Music

The Denver post-punk band is releasing its latest record in high style at the hi-dive.

Paul Janeway of St. Paul and the Broken Bones talks Tom Waits, church and why he’s never had a drink.

Tame Impala brought its algorithm friendly music to the first of a two-night Denver stand at Mission Ballroom.

Kyle Hartman, the Lion’s Lair’s new booker, plans to bring in and cultivate fresh talent.

Retrofette didn’t know what a confetti cannon could do.

Taste whiskey and enjoy St. Paul and the Broken Bones when WhiskyX returns to town.

Vampire Weekend, Tyler, the Creator and Illenium play Denver this week.

Few showed up for the October 4 sneak peak.

After rescheduling two sneak peek parties, Beta 2.0 is finally opening its doors on October 4.

Low Cut Connie’s Adam Weiner brings a rockin’ party vibe to the airwaves with a new weekly radio show called The Connie Club.

Denver’s best concerts include Mac DeMarco, Dropkick Murphys and Bastille.

The Denver nightclub failed to pass city inspections hours before a planned Sneak Peek Party.

Greensky Bluegrass, Billy Strings and Margo Price will play WinterWonderGrass.

Critics have been divided on Vampire Weekend for years.

Celine Dion, Billie Eilish and Black Tiger Sex Machine have all announced Denver concerts.

Even music journalist Tom Murphy – half of the musical duo Pythian Whispers – struggles to put into words exactly what his band does.

Charles Burrell was the first African-American to receive a permanent contract with a major American symphony.

Paul Iwancio didn’t know he came off as a religious singer.

Black Market Translation, the band behind Punketry at Mutiny Information Cafe, is all improv all the time.

The Los Angeles psych-garage outfit chose evolution above all else.