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Press releases are provided to Yellow Scene Magazine. In an effort to keep our community informed, we publish some press releases in whole.

THE MOST SPECTACULAR SHOW OF THE 70s

DENVER, CO (June 15th) –  Finally, the fitting show to one of the most impactful artists and performers of our times, through Genesis’ incredible prog rock repertoire – including some of the band’s early hits such as Follow You Follow Me and classic tracks from A Trick of the Tail, Wind & Wuthering, And Then There Were Three and Duke albums. And a few surprises…

In yet its biggest and most daring production, The Musical Box, true to its reputation as a time machine, delivers an authentic live musical experience for hardcore fans and intrigued people alike – a long-awaited and well-deserved homage to our beloved Phil.

“They’re not a tribute band; they have taken a period and are faithfully reproducing it in the same way that someone would do a theatrical production” – Phil Collins

The Musical Box presents And Then There Was Phil at Paramount Theatre on November 12, 2026. Tickets will go on sale this Friday, June 19th, at 10 am at Ticketmaster.com and on the Paramount Website.

For more contact:
Jill Jacenko
Danny Zelisko Presents
jill@dannyzeliskopresents.com

ABOUT DANNY ZELISKO PRESENTS

Danny Zelisko began promoting shows in Arizona in 1974, as a 19-year-old transplant from Chicago. He soon founded the legendary concert promotion firm, Evening Star Productions, making the southwest a viable stop on most tours, producing thousands of shows over the years in Arizona, Las Vegas, and New Mexico, and eventually, all over the USA. Danny proudly partnered Grateful Dead shows with Bill Graham Presents in Phoenix and Las Vegas in the 80s and 90s, which helped transform this area of the country into a concert hotbed that benefits from this vision to this day. After a brief dalliance with the corporate world of concert producing, Zelisko went solo again in 2011, producing thousands of shows since with many of his favorite acts that he grew up with, in the business, focusing locally on the Celebrity Theatre and Talking Stick Resort. In 2020, Danny put out a book to unanimous acclaim called ALL EXCE$$, covering his life and career over the years, available on Amazon. As a huge music fan, his current plans include booking even more shows all over the country, making sure
that people all over feel the LIVE ON-STAGE excitement of the great bands he has been exposed to since The Beatles put out their first record in 1963. THERE IS NOTHING LIKE A GREAT LIVE CONCERT is the mantra!

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I’ve always loved a good concert in the summer, especially a good outdoor show. Growing up in Rhode Island, my friends and I always attended the local radio station’s free concerts in the park. Sometimes it was a big name band, sometimes it was a real nobody, but it was always free so we would go just for the sake of seeing a concert. Now that I’m an adult, I can be a little more discriminating with what concerts I seek out.

Where I grew up, we had too few local concert venues, and they often went out of business suddenly. One thing I like about Colorado is that it doesn’t have that problem. When it comes to concert venues, we have everything from the smaller local venues like Nissi’s to the bigger concert venues in Boulder and Denver to the world-famous Red Rocks Amphitheatre if you want to trek out to Morrison for the evening.

We always like to keep you updated on events in the area with our calendar, but we also wanted to make sure you knew about the hottest concerts going on this summer that are within a reasonable driving distance. Here, in chronological order, is the list of the 25 concerts this summer we’re most excited about.

Barenaked Ladies with Guster and Fastball, Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Morrison, CO, June 17

If you’ve never seen a Barenaked Ladies live performance, you don’t know what you’re missing. Covers, wacky hijinks, and freestyle rapping are pretty common. The first time I saw them live, the band cleared out so the bassist could play Ozzy Osbourne’s “Crazy Train” on an electric cello. And of course, you get to hear Barenaked Ladies songs, which are always clever, catchy, and fun.

Drive-By Truckers + Deer Tick with Thelma and the Sleaze, Boulder Theater, Boulder, CO, June 21

The alt-country stylings of Georgia’s Drive By Truckers and Rhode Island’s Deer Tick come together in a huge tour that’s actually making four stops in Colorado: Denver on June 20, Boulder on June 21, Bellevue on June 22, and Dillon on June 23. Both bands put on great shows that run the gamut of emotion from joy to sorrow in a way that really resonates perfectly with an audience, so catch the closest show to you.

The Weeknd, Empower Field at Mile High Stadium, Denver, CO, June 21

You can tell that The Weeknd’s new album, “Hurry Up Tomorrow,” is blowing up based on the fact that the Canadian R&B singer-songwriter can fill up an entire football stadium. Bringing with him rapper Playboi Carti and producer Mike Dean, it’s going to be a timeless evening full of high-quality performances.

Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass, Paramount Theatre, Denver, CO, June 22

For the older crowd, or the younger crowd who appreciate music history, there’s the triumphant return of Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass. Admittedly, it’s a different lineup than the one that was known for fusing mariachi with pop and jazz music in the 1960s, but the new iteration of the band is hitting the road to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the group’s classic 1965 album, “Whipped Cream & Other Delights,” so it promises to be a fun celebration.

“Weird Al” Yankovic, Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Morrison, CO, June 24

“Weird Al” Yankovic is easily the world’s most famous musical satirist and humorist, and it’s become a very deep honor in the music industry to be parodied by Yankovic, either in one of his direct song parodies or one of his more general-style parodies. And, for his 2025 tour, dubbed the “Bigger & Weirder Tour,” Yankovic promises to get even bigger and weirder.

Elvis Costello & The Imposters with Charlie Sexton, Bellco Theatre, Denver, CO, June 29

Elvis Costello has gone through a number of different reinventions throughout his career to the point where it’s hard to nail down one particular style that he’s known for, from punk rock to baroque pop. But it’s hard to deny that the best era of Costello’s work was his early years in the late ’70s when, bursting out of the pub rock scene, he added a quirky pop flavor to punk rock that it so desperately needed. For the “Radio Soul! Tour,” he’s planning to play his early songs, making for a can’t-miss show.

Metallica M72 World Tour, Empower Field at Mile High Stadium, Denver, CO, June 27 and 29

Metal legend Metallica brings its legendary and unique M72 World Tour to Denver for a one-of-a-kind, two-night experience with different openers: Limp Bizkit and Ice Nine Kills on June 27 and Pantera and Suicidal Tendencies on June 29. Metallica is playing completely different sets each night, so you can go to both and get two completely different experiences.

