Concerts

It’s summer, and Colorado has no shortage of music festivals.

Blink-182 will play every song off Enema of the State in celebration of the album’s twentieth anniversary.

When the Rolling Stones come through town on Saturday, August 10, Denver’s own Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats will be opening.

Live Nation Merchandise is on the hunt for bootleggers ripping off New Kids on the Block gear.

Following its 2014 debut record, Epoca de Bestias, the members of the Denver electronic post-rock trio Altas knew they needed to make foundational changes if they were going to write a better follow-up.

Twelve years after starting the celebrated indie-folk band Paper Bird, Paul DeHaven and Sarah Anderson have minted an impressive new project called Heavy Diamond Ring.

Straight Six was saved after its bus broke down.

Metal behemoth Megadeth will be celebrating the 25th anniversary of its 1994 album Youthanasia in Denver on Halloween night.

After nearly a decade’s worth of uncertainty, Denver alternative country band Gun Street Ghost has figured itself out.

Yuzo Nieto of Pink Hawks looks back on playing Westword Music Showcase.

The Turnpike Troubadours announced they would be calling off their Tuesday, June 18 Red Rocks gig and going on an indefinite hiatus.

Red Rocks is on fire in June, with shows by Widespread Panic, Anderson .Paak, Billie Eilish and Turnpike Troubadours.

Mexican pop star Ana Bárbara has postponed her Denver stop on the Mi Revancha Tour.

Chromeo, Thievery Corporation, moe. and Dillon Francis all play Denver this weekend.

Denver synth pop band xOxford debuts new single “Be Yours” ahead of a performance at Neon Baby.

Michael Franti has been bringing his politically conscious music to Colorado since the ’90s.

Gov’t Mule, Sleater-Kinney and Bonobo have announced Denver concerts.

Bonobo is bringing Outlier to Wings Over the Rockies Air and Space Museum.

Musician Reed Fox and artist Max Geimer wanted to create a video that tackles their live show narrative of the creation story.

Heading into recording their new album, ¡Volar!, the members of the Denver-based Latin ska band Roka Hueka focused on polishing their studio sound without losing the energy they bring to the stage.