Singer, songwriter and country music star Garth Brooks, who’s no stranger to Colorado, is bringing his stadium tour to Denver with a June extravaganza at Broncos Stadium at Mile High. Brooks, coming from the largest indoor concert ever in Arizona — with more than 77,000 fans Saturday in State Farm Stadium, based on azcentral.com —
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DENVER — A Portland, Oregon teenager is visiting Denver to meet members of his favorite sports teams. Martin Howe, 18, has Diffuse Large B Cell Lymphoma. He was recently released from the hospital after doctors said they did not think they could do anything else to help, according to the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. Howe is
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With a playoff spot already protected, the Denver Nuggets are in search of momentum. The Nuggets got the win Tuesday night at the Pepsi Center, 95-92 over the Detroit Pistons, but any momentum might prove elusive. Nikola Jokic and Jamal Murray slammed the door closed on Detroit’s magnificent fourth-quarter comeback attempt with several timely buckets
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The River North Arts District’s newest music venue, Mission Ballroom, this morning announced eight new acts joining its previously announced opening-weekend lineup, giving Coloradans a hint at the musical variety that AEG Presents will offer there. Starting with Steve Miller Band on Aug. 13, the Mission will also host George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic’s “farewell
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How is it the last week of March? It certainly seems as if time is flying by when you have over 600 concerts to see inside a month. As we enter the final week of the month, you can expect nothing less than the regular hustle and bustle of the Denver concert scene. Over the
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Query: Who’s the toughest foe the Nuggets could face in playoffs’ opening around? Kiz: The Nuggets don’t assess the Western Conference standings every day, because they consider it to be a distraction. But I do, because it’s enjoyable and intriguing. With 10 games remaining in their regular-season program, the Nuggets seem assured of a top-three
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You think picking out your NCAA Tournament bracket was hard? Consider doing the #RoxMusicMadness. The Nuggets and the Avalanche have a shot a doing something that they haven’t done because the 2009-10 season: Both make the playoffs. That’s right, the Pepsi Center hasn’t been host to both NBA and NHL games in the same year
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Regardless of the 2018 loss of the long-running Warped Tour, promoters are still cooking up ways to unite emo-punk children in massive public settings which are directly at odds with the anti-establishment messages in the music around them. Promoter AEG Presents has united with SGE (Synergy Global Entertainment) to debut the Disrupt Festival, a 25-city
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Regardless of the strides Denver-based SeriesFest has made to place itself as the premiere TV-pilot festival and hobnobbing occasion in the U.S., we’ve never seen a name as big as Stevie Wonder attached to it. The June 21-26 event, which organizers are billing as Season 5, includes dozens of panels, screenings, workshops and premieres designed
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Coloradoan Brad Watson called it a career Saturday, concluding a 23-year stint as an NHL referee before family and friends at the Pepsi Center. I feel fortunate to have been among those friends. A scratch golfer, good hockey player, and terrific story-teller, Watson hand-picked his 1,393rd and last NHL game — choosing his adopted hometown
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