Lettuce featuring GZA, Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom, Denver, CO, July 4

Choosing which concert to go to on the 4th of July is tough because Coloradans are really spoiled for options, but our pick for the best one goes to the collaborative set with Boston funk band Lettuce and rapper GZA of the legendary Wu-Tang Clan. Funk and hip-hop mix so well together, making this the most fun way to celebrate the holiday.

 

Bruce Cockburn, Chautauqua Auditorium, Boulder, CO, July 9

Canadian folk-rock artist Bruce Cockburn is nothing short of a bona fide music legend, having put out over 30 studio albums in his career, but he’s just as well known for his activism defending the environment and indigenous people. Touring to support his 2023 album, “O Sun O Moon,” it promises to be an intimate night with a music icon.

Summer of Loud, The JunkYard, Denver, CO, July 9

Easily the best metalcore show happening this summer, the Summer of Loud concert at The JunkYard features Parkway Drive, I Prevail, Beartooth, Killswitch Engage, The Devil Wears Prada, and more. Expect loud yet melodic music and a lot of boys with dark hair and eyeliner in the mosh pits.

Car Seat Headrest, Mission Ballroom, Denver, CO, July 12

As Virginia indie act Car Seat Headrest has slowly turned from the solo project of Will Toledo into a full-fledged band, it’s gradually become one of the most respected acts in the entire indie rock scene. Promoting his brilliant new rock opera/concept album, “The Scholars,” you can expect a performance that’s just as engaging as the band’s music is clever and thoughtful.

Stephen Kellogg featuring Isaac Hanson, Roots Music Project, Boulder, CO, July 18

Known for his work in Americana folk-rock band, Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers, Kellog is now solo and pulling off something unique called the “Old Friends Tour,” where he reunites with an old friend in each city. In Boulder, he’s performing with Isaac Hanson of the famous pop rock boy band Hanson. That promises to be a truly fascinating pairing you won’t want to miss.

Punk In The Park, National Western Stockyards, Denver, CO, July 18-20

Punk In The Park is, undoubtedly, the biggest punk show of the summer to hit Colorado. From headliners like Bad Religion, Dropkick Murphys, and The Descendents to the newer bands like The Bombpops, Catbite, and We Are the Union to Denver band Cheap Perfume, this is a stacked lineup from top to bottom.

Julian Marley & The Uprising, Fox Theatre, Boulder, CO, July 20

A few of the children of reggae legend Bob Marley have made a name for themselves in the reggae world, but don’t think that Julian Marley is just riding on the success of his family. In 2024 he won a Grammy award for Best Reggae Album for his collaborative album with Anteaus called “Colours of Royal,” which was a departure from Julian’s roots reggae style into dancehall reggae.

Devo, Mission Ballroom, Denver, CO, July 21

Iconic new wave punk band Devo was formed in 1973, hence the “50 Years of De-Evolution Tour” in 2023 to celebrate 50 years as a band. Then it kept expanding the tour, and here it is, still going in 2025. There are confusing reports about whether this is a farewell tour or not, so catch this concert just in case this turns out to be your last chance.

 

Steve Earle, Chautauqua Auditorium, Boulder, CO, July 21

Steve Earle is a music giant after putting out a whopping 21 albums in his career, and he’s one of the greatest political activists in the music world. On July 21, he’s coming to Boulder to celebrate 50 years of his career with an acoustic solo performance. That’s going to be a really unique night that you may never get to experience again.

Unhinged Fest, National Western Stockyards, Denver, CO, July 26

Unhinged Fest is featuring some of the biggest names in metal right now, including Knocked Loose, whose new album has become a surprising mainstream hit for a beatdown hardcore album, and The Dillinger Escape Plan, who is celebrating its reunion with original vocalist Dimitri Minakakis. There are other metal and hardcore household names like Lamb of God, Body Count, and Sanguisugabogg. This could be, arguably, the heaviest show of the summer.

Toad the Wet Sprocket, Semisonic, and Sixpence None the Richer, Denver Botanic Gardens, Denver, CO, July 30

Nostalgia for ‘90s music exists for a very good reason: ‘90s music was really good. Celebrating the more power-pop side of the era’s alternative rock movement, this triple act at the Denver Botanic Gardens’ Summer Concert Series is a Gen X and Millennial dream concert.

The Beach Boys with the Colorado Symphony, Red Rocks Amphitheatre, August 3

The Beach Boys’ music is timeless and has always been the official soundtrack of summer. So it makes sense to celebrate the height of the summer with a beautiful outdoor concert at Red Rocks with the backing of the Colorado Symphony. Known both for their pop hooks and their deeper artistic side, The Beach Boys have got a lot of great music that would go splendidly with a full orchestra.

Rocky Mountain Folks Festival, Planet Bluegrass Ranch, Lyons, CO, August 8-10

No, that’s not a typo. It’s not the Rocky Mountain Folk Festival, it’s the Rocky Mountain Folks Festival. That gives a bit of a looser definition to what kind of music they feature, but they’ve still got some big names in folk and folk-adjacent music like country superstars the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, the Americana bluegrass stylings of The Devil Makes Three, folk duo Watchhouse, and world renowned soul singer Lee Fields.

Less Than Jake, Fillmore Auditorium, August 9

Ska-punk is seeing a big resurgence right now, so the older generation of ska-punk bands are getting a boost as well. Third-wave ska pioneers Less Than Jake make a stop off in Denver with legendary bands in tow like Fishbone and The Suicide Machines, plus rising stars Catbite. Put your dancing shoes on because everybody’s going to be skanking!

Cyndi Lauper, Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre;,Greenwood Village, CO, August 12

Pop icon Cyndi Lauper is known for a long career of great music, as well as her activism for the LGBTQ+ community that has made her, arguably, the best straight ally the queer community has ever had. Celebrating her status as one of the great pop stars in music history, she’s saying goodbye with her farewell tour, the final leg coming through Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre. Don’t miss your chance to see this pop diva one last time.

Ani Difranco with Special Guest Tune-Yards, Chautauqua Auditorium, Boulder, CO, September 10

Speaking of the LGBTQ+ community, one of the most important queer artists in music history, Ani Difranco, is making a stop in Boulder on her tour promoting her 23rd album, 2024’s “Unprecedented Sh!t.” An Ani Difranco concert can be vulnerable and celebratory at the same time, and you usually walk away with recharged energy.

