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Black Flag, Morrissey and the Best Concerts in Denver This Week
This week’s best Denver shows!
The Enlightenment of Yonnas Abraham
His new album consists of “dream pop for Black people.”
Reader: Amazing Music Came Out of El Chapultepec
Monfort Companies bought the historic club.
The Garden’s Twins Can’t Classify Their Genre, So They Call It “Vada Vada”
Duo plays Summit on Monday.
Denver Irish Band Avourneen to Cover the “Best Breakup Record,” Bob Dylan’s Blood on the Tracks
Irish music and Bob Dylan converge.
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Pop-Punk Rapper TITUS: From Soundcloud to the Marquis
SoundCloud mainstay performs at Marquis Sunday.
Foreigner, Subtronics and Every New Denver Concert Announcement This Week
The music never stopped!
The Murlocs’ Sixth Record Tells the Story of Rapscallion
From skateboarding Australia to selling out the Bluebird.
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Reno Divorce Remembers Bass Player With Benefit for His Family
Brent Loveday remembers Johnny Crow.
MÁ¥neskin, CocoRosie and the Best Concerts in Denver This Week
Monday through Sunday this week!
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The Salt Lick Denver Moved to Little Saigon for Sunnier Digs
The show goes on!
The Return of Lorna Shore: A Symphonic Brand of Deathcore
Deathcore outfit plays Summit on Saturday.
Styx, Bob Moses and Every New Denver Concert Announcement This Week
More live music!!!
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Harm Reduction Awareness Concert Providing Resources to Prevent Fentanyl Overdoses
“People seeking euphoria is not something that should be as stigmatized.”
Put It on Your Playlist: New Music Released in Denver and Beyond
Need new music? Look no further.
Elephant 6 Documentary Is a Visually Stimulating Look at the Mysterious Collective
The collective included Denver’s Apples in Stereo and Neutral Milk Hotel.
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La Rumba, Denver’s Preeminent Salsa Club, Celebrates 25 Years
It was almost an Internet cafe.
The Venue Is Closing After Five Years
The Venue will be gone by November 15.
Judas Priest, Magic Beans and the Best Concerts in Denver This Week
The music never stopped!
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Remembering Aaron Carter: A Look Back at His 2002 Westword Interview
Aaron Carter was fourteen when he spoke to Westword.