Since concertgoers pulled to the Pepsi Center parking on Saturday night, the rain had been coming down hard. Regardless of the wetness, many were in no hurry to get indoors, leisurely strolling under umbrellas chatting with their significant others or giggling in groups of women out for a women ’ night. The upbeat attitude audience
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Hearing the name “Ariana Grande” automatically brings to mind pictures of high ponytails, sharp cat-eye eyeliner and oversize sweatshirts on top of thigh-high platform heels. Each these elements have been in no shortage among the crowds flowing to the Pepsi Center to see the icon herself take the stage through her “Sweetener Tour. ” Before
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For the country sensation that is Maren Morris, it was a surprise she wasn’t playing to a place the size of the Pepsi Center. Her onstage presence and vocal power would no doubt fill up the entire arena. Instead, the Texas-born singer sang to a sold-out audience at the Fillmore Auditorium on March 18. Morris
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Bob Seger chose his spot center stage in the Pepsi Center each night, and proved to the world that stone ‘n’roster will always be in style. The show was one of more than a dozen rescheduled stops on Seger’s “Travelin’ Man Tour. ” The excursion started more than a year ago but has been cut
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As fans of musical artists, we have a tendency to relish viewing. Being a popular chart-topping title in the audio business is a lucrative place and as soon as you have this, there comes a challenge in developing it. At any time, the thing can replaces the fame enjoyed by a artist or just not continue
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To anyone one who has considered rock music let them know that Dave Grohl and the rest of the Foo Fighters say otherwise. As if fighting a crusade against any such notion, The Foo Fighters burst into the Pepsi Center Wednesday night to show amongst other things, that rock ‘n’ roll never dies. The 2 1/2-hour
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Through the ’70s, Black Sabbath and Ozzy Osbourne ruled the darkness of metal. Following his firing from Black Sabbath in 1979, Osbourne proceeded to rule that the ’80s and past . Called the Prince of Darkness and Godfather of Heavy Metal, Ozzy Osbourne will probably always be an act that the masses will flock to
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Back in late 2016, German composer Ramin Djawadi announced an international tour. With the help of HBO, Djawadi will embark upon a yearlong, 24-concert tour bringing the hit series Game of Thrones to North American viewers. Together with Game of Thrones, Djawadi has generated scores for additional revolutionary shows like Westworld in addition to movies like Pacific Rim
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A common complaint amongst listeners, detractors and movie lovers is that it can be tricky to interpret what happens onto the stagein bigger places. Audio engineering, an over-reliance on prerecorded tracks and an excess of play a role. Everything about J. Cole’s KOD Tour stop in the Pepsi Center last night demonstrated that if actors
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Marilyn Manson and Rob Zombie are no spring chickens. On their Denver stop for the “Twins of Evil: The Second Coming Tour,” the two elder statesmen of horror inspired heavy metal played into a complete, but not entirely sold outside Pepsi Center audience. Both have been at it quite a while, and every around 50-years-old
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