Critic's Notebook

The longtime Colorado musician plays the Skylark Lounge with her band on Friday, May 10.

Punk rock can arguably trace its roots to 1964 Peru, and Bricheros is keeping the spirit alive.

This is the second concert at the venue this year that’s been blown away by the wind.

“As the demographics change, there’s a market for those people who are here and don’t have the ability to go back home.”

After operating as a pop-up for years, Zodiac Hause has a new home at 800 Lincoln Street.

Founder Jay Bianchi is in jail facing felony sex-assault charges, and the Grateful Dead venue is no more.

These local acts weren’t in the mood for any tomfoolery when they released a handful of debut EPs and several singles.

Explore the Fillmore Auditorium’s journey from a 1907 roller rink to a top Denver music venue.

Discover how this iconic theater has evolved from its 1920s cinema roots to a cultural hotspot.

At our next members-only event on May 24, Culture Editor Emily Ferguson will interview Ipecac before they rock out at the Westword office.

The owners of the former Local 46 have created a live-music haven near Sloan’s Lake.

Catch Jesus Christ Taxi Driver at the Aggie during FoCoMX on Friday, April 19.

From the Utes to the Hatchet Lady ghost and rock-and-roll riots, Red Rocks is filled with history and legends.

The Boulder-based singer-songwriter gets deep on his second volume of Portraits of the New-Old West.

The punk band is on its first-ever tour, but will be back for a victory lap at the hi-dive on May 5.

The band is hitting both the East and West Coast this year, but will also celebrate a new music video with a show at Seventh Circle on Saturday, April 27.

Ryan Leavelle’s videography project, Hail Denver Music, is a reminder of the Mile High City’s immense local talent.

From house to hardcore, this month’s new music had it all.

Over its century in operation, this historic venue has featured everything from feature films to pornography to Billie Eilish.

Taking a break from performing to undergo chemotherapy presented a first for the rock-and-roll lifer.

Meadowlark owners Loy Merck and Erik Ludwig opened the hot spot almost twenty years ago.

It’s women’s history month, and these badasses have been making moves in the Mile High City.