Concerts

Despite the holidays, there are still a few concerts going on around town.

Despite fights between fans, Snow Tha Product put on one of the most powerful Denver concerts of 2019.

The Denver pop-punk band rails about trans rights, Frankenstein’s monster and the professional grind.

All weekend, Bob Rob Medina will be throwing concerts and book readings telling the story of punk in Denver.

Snow Tha Product, Jade Cicada, Klezfest and more of Denver’s best concerts this weekend.

Jobi Riccio is rebooting a classic country sound.

Heavy music and generosity go hand in hand at the Colorado Hardcore Holiday Party and Toy Drive.

Rainbow Kitten Surprise, Shakey Graves and Tyga have all announced Denver concerts.

After taking 2019 off, Titwrench is Surfacing again.

The thrash metal band debuted a cooking show with a recipe for cooking white supremacists’ ribs.

The members of Avenhart, one of Denver’s best rising new-grass bands, have decided to call it quits.

Earth, Wind & Fire, a band with deep Colorado roots, was celebrated at the Kennedy Center Honors.

He’s abandoned his rescheduled Denver date altogether.

Reggae on the Rocks returns to Red Rocks Amphitheatre on Saturday August 22 and Sunday, August 23.

For forty years, tuba players have congregated in downtown Denver to ring – rather, blow – in Christmas.

Snake oil? Elixir? Whatever it is, the OneRepublic frontman’s excited about his new sparkly hemp drink.

Koe Wetzel, Patterson Hood and Surfaces are among Denver’s best concerts.

At Snoop Dogg’s Friday the 13th Fillmore show, he served up classic hits, pole dancers, and a message of Crip-Blood peace.

Harm Reduction Coalition and Sierra Club Foundation Military Outdoors Program are the beneficiaries of the first of the Marigold Singles.

Denver’s music community reflects on the life of Amanda Capper.

Are you ready to Shake Your Money Maker?

Transgender musician Joel Zigman tried to reform the classical music world. Now he’s writing pop songs in Denver.