Concerts

The Denver folk rocker returns with his most synth-infused collaborative album yet.

On tap: Titwrench, Pitbull and more.

Wong’s new album Joy was inspired by an exploration of his Asian American identity and heritage.

On tap: Tool, Thundercat and more.

House producer JackLNDN started his musical career as a choir boy performing for England’s queen.

Don’t confuse the band with John Elway, who sued the band.

Nacha Mendez, The Milk Blossoms, Machete Mouth, My Name Is Harriett and Sol VidaWorldwide perform.

Competing with nearby Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom is proving to be a challenge.

The school offers lessons in guitar, piano, bass, drums, brass, violin, cello and electronic music production.

The folk rocker plays Globe Hall on Tuesday, September 28.

The beery singer is donating proceeds from his album Brewed Gold to Pints for Prostates.

On tap: The Doobie Brothers, Lil Baby and Lil Durk, and Trippie Redd.

The band has been compared to the White Stripes, says singer and guitarist Harry Springer.

On tap: Lake Street Dive, Big Gigantic and more.

Wheatus, Hoobastank, Living Colour and Everclear will perform at Levitt Pavilion on Friday, September 24.

Ghost, Chris Isaak, Hippo Campus and more.

The folk rocker wraps up his Dirty Thirty Baseball Tour at Dazzle on September 22.

After a hiatus from performing, Denver rapper A Meazy is back with a new album.

The folk group celebrates its latest album, Murmurations, Vol. 1, at Cervantes’ on September 29.

The former Hüsker Dü member plays the Boulder Theater.

The organization works to empower women in the music industry.

Twenty One Pilots, Tame Impala and Khruangbin play Denver this week.