While end-of-year celebrations have a tendency to burst on Dec. 31, audio fans understand today leading up New Year’s Eve are just as successful. Here are some of the best, multi-night music runs around (and forth ) New Year’s Eve from the Denver metro area and beyond. Shows are 21 and up unless otherwise noticed.
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Its lackluster Super Bowl halftime performance from February notwithstanding, Maroon 5 is back with a new single (“Memories”-RRB- and excursion which brings the band to the Pepsi Center on June 5, with the opening set from pop singer Meghan Trainor. Tickets are on sale at noon Dec. 13. (Prices TBA, altitudetickets.com) Los Angeles-based DJ and
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The Black Crowes, including estranged brothers Chris and Rich Robinson, have flocked to observe the anniversary of their suitably termed “Shake Your Money Maker. ” The group will play Red Rocks Amphitheatre on May 30, with tickets available at 10 a.m. Nov. 15. ($65-$165, axs.com) Strident English rock group Foals has been co-headlining a trip
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Journey continues to chug and all its members and its ringer lead-singer, Arnel Pineda, who took over for Steve Perry at 2007 and aided the group recover its vacationing mantle. The group ’s latest trip visits the Pepsi Center on June 4 with an opening set from The Pretenders. Tickets are available at 10 a.m. Nov.
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Rapper Lil Wayne and Blink-182 will perform a collection of dates at places that are large this summer — including in Denver. The hip-hop star and powerful pop-punk act preceded their 38-city tour announcement Monday by releasing a mashup performance of this Lil Wayne hit “A Milli” and Blink-182’s “What’s My Age Again” on YouTube.Tickets for
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Telluride is currently preparing for another year of music with a pair of announcements on its own festival scene. The Telluride Jazz Festival will present a lineup which uses the expression “jazz” as liberally as other festivals bearing that genre, using a mixture of jazz, blues, jam-band, Americana and more. Festival passes for the Aug.
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Guitarist and songwriter Peter Frampton’s announcement of a brand new double-album — his first release in three years — and a tour during the last few days was coupled with a shocking show about his previously unknown degenerative muscle disease, known as inclusion body myositis. That clarifies the “rdquo & finale; tag on the tour, which
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Following the conclusion of her recent, massive European tour, country singer-songwriter Kacey Musgraves will play Red Rocks Amphitheatre on June 26 as part of an impending North American leg. That’s in addition to her Feb. 22 show at Denver’s Paramount Theatre. But we have a feeling Musgraves is in no danger of oversaturating the market, given the
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It’therefore no concert, exactly, but couple non-sporting events may fill out the Pepsi Center such as UFC Fight Night, which yields Nov. 10. Significantly, UFC started in Denver (in 1993 at McNichols Arena) thus observing its 25th anniversary “using an action-packed card” headlined by Frankie Edgar vs. Chan Sung Jung just feels proper. Tickets for
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