Music

Don’t miss these shows.

An unlikely confluence of current events and political issues is drawing former members of Elephant Revival and Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros together for a show at The Fox Theatre on October 22.

Pop artist Troye Sivan shares his thoughts on working with stars, the songs behind his album Bloom and his role in the new movie Boy Erased.

Mortimer Leech, frontman of the band Widow’s Bane, is collaborating with the dance troupe Wonderbound.

The Toronto-based songwriter discusses the writing, recording, and influences behind his eclectic new album.

The Lumineers will play the 2018 gala in honor of Rocky Mountain Presents CEO Chuck Morris and 97.3 KBCO, who are being inducted into into the Colorado Music Hall of Fame, presented by Comfort Dental.

New Mama Magnolia music is on the way, and the release party at Syntax Physic Opera will be a can’t-miss event.

After seeing the good deeds their fans were doing, Stick To Your Guns has organized a donation drive in four different U.S. cities, including Denver.

Don’t miss these shows.

When it comes to Denver bands – and this city has many great ones – they struggle to be recognized outside the confines of this square state. Just look to the South by Southwest Music Festival’s initial lineup for proof.

Mothers frontwoman Kristine Leschper was like most fifteen-year-olds in America: She just wanted to be cool.

As Denver begins to descend into winter and music fans scurry indoors, it’s never too soon to start fantasizing about the 2019 Red Rocks season.

Jordan Brandenburg is, literally, the son of a preacher man. The singer and mandolin player for Denver’s Turkeyfoot is also a devout believer in the gospel of pickin’ and grinnin’.

Simple Minds singer Jim Kerr says he and guitarist Charlie Burchill are always working on songs.

The frontman of the Night Sweats explains his stance on preventing gun-violence.