Concerts

The annual jazz festival is back at City Park.

Phish, String Cheese Incident and Lucy Dacus have announced Denver shows.

Red Rocks will be offering doses of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine at select concerts.

Rock de Mayo returns to Levitt Pavilion.

Vinyl record sales have gone up nearly 30 percent during the pandemic.

After going virtual in 2020, the UMS is back on South Broadway.

Diplo and ZHU headline Red Rocks, while The Meteors play the Oriental Theater.

The jamgrass band brought “Brand New Good Old Days” to Red Rocks.

ZHU, Leftover Salmon and Eddie Roberts play Denver this week.

Eric Church, Umphrey’s McGee and Andrea Bocelli are playing shows in the months to come.

The Colorado musician describes his new song, “Fragile (Help Someone),” as “‘We are the World’ meets 2021.”

In the mix: Elliott Smith, the Beatles and Soundgarden.

The sky was crying as the singer and producer performed the first of four concerts at the massive venue.

The fun lovin’ jamgrass band is back with a new album and a Red Rocks stand.

ZHU, SunSquabi and Heavy Diamond Ring play Denver this week.

Learning music should be fun.

New music from Kaytranada, Trevor Hall, Shlump and more.

“I want my songs to be the ones you could play over the credits in an indie movie.”

Dave Matthews Band, Bob Weir and Big Head Todd have announced Denver shows.

“Ocean” drops April 30.

Denver singer-songwriter Joelle Moushati reflects on the plight of her home country.

Trevor Hall, the Red Rocks 8 O’Clock Howl and the Black Dots are all making glorious noise this week.