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Father John Misty Will Play Red Rocks This Year

March 3, 2017

Father John Misty just announced the tour dates for his upcoming North American tour. He’ll be at Red Rocks Friday, August 25 in support of his latest album, Pure Comedy. This marks Father John Misty’s thi...

Tears for Fears and Hall & Oates Are Coming to Fiddler’s

Tyler Harvey

March 2, 2017

Today, Tears for Fears and Hall & Oates announced a co-headlining tour that kicks off this May in Oklahoma. But fear not, Denver concert-goers listed at the tail-end of the tour dates is none other than Fid...

Free Local Concerts to Celebrate 303 Day – 888, Beer Pong with 3OH!3 & more

Will Sheehan, Elliott Flood and Denby Gardiner

March 2, 2017

There are few cities on Earth that have a day simply to celebrate the fact their city exists. If you have lived in Denver for a month or your whole life, you most likely have noticed the extreme Coloradan pride...

Modest Mouse is Coming to Denver in June

Drew Boulos

February 28, 2017

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Modest Mouse announced today that they will make their return to Colorado this June. The band will play at The Fillmore on June 6 amidst a limited tour schedule - there are only 13 shows scheduled so far. ...

176 Concerts to See in March

Mita Edles

February 27, 2017

As spring approaches and the weather gets warmer, we have a whole lineup of Denver concerts this March to match. From pop to post-rock or folk to hip-hop, every show this month affirms Denver's capaci...

Dead Horses Gave a Lively Folk Show at Lost Lake

Taylor Heussner

February 26, 2017

It's always a good night when you can dance to some dirty folk music with beer in hand. Local hotspot Lost Lake provided just that energy with musicians Dead Horses and their openers The Heartstring Hunters and...

This Week In Concerts – Common Kings, Alex & Sierra, Lil Wayne and more

Allie Marchman

February 20, 2017

February may be wrapping up but the music is just getting started. In this week's lineup, every genre is represented, from heavy metal to Brooklyn blues. Monday, February 20 Recommended: Overkill @ The Goth...

Review – Run the Jewels Earned Their Bragging Rights

Tyler Harvey

February 13, 2017

The self-proclaimed legend thing is getting old. It's hard to not roll my eyes when so many artists claim they're the best alive because sometimes the cockiness and cliche of it all becomes off-putting. An exce...

This Week In Concerts – The Cool Kids, Hippo Campus and Circa Survive

Allie Marchman

February 13, 2017

And just like that, it's already Valentine's Day. Denver's music scene this week is filled with phenomenal talent to help you celebrate the day of love with that special someone. Monday, February 13 Re...

Review – Angel Olsen’s Fiery, Feminine Music Set the Bluebird Theater Ablaze

Taylor Heussner

February 12, 2017

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Inside singer-songwriter Angel Olsen's world, you'll find a 1950's eclectic with feminist standards. She played in Denver on February 9 and 10, at the Gothic and Bluebird Theaters respectively. Opening for her ...

Review – Sango and Monte Booker Keep It Moving At The Bluebird

Kori Hazel

February 10, 2017

Somewhere along the line of Sango and Monte Booker’s performance at the Bluebird Theatre on February 9, 2017, I lost track of what day it was. Between the rambunctious crowd, the sweaty and sanguine atmosphere,...

Just Announced – Lady Gaga, Deftones, Rise Against and Thrice

Tyler Harvey

February 6, 2017

What a day it's been for Denver concert announcements - and it's not even 9 a.m. Timing the announcement right on the heels of her Super Bowl performance, Lady Gaga will be shipping out on a 48-date world to...

A Week of Looks With Denver Stylist Avery Say

303 Style Profile – Katherine McQueen, the Colorful Latina Creative

Meet the Faces Behind Denver-Based Fashion App, FashionEco

A New Interactive Art Exhibit Lets You Literally Walk a Mile in Someone Else’s Shoes

RiNo Arts Fest and 26 Things to do in Denver this Week

Meet the Artist Who’s on a Cross Country Mural Painting Tour and Stopped in Colorado, Twice

Post Malone Is Headed To The Pepsi Center

Review – An Evening of Gratitude with Michael Bublé at the Pepsi Center

This Week In Concerts – The Head and the Heart, Lyle Lovett, Norah Jones, Shinedown and More

Slow Food Nations 2019 and 23 Other Food & Drink Events in Denver This Week

Farmhouse Thai Eatery Brings Imaginative Cuisine to Lakewood

Stranahan’s Master Distiller Rob Dietrich is Leaving to Join Metallica’s Whiskey Brand

Post Malone Is Headed To The Pepsi Center

Farmhouse Thai Eatery Brings Imaginative Cuisine to Lakewood

Exclusive – Oxeye Daisy Scorch the Earth On “They Say You’re A Demon”

Father John Misty Will Play Red Rocks This Year

Tears for Fears and Hall & Oates Are Coming to Fiddler’s

Free Local Concerts to Celebrate 303 Day – 888, Beer Pong with 3OH!3 & more

Modest Mouse is Coming to Denver in June

176 Concerts to See in March

Dead Horses Gave a Lively Folk Show at Lost Lake

This Week In Concerts – Common Kings, Alex & Sierra, Lil Wayne and more

Review – Run the Jewels Earned Their Bragging Rights

This Week In Concerts – The Cool Kids, Hippo Campus and Circa Survive

Review – Angel Olsen’s Fiery, Feminine Music Set the Bluebird Theater Ablaze

Review – Sango and Monte Booker Keep It Moving At The Bluebird

Just Announced – Lady Gaga, Deftones, Rise Against and Thrice

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