Concerts

The Denver avant-garde label will be hosting a forty-act stage at the Underground Music Showcase.

If anyone in Colorado deserves to sell out the venue three nights in a row, it’s Nathaniel Rateliff.

Alexander Kotz started making music in the image of Mumford & Sons; then he shifted to electronica and took on the name Elderbrook.

The band will also play the Black Sheep and the Trinidaddio Blues Fest.

The band plays the Fillmore Auditorium on Tuesday, August 25.

On tap: Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats, ZZ Top, Counting Crows, Green Day and more.

She will focus on booking Denver-based acts.

On tap: Blake Shelton, Zapp and Fastball.

Out of the ashes of DIME comes new hope for local musicians

Mac DeMarco, the Black Angels and Svdden Death are in the mix.

The focus will be on affordable, high-end cocktails and a high-quality listening experience.

The rockers took 2020 off to record new music, and they’re back with a more mature sound.

The young Colorado band kept things fresh for the legacy rock giants.

Talent flows between the two states as Cheyenne’s music scene picks up speed.

The Denver rockers will be playing their biggest show yet.

Wax Trax Records and other collectors from around the country will be on site.

On tap: Guns N’ Roses, the Mountain Goats, Yo-Yo Ma, and Quinn XCII.

The business, which took over the Purple Martini, is hoping to get a fresh start.

On tap: Wu-Tang Clan with the Colorado Symphony, Kesha, Melissa Ethridge and more.

As the Delta variant surges, the live music industry is beginning to require vaccination proof.

Refunds are available for those who choose not to comply.

Jason Isbell and Lucinda Williams have the same requirements.