Pop Punk Is Seeing a Recent Resurgence, but Bury Mia’s Been There From the Beginning
The next chance to see Bury Mia live will be on Friday, March 17, aka St. Patrick’s Day, at Globe Hall.
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FAIM Calls It Quits, but First: One New Album and Two Colorado Shows
This local hardcore band is playing its final Denver show on Friday at Seventh Circle.
City Park Jazz Announces 2024 Summer Lineup
One of our favorite summer music traditions in Denver!
Ten Badass Women Dominating Denver’s Music Scene
In honor of Women’s History Month, we’re highlighting musicians who keep the scene alive from Colorado icon Hazel Miller to Latin vocalist Lolita.
The Chaos and Catharsis of Primitive Man
Denver’s Primitive Man and Full of Hell play the Gothic with The Acacia Strain and Fit for an Autopsy.
Big Gigantic, Magic Giant and the Best Concerts in Denver This Week
Big Gigantic gets even bigger this weekend!
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Reader: Denver Needs All the Character, and Characters, It Can Get
The Carioca Cafe is having a GoFundMe to cover costs until it can host live shows again.
Five Colorado Groups Will Rock the Stage at SXSW Music Festival
Add these artists to your playlists!
Boulder Elks Lodge and Events Center Reopens After Flood With a Brand-New Dance Floor
Hazel Miller & the Collective will perform at the lodge’s grand reopening party on Saturday, March 11!
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Longtime Local Musician Carmine Francis Goes Solo
Carmine Francis of Definitely, maybe and Scatter Gather has created his own debut EP, which he’s playing at Mercury Café on Saturday!
Freddy Jones Band Celebrates the 30th Anniversary of “In a Daydream”
The band stops at the Oriental Theater on Friday, March 10, with Denver music icon Hazel Miller opening the show.
Macklemore, Between the Buried and Me and Every New Denver Concert Announcement
Need more live music? We got it right here!
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Bar Bar Hopes to Bring Back Live Music Soon, but First, Another GoFundMe
Denver’s favorite dive bar needs your help for live music to happen again!
Twenty Years and Counting: August Burns Red Still Going Strong
And the band’s name isn’t about a girl named August setting fire to then-vocalist Jon Hershey’s dog, Redd.
DNA Picasso Says The Color Blü Is His “Most Authentic” Album Yet
“Knowing what heartbreak is makes being in love so much grander.”
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Levitt Pavilion Adds More Music to Free Summer Concert Lineup!
Jennifer Hartswick, Chali 2na and more have been added to the free concerts!
Flogging Molly Bassist Calls Egoista the “Ramones of Denver”
Denver punk trio plays The Crypt Thursday!
PUP, Meow Wolf’s Danceportation and the Best Concerts in Denver This Week
Your weekly dose of live music offerings!
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Travis McNamara Looks Outside of Bluegrass on Debut Solo Release
He played every instrument for his new album.
How the 303’s Musical Legacy Is Defined by an Instrument That Shares Its Name
EDM is popular in the 303, thanks to the TB-303.
Fragile City’s Ryan Hatfield on Surviving Fentanyl Addiction
“As much as everyone talks about the opioid epidemic, there needs to be more access to suboxone.”
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Denver Botanic Gardens Announces 2024 Summer Concert Series
Musicians include Graham Nash, Trombone Shorty and DeVotchKa!