It s a couple of weeks into 2020, but in terms of concerts, things are looking great. Today, a lot of shows — which range from Red Rocks into the Pepsi Center — will be on the books, and will surely be hitting for your pockets. First and foremost, ’90s personalities, Pearl Jam, fresh off
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The earnest iconoclasts in Pearl Jam, who helped popularize the stone takeover of radio in the early 1990s, will headline the Pepsi Center on April 9 as part of the North American tour for brand new album “Gigaton,” outside March 27. Tickets are available at 10 a.m. Jan. 24. ($107.50, altitudetickets.com) Colorado-based jam titan The String Cheese
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Denver is guaranteed a certain quantity of large concerts each year, given rsquo & town;s geographical importance in. In other words: If you’re playing this region of the country is essential to recouping your travel expenses. However, Colorado’s reputation as an all-purpose stellar economy — by multi-night runs along the Front Range to coveted “boutique
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Comedian Jim Gaffigan Included a fourth show at the Buell Theatre for The Pale Tourist Tour. The new show is going to be at 9:30 on Saturday, April 18. Gaffigan sold his two out Friday shows and nearly sold out a series before on Saturday. Tickets are $50-$80 and can be purchased on AXS. Rapper Tech
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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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Australian psych-pop act Tame Impala sent ripples through the Denver concert scene earlier this year with a ticketing controversy that left many fans feeling burned — and promoter AEG Presents Rocky Mountains canceling purchases following allegations of fraud. Now the band, led by Kevin Parker, is returning to satisfy demand at a sports arena that’s
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Kevin Parker’s Psych-rock outfit, Tame Impala is returning to Denver far sooner than expected. Heading to the Pepsi Center on July 30, Tame Impala alongside Perfume Genius will return to the Mile High City in support of their forthcoming new album, The Slow Rush. The Australian band sold out two consecutive nights at the brand new
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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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Near-untouchable singer and rapper Post Malone may have only headlined that the Pepsi Center on Nov. 10, but isn’t quitting the 24-year-old from announcing still another date at the venue. Amid a string of Billboard No. 1 hits and award nominations, Malone is planning for the next leg of his unadorned Runaway Tour to begin again
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Another independent venue bites the dust. Today, Live Nation announced that it will take over the booking and promotion of Ophelia’s Electric Soapbox. The 400-capacity former brothel has been cited as an outstanding Denver venue by U.S. News & World Report and has received accolades across Denver publications for its food and entertainment value. Ophelia’s
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