Black Uhuru, Fox Theatre; Boulder, CO; September 18

Speaking of artists who have won a Grammy for Best Reggae Album, Black Uhuru won that Grammy 40 years ago in 1985. That should give you an idea of how long they’ve been around and how important they are in music history. Rescheduled from last March, this now becomes the perfect concert for late summer.

Sunny Day Real Estate, Boulder Theater; Boulder, CO; September 19

Seattle’s Sunny Day Real Estate emerged as one of the key bands in the early Midwest emo scene in the 1990s. Before emo became a mainstream phenomenon with big names like Fall Out Boy and My Chemical Romance, Midwest emo was more steeped in indie rock with elements of folk, post-hardcore, and sometimes even post-rock. SDRE’s four albums — from 1994’s “Diary” to 2000’s “The Rising Tide” — are part of the defining sound of that movement in emo music.

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This month: Five funny folks to check out on stage

March 21–23: Ben Roy,
Comedy Cents Club, $25, 7:30 p.m.
ComicCents.com

March 29–30: Mike Birbiglia
Paramount Theater. $39+
ComedyWorks.com

March 31: Stephen Agyei
Boulder Comedy Show, $20, 6:30 p.m
BoulderComedyShow.com

April 5: Chelsea Handler
Temple Hoyne Buell Theatre, $35+, 7 p.m.
AXS.com

April 13 (multiple shows): Demetri Martin
Paramount Theatre, $39.50+
TicketMaster.com

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Anthony Jeselnik at the Paramount Theatre

One of the most unique talents in standup comedy today, Anthony Jeselnik has carved out a space for himself with a brand of humor that treats wildly taboo and offensive topics with a penchant for unexpected shocks in his stoically deadpan delivery. It’s the kind of act where you’ll leave, shaking your head, muttering to yourself, “I can’t believe I laughed at that,” and also knowing you’ll never be able to deliver one of his jokes at the office water cooler because you simply won’t pull it off like he does — and as such, you’d earn yourself a trip to your HR department for a reprimand. But Jeselnik really does find the funny in the places none of us would ever think to look, and that’s something that takes a true genius. See him live at the Paramount Theatre on Oct. 19 at 9:30 p.m. Tickets start at $35, visit ComedyWorks.com for more info.

You Enjoy Myself at Dairy Center for the Arts

When an Instagram post directs six strangers to a secluded Vermont farmhouse, a magical night full of camaraderie and shared emotions takes place — as does a quirky, feel-good piece of theater making its debut in Boulder. Thanks to Local Theater Company, you can catch You Enjoy Myself, a premiere play written by Topher Payne and directed by Betty Hart. The story is explores the cyclical nature of love — the beginning, end and renewal. Sept. 23 through Oct. 13 at the Dairy Center for the Arts in Boulder. Tickets range from $15 to $45 at www.TheDairy.org.

Million Dollar Quartet at Candlelight Dinner Playhouse

The hit Broadway jukebox musical Million Dollar Quartet is coming to Candlelight Dinner Playhouse from Sept. 21 through Nov. 12. This Tony Award-nominated musical tells the story of when Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins and Elvis Presley came together at Sun Records in Memphis for one of the greatest jam sessions to ever take place. It’s a legendary December night filled with a poignant story of promises, secrets and betrayal. This smash-hit musical includes such hits as “Blue Suede Shoes,” “Walk the Line,” “Sixteen Tons,” “Great Balls of Fire,” “Hound Dog” and so much more. Tickets range from $40 to $72.50 and include dinner. Visit ColoradoCandlelight.com for more info.

Neuron Forest at Dairy Center for the Arts

Local artist Katie Caron is the Chair of Studio Art and Head of Ceramics and 3D Design at Arapahoe Community College. She’s also showing a compelling new exhibit at the Dairy Center for the Arts titled Neuron Forest. This multi-dimensional visual collection is inspired by the neurons in human brains. From the artist statement: “I am struck by their visual movement, how they creep as they change form and communicate through neural pathways. These neural circuits interconnect to one another to form a large-scale brain network, creating human consciousness, identity, life as we know it.” Her work is on display through Nov. 11. Admission is free. Visit TheDairy.org for more info.

Frame of Reference at Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art

Another local artist showcasing an impressive collection is Boulder-based Amy Metier, whose new exhibit, Frame of Reference will be on display at the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art at Frasier through Nov. 29. Metier is a painter and former art professor at Metro State University. Her abstract paintings have been displayed in the Denver Art Museum, Ballinglen Museum of Art in Ireland, as well as private collections throughout the United States and Europe. This is just one stop on her exhibition tour that includes upcoming stops in Ireland and the William Havu Gallery in Denver. But you can catch this work first in Boulder. Admission is just $2; always free on Saturdays. Visit www.bmoca.org for more info.

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This month: Five Funny Front Range Events!

Aug. 20: J.B. Ball at Boulder Comedy show in Boulder, $20, BoulderComedyShow.com

Aug. 31–Sept.2: Nancy Norton at Comic Cents Comedy Club in Boulder, $25, ComicCents.com

Aug. 31–Sept. 2: Mo Amer at Comedy Works in Denver, $30+, ComedyWorks.com

Sept. 16: Michael Carbonaro at Paramount Theatre in Denver, $39.50+, Ticketmaster.com

Sept. 21–23: High Plains Comedy Festival, South Broadway in Denver, $150 (multi-day pass), HighPlainsComedyFestival.com

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Highlights of some of the HOTTEST shows this summer! Come back often for updates on new shows and events we want to share.

