Concerts

The DJ keeps producing Colorado Playlist from home, showcasing the state’s best music from the ’60s to now.

The singer-songwriter has released a new video for his song “Passing Problems.”

Denver music schools are offering online options during the COVID-19 closures.

After getting hit by a truck, Sarah Christine embraced her passion for music.

After Nathaniel Riley lost his job as a vegan chef and manager at a Fort Collins restaurant, he turned to sad folk songs.

“This is an extremely difficult time for musicians who make their living from performing live shows.”

Harmonica player Mark “Mad Dog” Friedman was on his way back from Memphis when he discovered his rootsy sound.

CEO Paul Lhevine sent out a note to Swallow Hill supporters about layoffs, financial struggles and the future.

The Denver rock band is giving all proceeds to the hi-dive and Mutiny Information Cafe.

Most of the people in the live-music industry are also out of work. Here’s how to help.

Modeling good social distancing, the horn players of the Colorado Symphony take on “Don’t Stand So Close to Me.”

The Colorado Springs singer songwriter released her debut album on March 20.

Colorado DJ Relief is a fundraiser for Colorado DJs who are out of work and need some help paying the bills.

The lineup includes Carl Cox, Bonobo, Nina Kraviz, GRiZ, RÜFÜS DU SOL (DJ set), A-Trak, Nicole Moudaber and many more.

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.