In addition to rescheduling a slew of postponed tour dates from 2020, pop star Justin Bieber on Thursday announced seven new ones, hinting at the music promoters’ confidence in returning to massive, full-capacity concerts. The catch? They’re not arriving until next year. Still, that’s good news for fans of The Bieb, whose June 13, 2020,
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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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After Routine visits into the Pepsi Center and other indoor Places along the Front Range, the Monster Jam tour is rumbling onto the 50-yard line at Broncos Stadium at Mile High. The motorsports-and-merchandising juggernaut will require over the house of the Denver Broncos at 7 p.m. on Saturday, April 27. The 2019 Monster Jam Stadium Tour will
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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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