It’s a fabulous week here in Denver, and as we enjoy one of the state’s favorite holidays we’ve got tons of smokin’ hot shows to attend in celebration. Slick British funk outfit Jungle is bringing the fire to Red Rocks on 4/17, with Neil Frances building the foundation for a fantastic evening. If that’s not enough dancing for you and your crew, the party continues at the Ogden Theatre as Jungle and Neil handle their own afterparty duties, with the addition of Fred Fancy keeping the club going on a Wednesday. For the local flavor this week, phenomenal house producer Owie will headline 1134 Broa ..read more

This week in concerts, we’re finally getting that sweet, sweet sunshine here in the Denver Metro, and coming along with the fabulous weather are some amazing shows happening this week. Elderbrook is coming to Red Rocks on Friday, 4/12, with support from Cannons, Embrz and QRTR.  As Elderbrook’s debut headlining performance at the legendary venue, this is sure to be an extremely special show from the very first note.  And why take a breather after such an amazing show?  Catch Elderbrook playing his own afterparty at the Gothic Theatre right after his Red Rocks set—if he’s going t ..read more

Denver pulled out all the stops for Tim McGraw’s April 4th show at Ball Arena. The crowd came dressed head to toe in daisy dukes and cowboy hats as the country legend delivered a timeless performance on his Standing Room Only tour. Despite the tour sharing a name with McGraw’s 2023 album, only two tracks from it were featured in the show. Instead, the country music icon treated fans to a journey through his illustrious career, belting out country anthems with lyrics that begged to be sung along to. Review — Tyler Childers Howls at the Moon at Red Rocks The evening kicked off with an energetic ..read more

This week in concerts, it’s another wonderful week for music in Denver and we’ve got another amazing set of shows for fans of every genre. Dom Dolla returns to Red Rocks for a weekend double-header on 4/5 and 4/6. A-Trak will provide direct support on 4/5, and Flight Facilities will bring the grooves on 4/6. Toren Foot, Ladies of Leisure, and Option4 will get the party started both evenings. Veterans of the funk scene Cool Cool Cool will bring the dance floor heat to Cervantes on 4/6, with a star-studded Herbie Hancock tribute band getting things rolling on the Ballroom side. The Jauntee will ..read more

Texas-based solo innovator Esteban Flores — better known as Slow Joy — makes music that feels deeply familiar, like something that became entwined with your chemical makeup when you were young. With shoegaze-y verses that build into towering, soul-tearing choruses, the music feels like being ripped apart on a subatomic level and put back together again, outwardly the same but forever changed beneath the surface. It’s the type of music that sets your very being on fire, every particle that makes you who you are alive with the lives you’ve lived before and the promise of new iterations of yourse ..read more

False spring is (hopefully) behind Denver as of this week, which is the perfect herald to the best season of the year: Red Rocks season finally begins! This Saturday, the 30th, marks the first show of the season at Red Rocks – Boogie T is bringing his third consecutive headlining show to the legendary venue, and he’s got some wild support coming in hot from Break Science, Distinct Motive, Skellytn with an extra special Boogie T.rio set thrown in. Don’t miss what’s sure to be an incredible kickoff show. Elsewhere in Denver, Low Cut Connie will be bringing a properly fiery performance to the Blu ..read more

History has officially repeated itself: Madonna is on a stadium tour, and Mike Tyson is in a prize fight. It’s the 80s all over again. On March 19th, Madonna turned Ball Arena into a time machine as she took a wild and colorful crowd through a celebration of every era of her career, reminding all in attendance that the Queen of Pop still reigns.  Though she didn’t arrive until fashionably late, around 10:30, perhaps a nod to her early bar-playing days, the energy in the crowd remained electric—after all, it was Madonna. The night unfolded as a true celebration, with fans donning iconic a ..read more

The Fillmore Auditorium in Denver was alive with nostalgia on Monday night as The Kooks celebrated their debut album, Inside In/ Inside Out, with a performance that sent the crowd back to 2006. Joined by openers Daisy the Great and The Vaccines, the night promised to be a journey through the band’s iconic tracks and mesmerizing indie anthems. READ: Review — Destin Conrad Brings Soulful Seduction to the Marquis Kicking off the evening was Brooklyn-based alternative indie duo Daisy the Great, comprised of Kelley Dugan and Mina Walker. Fresh off the release of their EP, Tough Kid,  the duo ..read more

It’s a wild week of shows here in Denver—the full list is below, but keep on readin’ for some of the highlights! There’s a Hot Guy Alert out for Friday 3/22, as the Floozies are taking over the Mission Ballroom for a special event known to us only as 2 Mission 2 Trip.  They’ve got heavy-hitting support from Late Night Radio, Haywyre, MZG and Father Funk—this is bound to be a non-stop party from the very first note. Legendary Latin Trap king Bad Bunny will be tearing up Ball Arena on 3/20 for his Most Wanted Tour—frankly, that’s all the information anyone should need to get out there and g ..read more

As the blizzard’s icy grip loosened its hold on Denver, the city yearned for a night with the warm, soulful melodies of R&B. That night arrived with the debut Denver performance of artist Destin Conrad on his “Submissive” tour, joined by Amaria. It was a misty dream come to life, as both artists and audience breathed vitality into the venue, crafting a deep groove that won’t be forgotten. READ: Review — Ryan Beatty Drifts Through Memories at the Gothic Theatre Amaria kicked the night off with her smoky vocals, filled with intricate flourishes and unique inflections. Her neo-soul sound is ..read more