The live events industry, among the hardest to be struck by the coronavirus, is hanging on by a thread. As among the primary businesses shut down — with millions of jobs lost because of restrictions on large scale parties and no national aid in sight — amusement destinations all over the nation, are taking it
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Looks like we’re officially knee-deep in concert announcement season. From Red Rocks to Mission Ballroom, some heavy-hitting acts are coming through town. For starters, the Black Keys have announced their return. Following a massive comeback show at the Pepsi Center in September of last year, the Black Keys are continuing their “Let’s Rock Tour” but
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2019 brought plenty of fresh faces to the various Denver stages, and with a new venue in tow, we were blessed with some seasoned acts that surpassed the tests of time as well. With iconic names like Elton John, Garth Brooks, Diana Ross, Bob Dylan and The Rolling Stones making appearances in The Mile High
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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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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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Two of pop’s youngest and most burgeoning stars have plans to hit the Pepsi Center in 2020. Harry Styles, fresh off the magnificent new single “Lights Up” will hit the Pepsi Center on August 15 in support of his forthcoming album, Fine Line with none other than Jenny lewis in tow. Camila Cabello will return to Denver
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Lana Del Rey has existed in a state of jealousy, with her soprano voice to carve out a vision of vintage American theater, a nihilistic daydream of distress and grandeur. Her songs too flirted with all the idolization of elderly guys, their wealth, their gaze and also occasionally, their violence. Through and through, however, Lana
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Norman Fucking Rockwell! May only be Lana Del Rey’s greatest album so far. The project, released in August of this year is a critically acclaimed gem, one that Pitchfork boldly asserted the singer since “one of America’s greatest living songwriters,” and today, since the publication reports, that the “Norman F-cking Rockwell! Tour” will visit Denver,
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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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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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