Neon the Bishop’s Kendall James on Horror Influences and “a Damn Good First Impression”
Neon opens for 1975 at the Mission.
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Music Festival With Kygo and Jack White in Aspen, and More New Concert Announcements
Ready for more music?
Record Thieves’ ‘Dark Hearts’ Offers a New Sound From the Denver Punk Band
Begin streaming it on Friday!
How Bob Belcher Made This Emo Denver Band Go Viral on TikTok
“Bob-core” music.
City Records Is Bringing a New Vinyl, Cassette and Comic Book Store to East Colfax
It’s set to open in 2023.
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Charley Crockett, Soccer Mommy and the Best Concerts in Denver This Week
It’s time to dance!
Alt-Rockers of July Talk Are ‘Following the Fun’ to Globe Hall
They’ve “escaped from the lockdown.”
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Bonnie Sims Is Breaking Bluegrass Rules, and the World Loves It
She’s found overnight success with Big Richard.
Distance Walk and Fables of the Fall Bring Alt-Folk to Swallow Hill
A new type of bluegrass.
The Gothic Theatre Sells to AEG: A Look at the Venue’s History
From movie house to hosting Nirvana.
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Black Flag, Morrissey and the Best Concerts in Denver This Week
This week’s best Denver shows!
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The Enlightenment of Yonnas Abraham
His new album consists of “dream pop for Black people.”
The Garden’s Twins Can’t Classify Their Genre, So They Call It “Vada Vada”
Duo plays Summit on Monday.
Denver Irish Band Avourneen to Cover the “Best Breakup Record,” Bob Dylan’s Blood on the Tracks
Irish music and Bob Dylan converge.
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Pop-Punk Rapper TITUS: From Soundcloud to the Marquis
SoundCloud mainstay performs at Marquis Sunday.
Foreigner, Subtronics and Every New Denver Concert Announcement This Week
The music never stopped!
The Murlocs’ Sixth Record Tells the Story of Rapscallion
From skateboarding Australia to selling out the Bluebird.
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