Live music is one of life’s greatest pleasures — and Denver has no shortage of it. Whether at intimate venues like the Larimer Lounge and the Hi-Dive or bigger spaces like The Pepsi Center or Red Rocks, there is a certain magic that engulfs live shows of all types. However, what if there was an alternative
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As a singer, actor, dancer and all-around showbiz mainstay, Jennifer Lopez feels frozen in time. That’s not necessarily a bad thing, and it’s due partially to the fact that she hasn’t changed her persona much in recent years — after various reinventions since breaking out in the mid-’90s. But as J.Lo approaches her 50th birthday
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For the country sensation that is Maren Morris, it was a surprise she wasn’t playing to a place the size of the Pepsi Center. Her onstage presence and vocal power would no doubt fill up the entire arena. Instead, the Texas-born singer sang to a sold-out audience at the Fillmore Auditorium on March 18. Morris
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Although there are only two weeks left in March, there are still lots of Denver concerts left to check out. This week there are over 80 shows happening across the Mile High City. If you’re looking for an adventure to go on this week, venture to some of the 40 or more venues listed below
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Christopher Dragon didn’t turn around much on the job on Feb. 22, which ’s probably a great thing. “I had no idea about all the stuff going on behind me,” Dragon, the associate conductor of the Colorado Symphony, said of the sold-out series at Boettcher Concert Hall. ”It was funny seeing Instagrams later and realizing
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Soon after releasing their first new music in five years, The Black Keys have declared an extensive North American tour. The 31-date trek — called the Let’s Rock tour — is set to kick off with their headlining set in the Life Is Beautiful festival in Las Vegas on Sept. 21 and will culminate Nov.
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It’s already been a great month for Denver concerts, and the action continues as you will find over 70 shows for you to choose from this week. From Monday all the way to Sunday there are events going on that range in genre, size and even time of day. Though we are losing an hour
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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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Can you believe that we are already a quarter of the way through 2019? Time is flying by and the Denver concert scene is wasting none of it. As we enter the new month, you can expect over 600 concerts going on within March’s 31-day span. There’s everything from brunch concerts down to after hours
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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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