Concerts

Looking to book your 2018 concert calendar? Here’s the latest round of concert announcements.

Tickets go on sale Friday, February 23.

Following the release of her single “Knock Knock” last April, local hip-hop artist Yasman Azimi found herself questioning her feelings about music.

Metal fans say Myrkur is either one of the most brilliant minds in black metal – or a wannabe poser corrupting the genre.

Tickets go on sale Friday, February 23.

Tickets go on sale Friday, February 23.

Tickets go on sale Friday, February 23.

Listening to Slow Caves’ lush, intelligent music, it’s easy to forget that the band’s members are all in their early twenties.

The guy who broke her heart showed up to her first concert.

Charlotte Heth, professor emerita at the University of California, Los Angeles, will be giving a lecture, dubbed “Too Many Words — Not Enough Music,” at the Grusin Music Hall of the University of Colorado Boulder College of Music.

Seal will be joining forces with the Colorado Symphony for a Red Rocks concert.

The death metal band Necropanther’s lead guitarist Joe Johnson has a confession: “We are kind of a cat band.”

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When charismatic Bon Jovi guitarist Richie Sambora left the band in 2013, many guessed that would be the end for the Jersey hard rockers. After all, without his right hand man, wasn’t this just Jon Bon Jovi’s solo gig now?

Looking for live music this weekend? These are our picks.

Tickets go on sale April 10.

They’re moving beyond pop punk.

Planning your 2018 concert calendar? Here’s what’s coming up.

When Britney Jane was 26 years old, she packed up from Virginia with $187 to her name and moved out to Denver with just her dog and her jeep. Three years later, she’s become a regular presence in the city’s music scene, with the soulful R&B group the Lee Clark Allen Band and her own solo project.

Swoon Pop is bringing a collaborative spirit to Denver’s pop music scene.

Tickets go on sale Friday, February 16.