Music

The Louisville duo canceled a tour. Going home was a strange trip.

The pop-R&B song comes out on January 15.

The Colorado band is making music from the tops of fourteeners.

The Denver-based label, which formed in 2018, has been busy.

The drinking choir has sung at Red Rocks, Mission Ballroom and beyond.

Bid on a signed Bill Clinton photo and more.

The Boulder band is blending swing, gypsy jazz, and neuroscience.

Denver’s got plenty of music happening in the days ahead.

Despite what media outlets are reporting based on the Red Rocks calendar, the venue’s operator doesn’t have 2021 figured out.

Concerts are back, but there are still plenty of online options to enjoy.

Nothing can stop Tim Kaesemacher from making music.

Secret Dance Addiction and the Conscious Cocktail Club are normalizing sobriety at parties.

While concerts can happen, capacity is strictly limited.

The Lafayette business has been keeping Colorado’s underground music scene alive through the pandemic.

Denver’s arts and music scene has some incredible champions.

The band’s latest track is a brooding synth-pop meditation on social media and anxiety.

Adam Perry talks about making music with Clay Rose of Gasoline Lollipops during COVID-19.

Is the music industry getting you down? “We have help,” says Denver chapter president Bonny Dolan.

Enjoy live music this week.

The Fort Collins punks are growing up.

Members of the ’80s band came back together to support each other and look back at more innocent times.