Day: February 19, 2019

Avalanche snaps six-game losing skid at Pepsi Center with shutout win over Vegas

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After performing apparently everything wrong in the previous six home matches, the Avalanche merged up its own lines Monday night and finally discovered a winning recipe facing a near-sellout audience of 17,808 at the Pepsi Center. The Avs, who’d been outscored 28-9 throughout their six-game losing streak in front of faces, got plenty of scoring,
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This Week In Concerts – Kacey Musgraves, Poppy, The Roots, Sharon Von Etten and More

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Time is flying through this past month as we enter the second to a week of February. Although time may be passing quicker than we need it to, the Denver concert scene is still as busy as ever. As we enter this week in Denver concerts, you can anticipate more than ## concerts happening across
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Andrew Agozzino, the Colorado Eagles’ leading scorer, gets his shot with the Avalanche

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While tearing up the American Hockey League offense, Andrew Agozzino has waited patiently for his shot at the NHL. Even the 28-year-old center is the Colorado Eagles’ top scorer and ranks fourth in the AHL with 50 points (22 goals). Six Eagles forwards, however, were called up to the Avalanche until Agozzino obtained the call Sunday.
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Colorado Symphony might leave downtown Denver, but Boettcher Concert Hall is done either way

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The Colorado Symphony is absolutely free to search for a new home on — off its present site in the Denver Performing Arts Complex, after a deal with the town that efficiently condemns its present house at Boettcher Concert Hall. Planning for a new concert hall is underway, because both parties have stated there isn’t
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