On July 28, the Denver Broncos welcomed back fans to UCHealth Training Center in Dove Valley for the first of fifteen open training camp practices. And just the day before, AM 760, an iHeartMedia station, flipped its format to Orange & Blue Radio, which will be “all Broncos, all the time.” But some readers think that already describes Denver.
Recent restaurant closings have begun to take their toll on the Denver dining scene, with old favorites like Beau Jo’s exiting Denver city limits this Sunday, July 30, and newcomers like the Thunderbird Imperial Lounge bowing out suddenly in a Highland space that’s had trouble gaining traction over the past…
Jordan Dry, who was already in jail on drugs and weapons allegations, has now been accused of witness tampering for saying exactly what his lawyer told him not to over a monitored jail phone before claiming, “I don’t want to get any kind of tampering charges or anything.”
It’s a big weekend for hip-hop with KS 107.5 Summer Jam XX, featuring Migos, Ludacris, Kid Ink, Post Malone and more, happening tonight at Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre, while Kendrick Lamar headlines the Pepsi Center tomorrow with Travis Scott and D.R.A.M. opening.
A$AP Mob, featuring Featuring A$AP Rocky, A$AP Twelvy, A$AP Nast and A$AP Ant, headlines 1STBANK Center on Friday, November 3 with Key! and Cozy Boys opening. Cat Power plays an intimate show at the Marquis Theater on Saturday, August 19; tickets ($38.50-$42) are on sale now. Gary Numan, who has a new album slated for a September release, returns to the Gothic Theatre on Monday, December 18; tickets ($25-$85).
Justin, it may indeed be too late now to say “sorry.” On Monday, Justin Bieber canceled the remainder of his Purpose tour, including the August 12 gig at Denver’s Mile High Stadium, due to “unforeseen circumstances.”
Go low, go high and get high at some of the best events in Denver this week, including a visit from former first lady Michelle Obama, an aerial performance that’s sure to leave your jaw dropped, and the Mile High Marijuana Showcase. Keep reading — there’s more where that came from…
Denver’s calendar is so full in the summer, you simply can’t go to every Star Wars celebration, burlesque show or special celebration. Fortunately, our photographers were there for you!
Denver’s culinary calendar is overflowing in the summer, with farmers’ markets, fairs, festivals…and lots of seasonal bounty showing up on restaurant menus. Since no single person can take it all in, we’ve been serving up slideshows of some of the events you might have missed.
It’s a great week for fans of ’80s rock, with the Retro Futura tour stopping at the Bellco Theatre tonight that includes Howard Jones, Paul Young, the English Beat, Men Without Hats, Katrina (Ex-Katrina and the Waves) and Modern English, while Violent Femmes and Echo and the Bunnymen co-headlining at the Fillmore Auditorium on Tuesday.
There’s so much road work in Denver right now that getting from one point to another without sprouting an epic migraine is practically impossible. Is that an inevitable outgrowth of growth?
As Colorado grows get more sophisticated, this state’s strains are becoming more definitive. For over a year, Herbert Fuego has offered a weekly review of a local strain, assessing its strength and affects and letting readers know where they can get it. But are these reviews useful?
Beau Jo’s, the forty-plus-year-old purveyor of the “Colorado-style pizza,” is closing its location at 2710 South Colorado Boulevard on July 30, but even older pizza joints are still going strong in Denver.
Nostalgia is a powerful seasoning that flavors our restaurant experiences, and a return trip to an old favorite can be a more satisfying experience than sampling bold creations at a trendy new eatery. And even if the food isn’t quite what we remember from when we were kids, it still…
Mobility is a hot issue, what with a major transformation to I-70 on the way (maybe), a population boom in Denver that’s clogged its streets and light rail woes dragging down commuters. Another hot-button issue? Parking.
This week’s Watch List covers a hot new chicken joint, a Cherry Creek fish house with a lobster deal, and a South Broadway breakfast stop that knows exactly what to do with a potato — all places with dishes that balance textures in winning combinations. After that, check out our…
It’s a dog-eat-dog world out there, so you’d better be the one doing the eating. Eating a hot dog, that is – whether slathered in mustard, piled with relish, onions and sauerkraut, or dressed up in something fancy. Just in time for National Hot Dog Day on Sunday, July 23,…
One of the many stinging jokes in season one of the excellent Netflix series Dear White People involves college journalist Lionel Higgins, played by DeRon Horton, discovering that he can use a fake ID with a photo that looks nothing like him because Caucasians can’t tell black men apart. But Mervin Cabe wasn’t so lucky. He was recently busted in Aspen, one of the whitest places on the planet even when there’s no snow on the ground, after unsuccessfully impersonating former NFL player Chad Johnson, whom he doesn’t resemble in the slightest.
After a long run at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, the Global Dance Festival sets up shop this weekend in the parking lot of Sports Authority Field at Mile High with EDM heavies Excision, Datsik, Hardwell, Kaskade and more. String Cheese Incident is at Red Rocks for a three-night stand, while Neil Diamond is at the Pepsi Center and Buddy Guy is at Denver Botanic Gardens. See our full picks below.
You used to be able to find old-school red-sauce joints all over metro Denver. But their ranks have been dwindling, as the owners of these Italian restaurants decided to retire or sell out to developers — or both. Stlill, there are at least six Italian joints in metro Denver that have been serving for five decades or more.
Railroad Earth stops in the area for a three-night New Year’s Eve run that includes Friday, December 29 and Saturday December 30, at the Fox Theatre, and Sunday, December 31, at the Paramount Theatre.
The ten best concerts at Levitt Pavilion Denver for summer 2017, including 311, the Cumbia Festival, Gaby Moreno and more.