Weekly/Monthly Events

May

June

July

August

September

Major Venues

Aggie Theater, Ft Collins

  • Appetite for Destruction (Guns N’ Roses Tribute) + Halfway There (Bon Jovi Tribute) – May 26
  • Kenny Feidler and the Cowboy Killers – May 27
  • Dead Poet Society – May 30
  • Prof – May 31
  • Prof – June 1
  • Josh Meloy – June 2
  • David Cross (18+) – June 3
  • Un Año Contigo?: A Bad Bunny DJ Night – June 9
  • King Gizzard After-Party: A Colorado Psych Rock Showcase – June 10
  • Miranda Fling – June 15
  • FANCY: Queens of Country Party – June 16
  • Pepper – June 17
  • FANCY: Queens of Country Party – June 17
  • Manwolves & The Slaps – June 19
  • An Evening with Gaelic Storm – June 22
  • Grim Keifer – June 23
  • Darling – June 24
  • MonoNeon – June 28
  • Jesus Christ Taxi Driver – July 8
  • Sam Grisman Project Presents the Music of Garcia/Grisman – July 25
  • Youth Lagoon – July 28
  • Satsang – August 10
  • The Mountain Grass Unit – August 12
  • Duane Betts & Palmetto Motel – August 13

Arts Complex, Denver

  • The 39 Steps – May 27 – June 18
  • Miss Rhythm – The Legend of Ruth Brown – May 27 – October 15
  • Stravinsky’s The Right of Spring with Peter Oundjian – May 27 – 28
  • Riverdance 25th Anniversary Show – May 31 – June 4
  • Community Blood Drive –  June 1
  • Glass Top Bar – June 1 – July 1
  • Artist In Residence Celebration – June 4
  • Finding Grace Artist Talk and Tour – June 9
  • A Centennial Tribute to Tito Puente – June 12
  • Sunset Cinema: Chef – June 13
  • Aladdin – June 13 – 18
  • Rocky Horror Picture Show – June 17
  • The Book of Mormon –  June 21 – July 2
  • TedxMileHigh TRANSCEND – June 24
  • Sunset Cinema: Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory – June 27
  • Dixie’s Cherry Bombs & Bottle Rockets – July 8
  • Summer Boot Camp @ Sculpture Park – July 10 – 31
  • Sunset Cinema: Tampopo –  July 11
  • Sunset Cinema: The Hundred-Foot Journey – July 18
  • The Big Eat – July 20
  • Sunset Cinema – July 25
  • Natalia Lafourcade – July 26
  • All Day I Dream – July 29
  • Jinkx Monsoon – August 1
  • Nurse Blake – August 2
  • Summer Boot Camp @ Sculpture Park – August 7 – 28
  • Glass Top Bar – August 16 – 25
  • Jagged Little Pill – August 16 – 27
  • Rocky Mountain Dreams – September 3

Aspen Theater, Aspen

  • Beautiful – The Carole King Musical – June 22 – July 8
  • Doubt: A Parable – July 14 – 29
  • Rent – August 4 – 26
  • Theater Aspen Summer Cabaret Series at Hotel Jerome – July 2, August 6 and 13
  • Theater Aspen co-production of Terrence McNally’s Master Class – July 9 & 10
  • Ruby Anniversary Gala – July 30

Ball Arena, Denver

  • Eryka Badu: Unfollow Me Your with Yasiin Bey – June 26, 7:30pm
  • Blink – 182 Tour – July 3, 7:30pm
  • KOOZA by Cirque du Soleil – July 5 – August 13 
  • Bryan Adams: So Happy It Hurts w/ Joan Jett and the Blackhearts – July 6, 7:30pm
  • Disturbed: Take Back Your Life Tour – July 11, 6:30pm
  • Snoop Dogg, Wiz Khalifa, Too $hort & More- H.S. Reunion Tour – July 12, 6:00pm
  • Paramore – July 13, 7pm
  • Nickleback: Get Rollin’ Tour – July 18, 6:30pm
  • Tears for Fears – July 20, 7:30pm
  • 50 Cent: The Final Lap Tour – July 23, 7:00pm
  • Madonna – The Celebration Tour – July 25, 8:30pm
  • Alicia – Keys To the Summer Tour – July 27, 8pm
  • Luke Bryan: Country on Tour July 29, 7pm
  • Greta Van Fleet – Starcatcher World Tour – July 31, 7:30pm
  • Rod Stewart with special guest Cheap Trick – August 1, 7:30pm
  • NF – Hope – August 12, 8pm
  • Lil Baby – It’s Only Us Tour – August 15, 7pm
  • Foreigner – The Historic Farewell Tour – August 16, 7pm
  • Carin Leon – Colmillo De Leche Tour – August 17, 8pm
  • Sam Smith- August 18, 8pm
  • Thomas Rhett: Home Team Tour – August 19, 7:30pm
  • Pantera – August 23, 7pm
  • Lil Durk – Sorry for The Drought Tour – August 26, 7pm
  • LL Cool J: The F.O.R.C.E. Live – August 29, 8pm
  • Jurassic World Live Tour – September 1, 7pm
  • Jurassic World Live Tour – September 2, 11am
  • Jurassic World Live Tour – September 2, 3pm
  • Jurassic World Live Tour – September 2, 7pm
  • Jurassic World Live Tour – September 3, 11am
  • Jurassic World Live Tour – September 3, 3pm

Bellco Theater, Denver

  • Ringo Starr and His All Starr Band – June 6, 7:30pm
  • Charlie Puth – June 27, 7:30pm
  • RuPaul’s Drag Race – July 12, 8pm
  • John Oliver – July 23, 8pm
  • Peso Pluma – August 5, 8pm
  • Eslabon Armado – August 19, 8pm
  • Fuerza Regida – August 20, 8pm
  • Summer Block Party: Jodeci & Dru Hill – August 31, 7:30pm
  • Marca MP – September 2, 8pm

The Black Buzzard at Oskar Blues, Denver

  • Fun Machine with Cherokee Social + Sunstoney – June 1, 7pm
  • Wiff with Error Code + Flak + Origami Summer – June 2, 7pm
  • Night Routine with Fresh Fruit! + The Curtis Brothers – June 3, 7pm
  • Bailey Elora with Porcelain Twin + Spitting Image + Yes Baby – June 8, 7pm
  • Milquetoast & Co. With the Regular + Julian Fulco Perron – June 10, 7pm
  • Phix with Tre Verse + Neverxhappy – June 14, 7pm
  • Weary Bones with Jackson Harkness + Drew Dvorchak – June 15, 7pm
  • Heartsick Heroine with Purge the Heretics + A Vintage Future – June 16, 7pm
  • Punk Is Dad 5 With Fast Eddy + Dressy Bessy + Jaguar Stevens – June 17, 7pm
  • Lodo Comedy Show Feat. Jenny Zigrino – June 20, 7pm
  • Jacklen Ro – June 21, 7pm
  • Pie Lombardi with Goodnight Native + Bailey Elora – June 23, 7pm
  • Colby Acuff – June 24, 7pm
  • Oh, Drifter with Silver & Gold + Years Down + Overtime Winner – June 30, 7pm
  • The Hemlock Band with Highdrox + Clementine – July 8, 7pm
  • Volores – July 15, 7pm
  • Lodo Comedy Show feat. Kate Willett – July 18, 7pm
  • Caitlin Krisko & The Broadcast – July 22, 7pm
  • Live Comedy Show with Eric Neumann – August 5, 7pm
  • Lodo Comedy Show feat. Nathan Macintosh – August 8, 7pm
  • Hogslop String Band – August 19, 7pm
  • Pony Bradshaw with Grayson Jenkins – September 3, 7pm

