Pale Waves are truly something else. That much was apparent when I first caught them live with The 1975 last spring, and it was solidified late last year when they came back through Denver to perform at the intimate Lost Lake Lounge. This week, the band stopped through Denver on their headlining tour to play to a packed crowd at the larger Larimer Lounge, and only minutes into their set, it was obvious that they’re well on their way to stardom. Hell, they’re kind of already there.
Emo Nite has been constantly growing and gaining momentum since 2016, when they hosted their very first Denver event The Marquis Theater.
With the Summer concert season right around the corner, it's no surprise that there are a ton of incredible shows all over Colorado this month! From intimate local shows to some of the first Red Rocks concerts of the season and some of the biggest up-and-comers playing small stages across the state, April is all about branching out and checking out some new music, and we have quite a few recommendations for you.
Sounds like: Dark, experimental post-metal
Sounds like: Folk-rock with energetic punk undertones
Sounds like: Energetic, emotional pop-punk
Sounds like: Timeless funk/blues
Sounds like: Aggressive, angry hardcore with hip-hop undertones
Sounds like: Cinematic pop-rock
Sounds like: Upbeat indie rock
Sounds like: Groovy alternative rock
Sounds like: Chaotic hardcore
Sounds like: Timeless garage rock n’ roll
Sounds like: Soulful americana singer/songwriter
Sounds like: Soul and hip-hop infused rock n’ roll
Sounds like: Catchy as hell pop-rock that’ll make you want to dance
Sounds like: Aggressive, fast-paced hardcore/punk
Sounds like: Indie rock driven by shimmering guitar and smooth vocals
Sounds like: Energetic pop-punk
Sounds like: Catchy as hell alt-pop
