Concerts

Levitt Pavilion had planned fifty free concerts in Denver this summer.

The spring season at Red Rocks Amphitheatre has been bludgeoned by COVID-19.

Denver metal quintet Tricoma’s self-titled album is metal to the nth degree.

The husband-and-wife duo just released a new video.

“Wash Yer Hands” could wipe out “Happy Birthday.”

Nathaniel Rateliff just dropped the music video for his jaunty break-up song “All or Nothing.”

Coronavirus took singer-songwriter John Prine, and the world is grieving.

Face Vocal Band’s Carnegie Hall concert was canceled, so the group is recruiting singers and fans for a massive virtual concert.

Poet Anne Waldman worked with Roger Green and Adam Baumeister to create an unsettling musical interpretation of her work.

The author of “Lean on Me” passed away at the end of March.

Musicians will still be paid and there will possibly be live-streamed concerts.

Michael John McKee of Helicopter Copter talks about boredom and the pleasures of minimalist music.

Half of the soul-gutting experimental pop band The Milk Blossoms just dropped “Interview.”

Andrew Novick is many things: musician, filmmaker, avid collector, and a whole lot more. But a Morrissey fan? He is not.

StubHub has pushed back its timeline for paying ticket sellers, and the platform’s customers are furious.

He’s not a muralist, but he had something to convey.

The Denver band just dropped its debut EP.

Bobby Rogers lost big money after South by Southwest was canceled this year, but MusiCares was there to help.

Justin Bieber’s tour was slated to start one day after Red Rocks season begins.

The company wants to support crew members who have been put out of work by COVID-19 closures.

Denver pop singer Sydnie Battie’s “Needy” is a gut-wrenching song about desperation.

Audio music artist Adán de la Garza’s processes difficult emotions using the sounds most overlook.