Black Sheep, CO Springs

  • The Emo Night Tour – June 1, 8pm
  • Katchafire, Fia, Rasta Stevie – June 2, 7pm
  • Taylor’s Version – June 3, 8pm
  • Welshly Arms, Walden – June 4, 7pm
  • Three Headed Monster Tour: Violent J, Ouija Macc & Esham – Jun 6, 6:30pm
  • DE’WAYNE, Not a Toy, Crooked Teeth, Strung Short – June 8, 7pm
  • Kekrogoblikon – The Goblin Mode Tour – June 9, 7pm
  • Punk Rock Karaoke – June 10, 7pm
  • Uncle Lucius – June 11, 7pm
  • Mike Love & Full Circle w/ Keilana, A-Mac & The Height – June 14, 8pm
  • Pepper w/ The Elovaters – June 16, 8pm
  • Giovannie & The Hired Guns – June 17, 7pm
  • Fighting The Phoenix – June 24, 7pm
  • Hello Night Market – June 25, 4pm
  • Jonny Craig, KEEPMYSECRETS, Shaker – June 27, 7pm
  • Creeping Death, Year of the Knife, Fleshrot, Saintpeeler – June 28, 7pm
  • The Bandulus, Last Reel Hero, Knock Blockers – June 30, 7pm
  • ITZKC, Top Flite Empire, Ha$h, SwizZy B – July 1, 6pm
  • Ozomatli – July 6, 7pm
  • Dancefestopia: Yellow Brick Road Tour 2023 – July 7, 7pm
  • Grip – July 11, 7pm
  • Every Avenue, Makeout, SayWeCanFly – July 15, 7pm
  • The James Hunter Six – July 16, 7pm
  • Powerman 5000, Priest, Julien-K – July 17, 7pm
  • Baphies Blastbeat Bonanza – July 22, 5:30pm
  • Orthodox, Momentum, Chamber, Cell – July 25, 6pm
  • 49 Winchester, Kat Hasty – July 26, 8pm
  • Weathers – July 28, 7pm
  • Red Wanting Blue – July 29, 7pm
  • Scotty Austin formerly of Saving Abel – August 5, 7pm 
  • GEL, Truth Cult, Destiny Bond, Skull – August 11, 7pm
  • Wildermiss – August 19, 7pm

Bluebird Theater, Denver

  • Andy Sydow Band – June 2, 7:30pm
  • Sam Burchfield & The Scoundrels & Of Good Nature – June 3, 7:30pm
  • Rolo Tomassi – June 6, 7:30pm
  • Jeleel! – June 7, 7pm
  • All them Witches – June 8, 8pm
  • All them Witches – June 9, 9pm
  • All them Witches – June 10, 9pm
  • Del Amitri – June 12, 8pm
  • Bury Mia – June 16, 8pm
  • The Rock and Roll Playhouse Plays Music of Grateful Dead for Kids + More – June 17, 11:30am
  • The Blue Stones – June 17, 8pm
  • Temples – June 19, 8pm
  • Melissa Etheridge – Special Acoustic Performance – June 21, 8pm
  • Crystal Skies – June 23, 9pm
  • Classixx – June 24, 9pm
  • Pallbearer – June 27, 8pm
  • Nita Strauss – June 28, 8pm
  • KPOP Night: Official Fan Expo After Party – June 30, 9pm
  • The Rocket Summer – July 5, 8pm
  • U.S. Air Guitar National Finals – July 15, 8pm
  • All them Witches – June 8, 8pm
  • D4VD – July 18, 8pm
  • Lime Cordiale – July 21, 9pm
  • MF Ruckus – July 22, 8pm
  • Braid – July 25, 8pm
  • Ambrosia – July 26, 8pm
  • Better than Ezra – August 1, 8pm
  • Nanna – August 5, 8pm
  • The Drums – August 11, 8pm
  • Dead on a Sunday – August 18, 9pm
  • Vision Video – August 22, 8pm
  • W.I.T.C.H. – August 23, 8pm
  • Pick & Howl – August 25, 8pm
  • Total Chaos – September 5, 8pm

Bootstrap Brewing – Longmont

Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art (BMOCA), Boulder

  • agriCULTURE: Art inspired by the Land Opening Reception – June 8
  • Tinker @ BMoCA: Mermaid Ice Cream Shop – June 12-15
  • Tinker @ BMoCA: Fashion Design Camp – June 12-15
  • WHOLE-CAST(E) Pop-Up Shop & Exhibition – June 13-25
  • Tinker @ BMoCA: Galaxy Camp – June 19-22
  • Tinker @ BMoCA: Under the Sea – June 19-22
  • Tinker @ BMoCA: Fashion Design Camp – June 26-29
  • Tinker @ BMoCA: Mermaid Ice Cream Shop – June 26-29
  • SPARK! Program – June 28
  • Flowers From the Inside Out – Botanical Illustration – July 7
  • Natural Dye Workshop with Maki Teshima – July 8
  • Tinker @ BMoCA: Sewing Stuffies – July 10-13
  • Tinker @ BMoCA: Galaxy Camp – July 10-13
  • Tinker @ BMoCA: Mermaid Ice Cream Shop – July 17-20
  • Tinker @ BMoCA: Fashion Design Camp – July 17-20
  • Tinker @ BMoCA: Under the Sea – July 24-27
  • Tinker @ BMoCA: Sewing Stuffies – July 24-27
  • Tinker @ BMoCA: Art at the Museum – July 31-August 3
  • PLEIN AIR Sketching at the Farm: A Floral Field Journal in Pencil & Watercolor – August 4-25
  • Fizz & Spice: The Art of Fermentation – August 4
  • Tinker @ BMoCA: Realistic Drawing – August 7-10
  • Tinker @ BMoCA: Teen Paint & Draw – August 7-10
  • SPARK! Program – August 9
  • BMoCA + ASLD Do Buenos Aires – August 29-September 6
  • Mushroom Foraging Workshop – August 31

