Concert Reviews Archives - Page 5 of 42

Review – Blackbear and Friends Poured Their Hearts Out at Red Rocks

October 21, 2018

Hailing from Florida, Blackbear is a songwriting force to be reckoned with. Before releasing his first full-length album Deadroses, he worked on numerous projects including co-writing Justin Bieber’s hit song “...

Review – Foo Fighters Fought for Rock ‘N’ Roll at Denver’s Pepsi Center

Kori Hazel

October 11, 2018

To anyone one who has even considered rock music dead, let them know that Dave Grohl and the rest of the Foo Fighters say otherwise. As if fighting a personal crusade against any such idea, The Foo Fighters bur...

Review – Whethan Left Denver Buzzing With Excitement

Jenna Beutler

October 10, 2018

Ethan Snoreck — better known as Whethan — recently came to the spotlight in the electronic music world. The nineteen-year-old DJ got his start in 2016 and first gained national attention for his remix of Mssing...

Review – The National Transported Red Rocks to an Alternate Universe

Chloe Dore

October 10, 2018

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American rock band — The National — made a stop at Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre earlier this week on their "Sleep Well Beast Tour." The tour highlighted their latest album of the same name which has been met...

Review – Suicidal Tendencies Proved They’re Still “Cyco” After All These Years

Guest Writer

October 7, 2018

After 38 years of breakneck tempos, venue bans and a herniated disc, “Cyco” Mike Muir shows no sign of slowing down. Suicidal Tendencies, one of Muir’s many musical projects, boasts an impressive if not downrig...

Review – Ozzy Osbourne Lit up the Dark Souls of Denver

Denby Gardiner

October 3, 2018

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Throughout the '70s, Black Sabbath and Ozzy Osbourne ruled the darkness of heavy metal. After his firing from Black Sabbath in 1979, Osbourne went on to rule the '80s and beyond as an individual entity, which t...

Review – Dorothy and Greta Van Fleet Had One Foot in the Past and One in the Future

Colin Wrenn

October 3, 2018

There's very little that can propel a young band into stardom like a cosign from Elton John. Greta Van Fleet — a group of young rockstars from Frankenmuth, Michigan — was recently invited to play the iconic Hol...

Review – The Presets Galvanized The Bluebird

Kori Hazel

October 2, 2018

Ah, The Presets — Australia’s foremost punk-electronica duo graced a modest crowd at The Bluebird Theater last night touring behind their latest album, Hi Viz. For many, The Presets exist in the now-mythical un...

Review – Rowdytown VII Was a 3D Party

Katie Boudreau

October 1, 2018

Imagine the party to end all parties — the one that people talk about days, even weeks after it's over. They reminisce on events that happened and wish they could go back and relive it over and over a...

Review – Lauryn Hill Celebrated a Milestone at Red Rocks

Denby Gardiner

September 27, 2018

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1998 gifted the world with many things that still influence us today. Microsoft became the biggest company in the world, "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" had just hit the shelves and Lauryn Hill change...

Review – Beck Wowed Red Rocks Like a True Performer

Denby Gardiner

September 25, 2018

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Under the spotlight of a full moon, Beck ripped up the stage at Red Rocks on Monday. The singer, rapper, producer and instrumentalist stampeded the crowd in Morrison with an epic showcase of musical heat that w...

Review – Nine Inch Nails Hammered Red Rocks With Heaviness

Kori Hazel

September 22, 2018

Nine Inch Nails is one of those bands who seethes wild aggression. Their songs and performances — dystopian releases of turmoil and violence — charge on all cylinders in larger than life cadences. The audience ...

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Review – Anderson .Paak And The Free Nationals Took The Fillmore By Storm

Review – Blackbear and Friends Poured Their Hearts Out at Red Rocks

Review – Foo Fighters Fought for Rock ‘N’ Roll at Denver’s Pepsi Center

Review – Whethan Left Denver Buzzing With Excitement

Review – The National Transported Red Rocks to an Alternate Universe

Review – Suicidal Tendencies Proved They’re Still “Cyco” After All These Years

Review – Ozzy Osbourne Lit up the Dark Souls of Denver

Review – Dorothy and Greta Van Fleet Had One Foot in the Past and One in the Future

Review – The Presets Galvanized The Bluebird

Review – Rowdytown VII Was a 3D Party

Review – Lauryn Hill Celebrated a Milestone at Red Rocks

Review – Beck Wowed Red Rocks Like a True Performer

Review – Nine Inch Nails Hammered Red Rocks With Heaviness