On Thursday night, American music legend Billy Joel played a summertime concert in Coors Field in downtown Denver. The “Piano Man” is playing a limited series of stadium shows that summer and fall, together with his next series in New York’s Madison Square Garden on Aug. 28. This morning, Joel Tweeted a photo of him
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About an hour to the show at Mission Ballroom, The Lumineers’ Wesley Shultz shared with a poignant anecdote. It was about a decade ago that he and drummer Jeremiah Schultz were fine-tuning their first tunes before the bar in the Meadowlark’s open mic nights, a clinic that he likened to listening through others’ ears. On
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Heads up, Billy Joel and Zac Brown Band fans: The upcoming Coors Field concerts by those musicians on Aug. 8 and 9, respectively, will have some different policies than are normally in place at Rockies matches, according to a press release in the group. No bags will be allowed except bags and equipment, and these
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Rock legend Peter Frampton said goodbye to Red Rocks Amphitheatre last night through his farewell tour, capping a 53-year career by playing another sold-out venue. However, before he can make his last stand, the weather needed to chime into show its dismay at his retiring. As Jason Bonham was going to take the stage to
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It’s Monday along with the concert announcements are in full swing. First and foremost, Chance the Rapperoff what is technically his debut album, The Big Day, has now announced that the tour in support of this undertaking. Hitting the Pepsi Center on September 24, Chance the Rapper will bring “The Big Day Tour” to Denver. The
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Don Strasburg recalls the time, about five years back, when he was driving to a concert at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, a place that his company books more shows at any other promoter. “I visit a building on both sides of Highway 6 using this large sign that states, ‘For Lease. Contact Tyler,’ and I did
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If there’s anything as laidback professionalism, Flaural has it. Seated across a wooden table at the RiNo pub Pon Pon last week, the members of the Denver rock band — all of fashionably scruffy dudes inside their mid-to-late 20s — sounded relaxed but strategic, sipping on hair-of-the-dog beers and sparkling water below a hot, bright
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There were three strikes against Diana Ross until she even came on stage in Red Rocks Monday night. Her people didn’t allow any media to photograph the show — a pity, really, because Ross’ 75th birthday bash at the prestigious place was a historic moment that had been documented much better than with fuzzy iPhone
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Post Malone Plays Throughout the 2018 Coachella Valley Music And Arts Festival at the Empire Polo Field on April 21, 2018 in Indio, California. Even the Texas rapper performs Denver’s Pepsi Center this fall. (Frazer Harrison, Getty Images for Coachella) The founders of among 2018’therefore (and early 2019’s) most well-known songs are coming into the
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One of music’s most and largest populous hitmakers, Post Malone is led to Denver this season to headline a night in the Pepsi Center. Even the “rockstar” singer could come on November 10, bringing together Rae Sremmurd’s Swae Lee and singer Tyla Yaweh. Post Malone’s last full-time job, 2018’s beerbongs & bentleys, had been a
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