Concerts

Denver-based hip-hop artist Chy Reco explains why he creates positive music and how he wants to inspire other parents to follow their passions.

Paul Cauthen doesn’t want us to call him an artist. He hates that.

Retrofette’s Xavier Provencher and Sean Culliton have partnered with Ophelia’s Electric Soapbox for a monthly synthpop night.

Ariana Grande, Hugh Jackman, Hootie & the Blowfish, Nikki Lane and Shooter Jennings.

thanks to recent grants from the Fort Collins-based Bohemian Foundation and Denver Arts and Venues, Open Media Foundation is relaunching the show tonight, July 5.

Dead and Company, featuring former Grateful Dead members Bob Weir, Mickey Hart and Bill Kreutzmann, return to Folsom Field in Boulder for a two-night stand while the Avett Brothers return to Red Rocks for three nights this weekend.

Wilco, For King & Country and more bands have announced Denver concerts.

Hold onto your seats, Denver. Red Rocks in July offers a slew of thrilling shows for fans of many tastes.

After his dreams of playing in the NFL faded, Justin Holmes found a path to success as the R&B artist Justin Matthew.

Artist and musician Travis Egedy — aka Pictureplane — returns to Denver this Friday with a highly anticipated show at the Larimer Lounge.

At the 25th Westword Music Showcase, Yuzo Nieto received the Westword MasterMind award.

Brad Wagner had a rough night playing with Liquid Titanium.

Boulder fingerstyle guitarist Derek DeMuth makes tapping, slapping melodies.

Blues Traveler, Zeds Dead and Santana all play Denver this week.

Pitbull, who was slated to play a Denver concert on July 2, has rescheduled his show for September 8.

The famous Piece of the Rock awards that Red Rocks performers receive are not actually made from the amphitheater’s rock.

Here are 25 tips for making the most of the 25th Westword Music Showcase.

Leah Concialdi of ATOMGA talks the Westword Music Showcase and Denver’s music scene.

The Westword Music Showcase and concerts with Widespread Panic and the Dickies come to Denver this weekend.

Denver western surf rock band The Kinky Fingers are throwing a bash for their new track, “Sucker For Sure.”

Avril Lavigne, GWAR and Thievery Corporation have announced Denver shows.

The commercial-free public radio station the Drop will showcase hip-hop, R&B and contemporary urban music.