Boulder Theater, Boulder

  • Mayhem In Boulder – May 27
  • An Intimate Acoustic Evening with Michael Franti & Spearhead – June 3
  • Old Gods of Appalachia – June 9
  • Gaelic Storm – June 23
  • Melvin Seals & JGB – Dead & Co Pre Party – June 30
  • Melvin Seals & JGB – Dead & Co After Party – July 1
  • The Motet – Dead & Co After Party – July 2
  • Yonder Mountain String Band – Dead & Co After Party – July 3
  • SPARKS 2023 – July 9
  • Jupiter & Okwess – July 14
  • Jeff Tweedy with special guest Le Ren – July 21
  • Rachel Bloom – Night 1 – July 28
  • Rachel Bloom – Night 2 – July 29
  • Dave Mason – July 31
  • The Dollop! – August 5
  • Jorma Kaukonen – August 6
  • An Evening with Fran Lebowitz – August 7
  • BoDeans – August 11
  • Craig Ferguson – August 17
  • Craig Ferguson – August 18
  • Ziggy Alberts with Kim Churchill – August 25

Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom, Denver

  • Conway the Machine – May 31st, 8pm
  • Shift ft. Goopsteppa – June 1, 8:30pm
  • Prof w/ Juice Lord – June 2 & 3, 8pm
  • Shift ft. Veil – June  8, 8:30pm
  • Circles Around the Sun – June 9, 10pm
  • Imanu w/ Special Guests – June 10, 8:30pm
  • One Rave to Rule Them All – June 23, 8pm
  • Kill Bill – June 24, 8:30pm
  • Mononeon – June 30, 8pm
  • Khiva – July 1, 9pm
  • Shift ft. Tsundra – July 6, 8:30pm
  • Daft Disco – July 8, 9pm
  • The Green House Band – July 14, 8pm
  • Smith w/Notixx – July 15, 8:30pm
  • Hol! w/Special Guests – July 28, 8:30pm
  • Rubblebucket – July 29, 8pm
  • The Hip Abduction – August 4, 7pm
  • Lowdown Brass Band – August 12, 8pm
  • Detroit Love – August 18, 8:30pm
  • Cool Customer – August 25, 9pm
  • Avicii to Zeds Dead Strings Attached – August 26, 7pm

The Colorado Chautaqua Auditorium, Boulder

  • The Wailers with Zivanai Masango – June 1
  • Joshua Bell & Mussorgsky’s Pictures – June 29 7:30pm
  • Joshua Bell & Mussorgsky’s Pictures – June 30 6:30pm
  • Family Concert: Peter & the Wolf/Goodnight Moon – July 2 10:30am
  • Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 3 & Symphony No. 3 – July 6 7:30pm
  • Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 3 & Symphony No. 3 – July 7 6:30pm
  • Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 4 & Symphonic Dances – July 9 6:30pm
  • Orebolo – June 10-11
  • Mary Chapin Carpenter with Emily Barker – June 15
  • Marc Cohn + Shawn Colvin Together Onstage – June 20
  • Graham Nash – June 24
  • Indigo Girls (with Full Band) – July 5
  • Los Lobos + Ozomatli – july 8
  • Nitty Gritty Dirt Band – July 17
  • The Wood Brothers with Ida Mae – July 22
  • Mat Kearney with Marc Scibilia – July 31
  • Andrew Bird with Uwade (2 Nights!) – August 4-5
  • Amos Lee – August 8
  • Gipsy Kings feat. Nicolas Reyes with Al Olender – August 9
  • Leo Kottke + Julian Lage – August 18
  • The Wallflowers – August 21

Colorado Rockies Games, Denver

Dazzle, Denver

  • The Pat Bianchi Trio – June 1, 7pm
  • Joe & Theresa Mazza – June 2, 7pm
  • Nelson Rangell – June 3, 6:30pm
  • Nelson Rangell – June 3, 9pm
  • Brandee Younger – June 4, 7pm
  • Brandee Younger – June 4, 9:30pm
  • Alex Tripp Quartet – June 6, 7pm
  • Terri Jo Jenkins – June 8, 7pm
  • Rico Jones CounterCurrent – June 8, 9:30pm
  • CW Ayon – June 9, 7pm
  • The Jack Hadley Band – June 9, 9:30pm
  • Fia Nyxx – June 10, 7pm
  • Mariachi Alma Del Folklore – June 12, 7pm
  • The Songwriting of Ron Miles: Matt Skellenger with Greg Tanner Harris – June 13, 7pm
  • Legacy Music Group: Pride Celebration – June 14, 7pm
  • The Renwick Brothers – June 15, 7pm
  • Big Chief Donald Harrison – June 16, 7pm
  • Big Chief Donald Harrison – June 16, 9:30pm
  • Bill O’Connell with Craig Handy – June 17, 7pm
  • Bill O’Connell with Craig Handy – June 17, 9:30pm
  • Bill O’Connell with Craig Handy – June 18, 6pm
  • Purnell Steen and the Five Point Ambassadors – June 19, 7pm
  • Rob Mullins Quartet – June 21, 7pm
  • Django Festival All Stars – June 22, 7pm
  • Django Festival All Stars – June 22, 9:30pm
  • Dog Tags/+Ultra/Nu Bass Theory – June 23, 7pm
  • Kids Matinee: Animal Farm – June 24, 1pm
  • Same Cloth – June 24, 7pm
  • The Flatirons Jazz Orchestra feat. Deborah Stafford – June 26, 7pm
  • Libelula – June 29, 7pm
  • Friday Brunch: Purnell Steen and the Five Point Ambassadors – June 30, 11am
  • Gregory Goodloe – July 8, 7pm
  • Steven Denny Christmas in July – July 13, 7pm
  • Gavin Worland Big Band ft. David Mesquitic and Nico Colucci – July 17, 7pm
  • Gift of Jazz Presents A Centennial Tribute to Johnny Hartman – July 19, 7pm
  • Miguel Espinoza Fusion and Guitar/Cello Duo Friends – July 20, 7pm
  • Forever is Now – July 26, 7pm
  • Joe Anderies Quintet – July 27, 7pm
  • Ken Walker Sextext – July 28, 7pm
  • Daniel Steigleder and Sarah Mount – July 28, 9:30pm
  • Claudette King with the Gregory Goodloe Band – August 18, 7pm
  • Claudette King with the Gregory Goodloe Band – August 18, 9:30pm

