Shoegaze? Dream Pop? Indie Rock? Call the Music of From Indian Lakes Whatever You Want
If you’re into Deftones and shoegaze, you should check out From Indian Lakes at Globe Hall on Friday, June 21.
If you’re into Deftones and shoegaze, you should check out From Indian Lakes at Globe Hall on Friday, June 21.
Neil Young and Crazy Horse just announced a show there.
“It’s only been two years since I started expressing my gender identity to the realest extent,” the producer shares.
“I don’t play music to get recognition. I play music ’cause I enjoy playing music.”
The band plays the Ogden Theatre on Sunday, June 16.
Ian James established a new artists’ collective to help Denver musicians promote and perform their work to a larger audience.
Relive your early-2000s club days with T-Pain and Akon at Red Rocks.
“I remember saying we’re going to be known for this – we’re going to be known for hip-hop and rap; true, underground hip-hop.”
SarahFest is a femme-forward festival showcasing badass Denver bands and celebrating all the Sarahs.
Formerly of Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe, the multi-instrumentalist is creating a new sound by blending Motown and funk with grunge and hip-hop.
Classic-rock fans with an ear for harmonies dripping in sunshine and relaxation need look no further than “Sunflower Sky.”
Goose performed its first night at Fiddler’s with tight jams suspending the songs “Seekers on the Ridge,” “Wysteria Lane,” and “Jive 1” and “Jive Lee.”
The car dealership has acquired the naming rights to the new Colorado Springs amphitheater, which is set to open on August 9.
The queer four-piece won a Best of Denver award for Best Debut Album, and we can’t wait for our members to see the band live.
Maren Morris teases her shows at Red Rocks and Dillon, saying no set will be the same on this tour.
“I gotta say, this whole experience has been one of those ‘what the fuck is going on in the universe’ situations.”
Here’s how to make the most of this year’s Five Points Jazz Festival in Denver on June 8.
“We have the city of Denver in our in our corner to help us keep this business going for generations.”
When Michael Stein was mugged and beaten in Las Vegas, he had “given up on struggling with” heroin addiction. Now he’s celebrating two years sober.
The legendary rock star shared stories of Tom Petty and delivering iPods to soldiers, and put Ball Arena in a wave of tears with a tribute to Christine McVie.
Many newcomers don’t know that a hike is involved when attending a show at the historic venue.
J Lo was supposed to be in Denver to perform at Ball Arena on July 22. “I am completely heartsick and devastated about letting you down,” the singer stated.