Pretty Lights Is Back! Plus Every New Denver Concert Announcement
Pretty Lights returns to the stage after a five-year hiatus, and Lotus hosts a series of benefit concerts for the Morris family.
Pretty Lights returns to the stage after a five-year hiatus, and Lotus hosts a series of benefit concerts for the Morris family.
The drummer for Lettuce is releasing a new solo album at Meow Wolf, and he’s also helping put together a new venue in RiNo.
Destiny Bond is playing the hi-dive on Friday, April 7, with Candy Apple, Zero Function, Crime Lab and Supreme Joy.
The Knock works “to push the culture of Denver hip-hop forward,” says founder Kelsey O’Sullivan.
Denver progressive house producer Discognition is getting signed to some of the biggest labels in his genre. He bases his success on the openness of the community.
Anderson Gallegos, aka Mersiv, remembers that when he first went to Red Rocks, he thought, “I’m going to play here one day.”
“Do you know ‘Insane in the Brain’?”
“We mostly play classical… but we’ll give it a shot.”
The Denver metalcore band is playing Seventh Circle Music Collective tonight, with Filth is Eternal, XSavageX and Victim of Fire.
Miya Folick is opening for Aly & AJ (throwback!!!) at the Fillmore Auditorium tomorrow! Who’s going?
The War and Treaty will heal us with music at Bluebird Theater, and Black Belt Eagle Scout is on tour in support of a brand-new album!
There will be two concerts at the Fillmore Auditorium, which include special guests Mike Rempel, Steve Clemons, Jeff Franca and more.
The Denver-based duo released a treasure trove of atmospheric, indie-rock songs on Diver #1, which is available on all streaming platforms now.
This is folk-pop artist Ron Sexsmith’s first U.S. tour in seven years.
The supergroup boygenius (Phoebe Bridgers, Lucy Dacus and Julien Baker) will play Red Rocks, and Eric Clapton is swinging by Ball Arena in September.
Denver hardcore band FAIM releases a Nazi-punching swan song, and Skysia gives us new ambient electronic tracks.
Justin Garber will be performing in the Alley on April 1.
Share your favorites and learn about new music when Swallow Hill Music launches Sips & Spins on Thursday!
N3ptune is one of Denver’s rising stars, and he tells us his concerts are a “place where you can express your dark side.”
Hertler describes his music as “a mix of Death Cab for Cutie, Jamiroquai and maybe throw a little bit of Dave Matthews and Flaming Lips.”
N3ptune headlines the Bluebird Theater this week, Dom Dolla kicks off the Red Rocks season and Weedeater plays the hi-dive.
Protomartyr asks the question: Is everyone in Denver so high, they just say what they think?
String Cheese Incident announced a five-night run at Dillon and Red Rocks, and STS9 will be at Red Rocks for two nights in July, with a “bonus” set at Paramount Theatre.