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Review – 070 Shake Let the Music Speak for Itself at the Ogden Theatre
Sometimes, less is more. Six-piece bands, fireworks and lasers are great, but the whole shebang isn’t always necessary…
Review – RL Grime Celebrated The Spooky Side of Bass Music at Mission Ballroom
It’s officially October, and what better way to kick off the Autumn season than with Holloween’s favorite DJ…
Just Announced – Van Morrison, G-Eazy, Dead on The Rocks and More
As Denver’s social scene begins to open again, music is returning to the stage. That means planning your…
Lotus Came Correct For the Return of Red Rocks
Rolling up to the Red Rocks Amphitheatre for the first time in over a year, fully vaccinated and…
Breckenridge Music To Bring Mobile Airstream Stage For Summer Concerts
This summer, a retrofitted iconic 1975 Airstream trailer is bringing music, art and culture back to Summit County.…
Live Music Returns to MCA Denver In the Form of Garageband
Denver’s Museum of Contemporary Art is literally flashing back to the garage band era of the ’70s in…
Mile High Flea Market Pivots For Socially Distant Entertainment
Very few sites offer the versatility that the Mile High Flea Market has. The open-air marketplace which sits…
Lost City Launches Intimate Outdoor Concert Series to Benefit Local Music Industry
Lost City has announced a new activity for the summer — a concert series hosted in the outdoor…
Just Announced – Denver Botanic Gardens Cancels Summer Concert Series
To no one’s surprise, the Denver Botanic Gardens has canceled their summer concert series for the 2020 season.…
Just Announced – Bohemian Nights Cancelled due to Coronavirus Concerns
Bohemian Nights at NewWest Fest — a free, three-day music festival in the heart of Fort Collins’ downtown…
Live Nation and AEG Have Suspended Tours Until April Due to Coronavirus
With fears of the spread of the coronavirus escalating across the country, the two largest concert promotion companies…
Golden’s 160-Year-Old Buffalo Rose Gets New Life as Restaurant, Bar and Venue
Golden’s Buffalo Rose has a long history that dates back to 1859 when the first of the five…