Concerts

Jeffrey Dallet remembers a belligerent fan who wanted him to quit sounding like Bob Dylan.

The members of the hard-rock band Pink Fuzz are youngsters no more.

A lot has changed in the nearly thirty years since Buffalo, New York’s Snapcase released its debut album, Lookinglasself.

Lukas Nelson & the Promise of the Real, Machine Head and Young Dolph play Denver this week.

Colorado Ballet, FACE Vocal Band and Cleo Parker Robinson Dance will perform at the Arvada Center’s Summer Concert Series.

Celebrated breakout artist Caitlin Quisenberry has released her debut single, “Blue.”

Oysterhead, Black Tiger Sex Machine and the Eli Young Band play Denver this weekend.

The Larimer Lounge, Lost Lake and Globe Hall lead talent buyer is headed to Dallas.

Bluebook is releasing a music video for “Carnage” in advance of an immersive show at the Museum of Contemporary Art.

Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit, the Decemberists and more Denver concerts.

The 35th annual Midwinter Bluegrass Festival will take place February 14 to 16 at the Northglenn Ramada Plaza.

Sad-screamo folk, soul-melting R&B, old-soul music, and indie earnestness.

The alt-rock band Deftones announced a summer headlining tour with Gojira and Poppy.

Bassnectar’s bringing his Freestyle Sessions back to Denver.

Randy Newman, DeVotChka, Mary Chapin Carpenter and more.

After being diagnosed with Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease, Brian Bourgault has been making musical souvenirs.

From classical and jazz to country and punk, celebrate Valentine’s Day at a concert in Denver.

Rebecca Vera remembers when Munly and the Lupercalians opened for Elijah Wood.

The two metal giants are headed on a North American tour.

The DNA World Tour comes through Denver this summer.

With a new collaboration with Dan Auerbach of the Black Keys, Marcus King is at home on the road.

Reverent Horton Heat, Yola and Sarah McLachlan play Denver this week.