Critic's Notebook

The iconic house-music makers defined “underground” and “DIY” long before they became hashtags.

Peter Anspach of Goose discusses the band’s new studio album and touring as a four-piece before taking on Fiddler’s for a two-night run.

The Fort Collins band approaches shoegaze a little differently.

Forget May flowers, we’ve got a bouquet full of new releases from local musicians

The improvements include expanded ADA seating, a facelift for the lower bowl and more.

The grindcore godfathers play the Summit with Melvins on Tuesday, May 27.

Local punk musicians share stories and thoughts about some of their favorite venues in Denver.

Cyphers, breakdancing, live graffiti art, a pop-up street-wear shop and a gallery of rare graffiti photos will be at the second annual Hip-Hop Summit.

Dome Show 360 is set for Friday, June 13, at the Auraria Campus.

Denver heavy-metallers play annual Black Sky Brewery goat roast on Saturday, May 17

HAIM and Excision are on this year’s lineup, which also includes Goose, Keith Urban and Earth, Wind & Fire.

Supporting live music doesn’t have to break the bank. Here are some of the best spots to catch free concerts in Denver.

The longtime duo, which began in Denver in 2008, has thoughts to share on its final album while taking off for one last tour.

The metal band, fronted by goblin icon John Goblikon, plays Summit on Tuesday, May 13.

On May 8, Westword members will be treated to hip-hop, R&B and poetry in an intimate show with this power couple.

The May 9 lineup includes local bands Mournful Ruin, Ghosts of Glaciers and CORPESWHALE.

Over its century in operation, this historic venue has featured everything from feature films to pornography to Billie Eilish.

In 1967, the Grateful Dead and Tim Leary came to City Park for the Human Be-In, just blocks away from one of Denver’s underground LSD labs.

The Barlow is proud of its roots, even if audiences inevitably ask, “Where the fuck is Arvada?”

From Nas and Eminem to Biggie and Tupac, these lyrics are classics.

The musician found success with such songs as “I Kissed a Girl” and “Supermodel,” and was excited to play Swallow Hill Music on May 2.

April was showered with debuts, live albums and the final Tennis record.