Music

Saint Nomad, Float Like a Buffalo and the Andrew Vogt Quartet play Denver this week.

The head of the Denver band Dayton Stone and the Undertones has some wild stories to tell.

If those who understand house music do not rise to defend it, the magic and power of the genre could be lost forever.

Want to keep live music alive?

For one price, patrons can have access to coffees, cocktails and concerts all summer long.

The city’s loud with great bands this weekend.

Chris Webb and Dave Tamkin are helping musicians figure out how to make money.

Red Rocks is back, and plenty of other venues are hosting shows too.

The past year has been devastating to venues and theaters nationwide, but the Shuttered Venue Operators Grant offers hope.

The Denver punk band is working on an epic seven-album rock opera called The Stinger Scriptures

Host Gio Barabadze is eager for his monthly event to start up again.

On his new podcast, the Denver musician and writer speaks with musicians from around the world about their cities’ music scenes.

Denver native and international drag superstar Yvie Oddly talks hip-hop, recording music videos in a pandemic, and being a sick bitch.

Live music is coming back.

The Colorado Wildfire Recovery Show will stream live from Dog House Music Studios in Lafayette on Saturday, April 3.

the weather is heating up, and so is the live music scene.

It’s been a tough year. Time to join in a song.

The livestream events are filmed in the collective’s basement.

The Denver pop singer-songwriter plans to write 500 songs in 2021.