It was a gorgeous day at the Budweiser Events Center on March 20th. People were lined up at the doors, gaining entry for what to be one amazing show. Shinedown was heading their current world tour with support from Papa Roach and Asking Alexandria. When I first arrived, it wasn’t at full capacity but that quickly changed.
You Me at Six headlined the Marquis Theater on March 4th and for a Monday night, there was such a great turn out.
“I love my sister but sometimes she’s an asshole,” Nothing More’s vocalist Jonny Hawkins said about half way through last night’s sold out show at the Ogden Theatre in Denver.
Winter tends to be the slow time of the year when it comes to touring artists coming through Denver, but this February, there are plenty of shows that are worth venturing out into the cold and snow for.
2018 is coming to an end and already, 2019 promises to bring plenty of incredible music to Colorado. There are already a handful of must-see shows and tours stopping through the state this month, and what better way to ring in the New Year than by checking out some of Colorado’s best locals-only shows!
If you attend concerts in Colorado regularly, then you’re probably familiar with the ticket scalpers that normally hang out outside of sold-out shows, asking for extra tickets or trying to get a few off of their hands. For years, this has been the norm when it comes to attending concerts or any large events, but the ticket reseller market has become a little bit more complex in 2018.
If you’re searching for something to keep you warm while cold weather approaches, then look no further! Even with Red Rocks season over, there are still a ton of incredible concerts in Colorado this month.
Not many bands play multiple shows in one state, but this time, Neck Deep did it for the second installment of the Peace and the Panic tour. Leaving Boulder on October 9th, the band headed down to Grand Junction on October 10th to entertain the scene down there.
Music and charity work have almost always been tied together in one way or another. You see it in the various benefit shows that are announced almost immediately following any sort of national disaster or tragedy (see New Found Glory’s #PARKLANDSTRONG Benefit Concert or The Avett Brothers upcoming Hurricane Florence Benefit) and we witnessed it for years on the Vans Warped Tour with Feed Our Children Now! and the countless non-profit organizations that the festival was involved with. Most of the time, it goes unnoticed unless brought to light or amplified by incentives for free stuff, but long-standing hardcore band Stick To Your Guns are working hard to normalize charity work and giving back to local communities on their upcoming run with Emmure with their #HopeBringers initiative.
Fall concert season in Colorado is always insane, and this October is no different! With countless incredible shows coming through town this month, it was hard to narrow things down to just a few must-sees.
If you're anything like us, then you can't wait for September 14th and the kickoff of the first annual Grandoozy Festival in Denver, Colorado. Bringing together some of 2018's most exciting artists like Kendrick Lamar, Florence + The Machine, Young The Giant, Stevie Wonder, Logic and MANY more, Grandoozy promises to be an insane show and amazing, one of a kind experience.
Summer is winding down, the wether is getting cooler, Pumpkin Spice is back and most importantly, fall concert season is quickly approaching!
Think of the month of August as the calm before the storm. With venues like The Marquis Theater and Summit Music Hall currently under renovation and reopening next month, as well as countless fall tours getting announced every day, the fall and winter concert season in Colorado is shaping up to be insane.
With Global Dance Festival quickly approaching and a massive lineup of incredible artists to digest, it can feel a bit overwhelming when trying to decide who you want to catch this weekend.
Summer is in full swing in Colorado, which means concert season is finally underway as well! With countless shows across the state this month, it's no surprise that choosing the best ones to see will be a tough feat, but we've narrowed down some of our most anticipated shows of July into this list.
Since 1995, The Vans Warped Tour has been a staple in the punk and alternative music scene. The largest traveling music festival in the U.S., Warped Tour has pushed boundaries and introduced music lovers to new artists for the past twenty-three years, and although 2018 marks the festival's final cross-country run, that doesn't mean that they're playing it safe.
To say that the lineup for Sum 41’s Does This Look Infected? tour was diverse would be an understatement, but it also goes to show that fifteen years later, they’re still taking risks and changing the game.
If you’ve been part of the pop-punk scene at any point in your life, then you’ve likely noticed that it comes in waves.
Once Whitesnake’s “Here I Go Again” stopped playing throughout the arena and the large curtain vanished to reveal P!nk’s stage with her hanging from a chandelier, I quickly realized I was at one of my Top 3 concerts ever… and couldn’t think of the other 2 concerts on that short list.
One of the best things about living in Colorado is that there's always something to do, and this is definitely thanks to our thriving music scene. On any given night, you're sure to find a live band playing anywhere across the state, whether it's at the intimate Lost Lake in Denver or Colorado Springs' The Black Sheep.
