Composer Nathan Hall Puts a Relevant Spin on Opera With Atlas of Remote Islands
This operatic adventure takes you island hopping around the world.
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Legendary Alt-Rock Group Fishbone Plays Levitt Pavilion
The ’80s rock band Fishbone is touring with four of its six original members!
Aerosmith’s Final Tour to Stop in Denver and More Concert Announcements
Aerosmith will play its final show in Denver at Ball Arena on Sunday, November 19.
Pink Sofa Hour Showcases Denver’s Music Scene With Interview Series
The YouTube channel is hosting its first concert Pinko de Mayo with a stellar lineup of local acts on Friday!
Musique Pour la Paix Uses Music to Help Immigrants’ and Refugees’ Mental Health
“We are working to help connect immigrants and refugees with mental health resources while removing the financial barriers for them to be involved with art.”
Party Like It’s 1933: Herb’s Celebrates Ninety Years of Music, Drinks, and Dancing the Decades Away
What are your favorite memories at Herb’s? Come celebrate Denver’s Kerouac haunt on Sunday!
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Ganja White Night, Hippo Campus and the Best Concerts in Denver This Week
Ganja White Night brings Wobble Rocks back to Red Rocks for a two-night run!
Zach Hurd’s Musical Path to Creating Bay Ledges
Bay Ledges will open for Trevor Hall at the iconic Red Rocks Ampitheatre on Sunday.
Hutty Wants to Desensitize the Stigma About Addiction
Hutty and his band, The Rinse Gang, will play the Mercury Cafe on Saturday. Collur, and Niko Ligiuri will open the show.
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Electronic Music Pioneer Morton Subotnick Made History In Colorado
Subotnik composed the first album of electronic music commissioned by a label, founded the California Institute of the Arts and now, at 90-years-old, he’s playing the Lafayette Electronic Arts Festival on Sunday.
Come One, Come All to Avatar’s Heavy Metal Circus
The Swedish madcap visionaries of heavy metal band Avatar play the Ogden Theatre on Saturday.
Global Dance Festival, Nathaniel Rateliff and Every New Denver Concert Announcement
Global Dance Fest celebrates its twentieth anniversary at Empower Field for two days in July and Nathanial Rateliff & The Night Sweats play two nights at Red Rocks in August.
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Welcome to the Orchid, LoDo’s New Upscale Music Venue
The Orchid is a 1920s-style jazzy supper club with an indoor stage and a rooftop patio for summer concerts.
All the Best New Music by Colorado Musicians Released in April
The Infamous Stringdusters are back with some old-school bluegrass, and Isadora Eden does “sadcore” like no one else.
Amanda Menard Is the “Mama Bear” and Manager Behind Denver’s Best Metal Bands
“She’s not afraid to ask anyone for anything, and she hustles just as hard as we do.”
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Slow Beethoven Is Beethoven Like You’ve Never Heard Before
A Jeffrey Zeigler-led string quartet recorded in The Tank in Rangely, an old water tank with a 40-second reverb that was a secret performance venue for decades.
The Blue-Collar Ballads of Donovan Woods
Catch the singer-songwriter at the Bluebird on Thursday!
Skrillex, Caroline Rose and the Best Concerts in Denver This Week
Skrillex plays Red Rocks, John Butler comes to the Paramount and the New Pornographers play the Gothic. But that’s not all!
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Bill Kreutzmann Won’t Be at Dead & Co Final Tour
“The final tour will go on as planned with Bill’s full endorsement and support.”
Neo Tokyo Philharmonic Is Playing a Spaced-Out Show for Earth Day
Prepare for blast off!
Bleak Mystique Has Been Traveling Through Sound…and the Southwest
The local indie alternative band’s tour lands at Globe Hall April 21.
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Regenerate, the First Festival From 128 Productions, Will Fill Civic Center on April 22
“This isn’t just ours. This is Denver’s house and techno festival. We’ve got some of the most absurdly talented locals on our lineup.”