Denver Center for the Arts, Denver

  • The 39 Steps – Now-June 8
  • Miss Rhythm – The Legend of Ruth Brown – Now-October 15
  • Riverdance 25th Anniversary Show – May 31-June 4
  • Disney’s Aladdin – June 13-18
  • The Book of Mormon – June 21-July 2
  • Dixie’s Cherry Bombs & Bottle Rockets – July 8
  • Jagged Little Pill – August 16-27
  • A Midsummer Night’s Dream – August 17-September 2

eTown, Boulder

  • The Commonheart – May 26
  • Ben Sollee w/ Special Guest Adeem the Artist – June 1
  • The Suitcase Junket with Thom Lafond – June 9
  • Town Mountain – June 17
  • Black Opry Revue – June 18
  • Katie Wise & Bhakti Explosion & Sean Johnson & The Wild Lotus Band – June 20
  • An Evening with Brendan James – June 24
  • An Evening with Vienna Teng – July 13

Fiddler’s Green Amphitheater, Greenwood Village

  • The Cure – June 6
  • Kane Brown – June 10
  • Dirty Heads & Stick Figure & Atmosphere – June 16
  • Brothers Osborne – July 1
  • Fall Out Boy – July 9
  • Little Feat & Leftover Salmon – July 21
  • Colorado Is For Lovers – July 22
  • Buddy Guy & Kenny Wayne Shepherd – July 29
  • Lynrd Skynrd & ZZ Top – August 7
  • Ghost – August 8
  • Lost 80’s live – August 12
  • Mudvayne – August 26
  • Weezer – August 28
  • Goo Goo Dolls w/ O.A.R. – August 30
  • Gojira & Mastodon – September 2
  • Jelly Roll – September 3
  • Wu Tang Clan & Run the Jewels – September 8
  • Rob Zombie – September 16
  • Justin Moore – September 23

Fillmore Auditorium, Denver

  • $not, Night Lovell, DC the Don, Micro – May 29, 7pm
  • Melanie Martinez – May 30, 6pm
  • The Sisters of Mercy – June 9, 7pm
  • Thrice. Holy Fawn – June 12, 6:30pm
  • Bones, Xavier Wulf, Eddy Baker, – June 13, 6:30pm
  • Don Tolliver, Pi’erre Bourne – June 18, 6:30pm
  • Logic, Juicy J – June 19, 6:30pm
  • Three Doors Down – July 25, 6:30pm
  • The Maine, Real Friends, Knuclepuck – August 1, 5:30pm
  • Clutch, Dinosaur Jr., Red Fang – August 5, 6:30pm
  • Corey Taylor – August 25, 6pm
    Electric Callboy Techno World Tour – September 3, 6pm

Film on the Rocks, Morrison

  • Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark – June 12
  • Black Panther: Wakanda Forever – June 19
  • Top Gun Maverick – July 10
  • Mamma Mia! – July 24
  • Star Wars: Return of the Jedi – August 21

Fox Theater, Boulder

  • The River Arkansas with Hunter Burnette, Golden Brown – May 26
  • King Lil G with Special Guest El Cacho – May 27
  • David Cross (18+) – May 31
  • Caitlyn Smith with Alex Hall – June 1
  • Wood Belly with Meadow Mountain – June 3
  • Michael Franti & Spearhead’s Reggae Reunion – June 4
  • Leadville Cherokee with Dylan Kishner Band, The Diabolics – June 10
  • Magnetar World Premiere – A BMX Film – June 11
  • EQUANIMOUS + KR3TURE with Ruby Chase, Bloomurian – June 24
  • MonoNeon – Dead & Co Pre Pre Party – June 29
  • Steely Dead – Dead & Co After Party – July 1
  • Spafford – Dead & Co After Party – July 2
  • LP Giobbi Presents: Dead House – Dead & Co After Party – July 3
  • Colorado’s Finest Underground Hip Hop – July 15
  • Youth Lagoon with Nina Keith – July 29
  • Satsang – August 9
  • The Dave Matthews Tribute Band – August 17

Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater, Vail

  • Brothers of a Feather – June 8, 7pm
  • Orebolo, The Heavy Heavy – June 9, 7pm
  • Local Natives – June 10, 7pm
  • Lowdown Brass Band – June 20, 6:30pm
  • Shakey Graves – June 21, 7pm
  • The Academy of St. Martins in the Fields – June 22, 6pm
  • Mozart & Bach with Joshua Bell – June 24, 6pm
  • Joshua Bell with Academy of St. Martins in the Fields – June 25, 6pm
  • Classic Albums Live: David Bowie Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars – June 27, 6:30pm
  • Luishi Conducts Brahm’s Third – June 30, 6pm
  • Paul Simon Songbook – July 1, 6pm
  • Hayden Cello Concerto – July 2, 6pm
  • Patriotic Concert – July 4, 2pm
  • John Williams’ Music of the Movies – July 5, 6pm
  • Big Head Todd and The Monsters & Blues Traveller – July 6, 7:30pm
  • All Beethoven – July 7, 6pm
  • Time for Three – July 8, 6pm
  • A Night in Vienna – July 9, 6pm
  • Beethoven’s Fifth with Van Zweden – July 10, 6pm
  • 49 Winchester – July 11, 6:30pm
  • Tchaikovsky with Hilary Hahn – July 12, 6pm
  • Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto No. 2 – July 13, 6pm
  • Mozart’s Requiem – July 14, 6pm
  • Thievery Corporation – July 15, 7:30pm
  • Old Crow Medicine Show – July 16, 7:30pm
  • CAAMP – July 17, 7pm
  • The Dip – July 18, 6:30pm
  • Chick Corea’s Trombone Concerto – July 19, 6pm
  • New York Philharmonic Performs Sibelius – July 21, 6pm
  • Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets Concert – July 22, 7:30pm
  • Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue and Ziggy Marley – July 24, 6:30pm
  • Bruckner Symphony No. 7 – July 25, 6pm
  • Alsop Conducts Rachmaninoff by Yunchan Lim – July 26, 6pm
  • Opening Night – July 28, 7:30pm
  • Tiny Dancer Tea Party – July 29, 10am
  • Martha Graham Dance Company – July 29, 7:30pm
  • Upclose Mr B: George Balanchine’s 20th Century – July 30, 6pm
  • L.A. Dance Project – July 31, 7:30pm
  • Dance for $20.23 – August 1, 7:30pm
  • International Evening of Dance I – August 4, 7:30pm
  • International Evening of Dance II – August 5, 5pm
  • International Evening of Dance III – August 5, 8pm
  • Now: Premiers – August 8, 7:30pm
  • Chicago – August 11, 7:30pm
  • The Head and The Heart X Father John Misty – August 15, 7pm
  • The Head and The Heart X Father John Misty – August 16, 7pm
  • Hopslop String Band – August 17, 6:30pm
  • Mt Joy – August 19, 7:30pm
  • Jimi’s Dead – August 22, 6:30pm
  • Fruition – August 29, 6:30pm
  • Pixies and Modest Mouse – September 2, 7pm
  • Tash Sultana – September 3, 7:30pm

