Concerts

From outside, it’s easy to dismiss Decadence, the massive two-day New Year’s Eve electronic-music gala. That’s a mistake.

After a long hiatus, Dovekins is back together again — for now.

2MX2 was performing when Juice ET Hugo’s belt broke.

Looking to make Denver’s music scene stronger in 2020? Consider borrowing some of these resolutions.

The Denver-based jazz singer passed away on December 26.

The jam band offered clumsy lyrics and world-class improvisation at the Fillmore Auditorium in Denver.

Slim Cessna, Itchy-O and more of the best Denver concerts New Year’s Eve and beyond.

Readers slammed both the Pepsi Center and the 2020 concerts coming to town.

Post Malone, Kenny Chesney, Billie Eilish and more of 2020’s biggest concerts in Denver.

Knew Conscious, the nearly decade old after-hours club and art gallery, has had a rough road to reopening.

These bars and clubs have some killer New Year’s Eve parties.

Otis Taylor, Umphrey’s McGee and DeVotchKa play Denver this week.

Wondering when Bassnectar, Jai Wolf, Tiesto, Rezz or Zeds Dead are playing? Global Dance just dropped the Decadence schedule.

Ringing in the New Year with a concert or party? Here are ten ways to stay safer.

No matter your taste in music, there’s something going on in Denver this New Year’s Eve.

Tech N9ne, Lloyd Cole and more have announced Denver concerts.

Preschoolers couldn’t get enough of Skull Full of Blues.

From new venues to a rapper running for mayor, these are the biggest music stories of 2019.

So far, 39 concerts have been announced. More are dropping weekly.

From concert reviews to memorials, these are Westword‘s ten most popular music stories.

The band keeps howling in defense of wolves.

Despite the holidays, there are still a few concerts going on around town.