Critic's Notebook

The venue has six nights of live music a week, with each devoted to a different genre.

The owners of the former Local 46 have created a live-music haven near Sloan’s Lake.

Bruce Hornsby, who has made music with everyone from the Dead to 2Pac, brings his collaboration with yMusic to Denver.

The queer-rock band plays EP release show Saturday at Skylark Lounge.

It’s finally here: The album drops at midnight tonight, April 18 (10 p.m. tonight for us lucky Denverites).

Catch Jesus Christ Taxi Driver at the Aggie during FoCoMX on Friday, April 19.

Denver record stores are celebrating Record Store Day on April 20 with deals, event specials and more.

The Boulder-based singer-songwriter gets deep on his second volume of Portraits of the New-Old West.

From The Simpsons to Colorado, the spooky sounds of Lara Wickes’s theremin travels far.

The punk band is on its first-ever tour, but will be back for a victory lap at the hi-dive on May 5.

Dom Dolla will do two concerts at the Mission Ballroom instead.

The band is hitting both the East and West Coast this year, but will also celebrate a new music video with a show at Seventh Circle on Saturday, April 27.

Ryan Leavelle’s videography project, Hail Denver Music, is a reminder of the Mile High City’s immense local talent.

Fresh off a European tour, Wayfarer will be playing American Gothic in its entirety during a hometown release show at the Bluebird on Friday, March 29.

From house to hardcore, this month’s new music had it all.

Taking a break from performing to undergo chemotherapy presented a first for the rock-and-roll lifer.

She’s had to ask herself questions like, “Can I play the cello when I’m just hanging from my toes?”

The one-day showcase will have DJs, a cypher open mic, breakdancing from Bboy, live painting and photographs of graffiti in Denver and New York.

Meadowlark owners Loy Merck and Erik Ludwig opened the hot spot almost twenty years ago.

It’s women’s history month, and these badasses have been making moves in the Mile High City.

The Indigenous activist, nationally acclaimed visual artist and spoken-word performer reminds listeners “We Were Punk First.”

OneRepublic will headline the Sunset Amphitheater’s grand opening in Colorado Springs with a three-night run.