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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With Denver growing larger and larger every year — more folks are relying upon ridesharing instead of owning their own car. In cities in which the ceremony is available — shared rides accounts for 40 percent of rides. Almost one-third of all rides in Denver are rides that are shared. These are the 10 destinations
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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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Despite the fact that Denver only finished it s first Grandoozy music festival, the Mile High City music scene isn’t. This week in Denver concerts includes over 60 shows for you to pick from all compiled in your convenience under. There is only one full week made in September, which means time is flying by.
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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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Denver adopts the very last pieces of summer with a few events that are daring. Kick off your weekend by laughing and cheering at Lucha Libre & Laughs and end it by sipping on mimosas at Ad Hominem Drags You Out of Bed. Wherever your weekend requires you, be certain that you have a look at
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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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Although the summer months are slowly coming to an end, there is still plenty of time to have some fun exploring the Denver concert scene. As always, this week in Denver concerts includes a wide variety of genres at a wide variety of venues. It’s crazy to think that August is almost over, but it’s
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It’s fairly easy to become sensitive to the grand appearance of something legendary — especially after almost 35 years of being dormant. Jeff Lynne’s ELO returned to the U.S. with resounding force and traveled through time and space to get here, with Denver being the third stop on their cosmic journey. If that’s not exceptional,
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