concert review Archives

Review – Brockhampton Might Be The Next Boy Band Phenomenon

November 2, 2018

Brockhampton had no opening act — just the six touring members of the 15-piece rap group playing to a fairly crowded Fillmore on November 1. The self-proclaimed “greatest boy band in the mother-fing world,” acc...

Review – Lake Street Dive Proved They’re a Band That Deserves Your Attention

Katie Boudreau

September 7, 2018

Every once in a while, a band comes along that changes your definition of music. From the uncommon blend of instruments used to the refreshing sound and vocal range of the lead singer, it's an exceptional band ...

Review – Taos Vortex Hinted at Meow Wolf’s Ability to Throw One Hell of A Music Festival

Cori Anderson

August 7, 2018

Taos Vortex — Meow Wolf's first music festival — lit up the little New Mexico town this past weekend, at times with the creative enthusiasm we have come to expect from the artist collective, and at others in a ...

Review – Kaleo Brought their Icelandic Edginess to Red Rocks

Meghan Hargaden

June 22, 2018

The familiar phrase, “second is the best” attests true here when Kaleo arrived back at Red Rocks Wednesday night for the second time ever, capturing the attention of mainstream Americana fans and blues rockers ...

Review – Brit Floyd Created a Masterpiece on the Red Rocks Stage

Kait Starr

June 8, 2018

To anyone who's familiar with Red Rocks Amphitheatre — whether it be through a photograph, website or one's own eyes — it is common knowledge that its beauty cannot be understated. As red sandstone monoliths gr...

Review – Todrick Hall Spread a Message of Love and Power at Gothic Theatre

Jessica Engen

May 15, 2018

Walking into Gothic Theatre you could cut the air with a knife it was so full of excitement and love. Todrick Hall, a self-producing singer, songwriter, choreographer and director oozed passion for, not only th...

Review – Brasstracks Carved a Place in Denver as Fans Carved up the Dance Floor

Tyler Harvey

April 15, 2018

Some of you may have never heard of Brasstracks, but all of you have most certainly heard Brasstracks. The Manhattan and New Jersey-native duo won a Grammy with Chance the Rapper for Best Rap Performance for "N...

Review – Billie Eilish Was Exactly What We Expected, in The Best Way

Cara Chancellor

April 8, 2018

At 16-years-old, Billie Eilish has a stage presence of someone far beyond her years. The California-hailing singer-songwriter's enchanting performance at the Bluebird Theater Friday night involved a simple set,...

Review – Jake Bugg Proved to Be One of the Best (and Humble) Folk Vocalists of Our Time

Tyler Harvey

April 5, 2018

This past Wednesday, Nottingham's Jake Bugg brought his acoustic tour to Denver's Bluebird Theater. Armed with at least six guitars and the voice of a god, 24-year-old Bugg showed the Mile High City what acoust...

Review – Walk The Moon Proved They’re More Than Just a Radio Hit

Cara Chancellor

February 21, 2018

It was a cold night in Denver as indie rock fans gathered outside the Ogden Theatre. From first glance, you wouldn't be able to tell who this sea of shivering jackets in knit hats was lined up to see. Until ...

Vince Staples Gothic- 3-3-17 - Friday-30

Review – Vince Staples Stole The Night From Tyler, the Creator with Politically Charged Set

Kait Starr

February 8, 2018

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With the tour of his latest album, Flower Boy, underway, Tyler, the Creator was ready to spread his pollen to the Mile High City. Along with the help of openers Taco and Vince Staples, the 1st Bank Center held ...

Review – DVSN Delivered Intimate Vibes For Sold Out Gothic Show

Tennelle Swan

February 3, 2018

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Fans slowly packed into the Gothic Theatre for DVSN's sold-out show. The diverse crowd buzzed in excitement — this was DVSN's first headlining performance in Denver. Besides great r&b music, the charm behin...

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