Rocks 9/11 Stair Climb
Register for the 9/11 Stair Climb.
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ReSrface Bargains With the Universe on Lost and Found
Now he’s opening for a rap icon.
Khruangbin, Béla Fleck and Every New Denver Concert Announcement
Move to the music.
Hannah Beeghly of mlady Is Happier Alone
Fine in solitude.
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Bear and the Beasts Cannot Be Tamed
Music festivals are no joke. On the extreme bad end of the spectrum, there’s Woodstock ’99 where bros rioted after overindulging on drugs and alcohol, getting sunstroke and listening to nu-metal, which science has shown rots the brain.
Color Red Music Celebrates Four Years of 2,000 Musicians and 600 Bands
An anniversary celebration.
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Roger Waters, Flume and the Best Concerts in Denver This Week
The music never stops!