These Are the Best Concerts on Valentine’s Day This Year
From metal to disco, we can’t think of a better way to celebrate your love than with some live music.
From metal to disco, we can’t think of a better way to celebrate your love than with some live music.
Boulder trio the Velveteers talk about their new album and working with the Black Keys’ Dan Auerbach ahead of the hi-dive release show on Friday, February 14.
The longtime indie-rockers will play Paramount Theater on Friday, February 7.
The local indie trio is playing a release show at Marquis Theater on Saturday, February 1.
Start 2025 with some local tunes, including post-metal, horror punk, shoegaze and psych rock.
The Milk Blossoms will share their latest album with a new lineup at hi-dive on Saturday, February 1.
“Our best shows are the ones with the best audiences,” says Futurebirds guitarist Carter King, “and that’s usually a pretty solid bet anywhere in Colorado. It always has been.”
The longtime guitar god says he wants to bring “goosebumps and maybe some tears and chills” to HQ on Monday, January 27.
Golden’s annual Viking-themed festival takes place from Friday, January 31, to Sunday, February 2.
The Denver metal band will celebrate its new album with a release show at the hi-dive on Friday, January 24.
The group will play its new album with a matinee show at Oriental Theater on Sunday, January 19
Other than on-mountain sets throughout the weekend, the five artists on this year’s lineup are also playing Belly Up Aspen next week.
The Denver rockers are playing their first show at hi-dive on Saturday, January 11.
The band is extending its M72 World Tour and will play two nights at Empower Field at Mile High in June 2025.
“It’s not pop music. It’s not meant to be digestible like this quick, easy thing. It’s meant to be immersive and experiential.”
Finish up 2024 with some local disco, post-metal, indie pop and rock.
Seed of the Sorcerer, Womb of the Witch is ready to share its sadistic high fantasies with the masses on Saturday, December 28, at HQ.
The group will play its new release at Bar 404 on Friday, December 20.
Local bands will team up and shred for toy drive at Aggie Theatre on Friday, December 27.
The two bonded over their love of thrash metal while on tour with their dads for the Allman Brothers’ twentieth anniversary.
Add some sugar and spice to your holiday with a trio of burlesque shows that bring new meaning to Christmas songs.
“This is the first year where we connected all the dots, put all the pieces together and are rolling out a really great program for the full season.”