Music

Looking for live music this weekend? Here’s your guide.

Singer-songwriter Gabrielle Aplin finds inspiration in the stars.

No dream seems too far out of reach for Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats.

Good Old War singer Keith Goodwin talks to Westword about the band’s EP, Whole Foods, Super Bowl celebrations, and making music with lifelong friends.

Pushing the boundaries of bluegrass is perhaps the most status-quo thing a Colorado bluegrass band can do.

Your guide to the latest Denver concert announcements.

Tickets go on sale Friday, March 2.

The creation of local psych-blues outfit Dragondeer’s first full-length record, If You Got The Blues, was a totally new type of production for the group.

Avenhart is ready to take Colorado by storm.

R.L. Cole has wandered the roads of America, written countless songs for other musicians, and now he’s burning bright on his own.

Metal duo ORYX talks with Westword about the new album, the DIY scene, being married, touring in Florida heat, and bad high school punk bands.

Kalyn Heffernan’s entourage almost dropped her.

When Reno Divorce frontman Brent Loveday and his band the Dirty Dollars write songs, he finds it natural to wax about sad things when he’s happy happy things when he’s sad.

When Jay Bianchi walked into Angel’s Landing near the University of Denver, he had déjà vu.

Earlier this week, Westword announced that DJ and producer Bassnectar would be bringing his Freestyle Sessions back to the 1STBANK Center. Despite the artist’s immense popularity, he also has a few critics.

People have had a hard time finding the appropriate label for Brockhampton. Is it a rap crew?  A music collective? A hip-hop group? A boy band?

The members of English trio Girl Ray are teenagers, but their music recalls an eclectic range of artists whose heyday happened decades ago.

Rapper Devin Arnold, who performs as DNA Picasso, has had a strong start to 2018.

420 isn’t just a day to celebrate cannabis; it’s also one of Denver’s unofficial music holidays.