Concerts

Territorio Liberado is back for its third year, raising funds to support undocumented immigrants.

The hip-hop crew’s coming to Denver in 2020.

He might have used a cane and sat in a chair for most of the concert, but Phil Collins put on a hell of a show at the Pepsi Center.

Immersive spectacular Itchy-O is back for its annual Hallowmass ritual.

Ahead of his Denver show, Franti will host the Stay Human Harvest Ball.

The Radiohead frontman is on a solo tour and will stop in Denver in 2020.

Shovels & Rope is coming to town, and the band’s bringing its guitars, drums and tambourines. And kids.

Tool, Lizzo, Bob Dylan and more!

Including Illenium, Phil Collins, The New Mastersounds and Black Pumas.

Because of Jack White’s notorious no-phones policy, we were transported to a time that seems as far away as the Jurassic period.

Thanks, weather.

Lana Del Rey, Lucero’s Block Party West, a tribute to the White Album and more.

“It really started with a photograph.”

Inspired by Robert Johnson’s Faustian pact with the Devil, Avery Jacob’s mixing genres and speaking the truth.

The Denver post-punk band is releasing its latest record in high style at the hi-dive.

Paul Janeway of St. Paul and the Broken Bones talks Tom Waits, church and why he’s never had a drink.

Tame Impala brought its algorithm friendly music to the first of a two-night Denver stand at Mission Ballroom.

Kyle Hartman, the Lion’s Lair’s new booker, plans to bring in and cultivate fresh talent.

Retrofette didn’t know what a confetti cannon could do.

Taste whiskey and enjoy St. Paul and the Broken Bones when WhiskyX returns to town.

Vampire Weekend, Tyler, the Creator and Illenium play Denver this week.

Few showed up for the October 4 sneak peak.