Globe Hall, Denver

  • Chain Station W/ Native Space – May 25
  • Blueredradio W/ Krew, Rosebay + Bruha – May 26
  • Kainalu – Ginseng Hourglass Album Tour W/ Pink Skies + Barbara – May 27
  • Sinclair W/ Deeta Jain _ Alfred and the Teddinators – May 28
  • The Hip Snacks W/ Josh Bierman Band + Mor – May 29
  • Ryan Oakes “Wake Up” Tour W/ Special Guests Layto, Cherie Amour + Hellocentral – May 30
  • Joshua Ray Walker W/ Jade Jackson – May 31
  • The Brummies W/ Vlad Holiday – June 1
  • Talking Meds W/ Ridgeway + Public Opinion – June 2
  • Light The Letters W/ Overtime Winner, Tire Show + Jordan Lucas – June 3
  • Adeem The Artist W/ Yepok (Duo Set) – June 4
  • Parker Millsap W/ Clay Rose (Night 1) – June 6
  • Parker Millsap W/ Clay Rose (Night 2) – June 7
  • Astral Tomb W/ Cronos Compulsion, Sludgebroker + Monument – June 8
  • Moonlight Bloom W/ Los Toms, Ploom + Lounge Drugs – June 9
  • Bayonne W/ Mmeadows – June 10
  • Chatham County Line – June 11
  • Earth W/ Burning Sister – June 13
  • Billie Marten W/ Olivia Kaplan – June 14
  • Jason Boland & The Stragglers W/ Jeremy McComb – June 15
  • Jon Stork – June 16
  • Louise Post (of Veruca Salt) – June 17
  • Annie Dirusso W/ Hannah Cole – June 18
  • Lyn Lapid – To Love in the 21st Century Tour W/ Stephanie Poetri – June 20
  • Scepter of Eligos W/ Insipidus, Warcrown + Obscene Worship – June 22
  • Catie Turner W/ Sophie Holohan – June 23
  • Almost Monday W/ Lady Denim – June 25
  • Jonathan & Abigail Peyton W/ Stone Mendez – June 28
  • Chest Fever W/ Boot Gun – June 29
  • Richy Mitch & The Coal Miners – June 30
  • Waiting Room W/ Babybaby + Standing Start – July 1
  • Ax and the Hatchetmen: Where TF Did We Park The Van US Tour 2023 W/ Fonteyn – July 3
  • Grady Spencer & The Work – July 6
  • Ben Kweller W/ Robert Ellis – July 7
  • The Family Crest W/ The Study Abroad – July 10
  • Drayton Farley – July 11
  • Wallace W/ Nitefire – July 14
  • The Goddamn Gallows W/ IV and the Strange Band + Volk – July 15
  • Pennysick W/ In the Variant + 2 Seconds To Denver – July 16
  • Profanatica W/ Panzerfaust – July 18
  • Late Night Drive Home – Opening A Door Tour W/ Benches – July 19
  • Andrew Duhon W/ Special Guests – July 20
  • The Desk Jockeys W/ Orca The Band + Drew Dvorchak – July 29
  • Say She She – July 31
  • The Wldlfe – August 1
  • Arkansauce – August 4
  • Zella Day W/ Okey Dokey – August 5
  • The Mountain Grass Unit – August 11
  • The Crystal Casino Band – August 12
  • Hello Darling W/ Bryce Menchaca + Seth Beamer – August 16
  • Kenny Feidler & The Cowboy Killers W/ Ronnie & The Redwoods – August 19

Gothic Theater, Denver

  • David Cross – May 30, 8pm
  • Haken – May 31, 8pm
  • Save Ferris & Five Iron Frenzy – Jun 10, 8pm
  • Ghostland Observatory – June 13, 8pm
  • Prayers – June 16, 8pm
  • Eels – June 17, 9pm
  • Pedro the Lion – June 21, 8pm
  • TRVE Bacchanal 2023 Feat. Godflesh – June 24, 6pm
  • Summer Salt – July 27, 8pm
  • Dave Mason – August 2, 8pm
  • Cirith Ungol – August 18, 8pm
  • Read Southall Band – August 20, 7:30pm
  • Kings Kaleidoscope – August 23, 8pm
  • Gavin Degraw – August 25, 8pm
  • Ocean Alley – August 29, 8pm

Hi-Dive, Denver

  • Chris King & the Butterballs – May 31, 8pm
  • ACXDC – June 2, 9pm
  • Los Shadows – June 3, 9pm
  • Korine – June 4, 8pm
  • Spirit Mother – June 7, 8pm
  • Possessed by Paul – June 8, 8pm
  • Heated Bones – June 9, 9pm
  • Jeromes Dream – June 10, 9pm
  • Zao – June 11, 8pm
  • Drowse – June 12, 8pm
  • Legs the Band – June 15, 9pm
  • Dirty Few – June 16, 9pm
  • Rickshaw Billie’s Burger Patrol – June 17, 9pm
  • Child of Night – June 18, 8pm
  • Bestial Mouths – June 22, 9pm
  • Los Dug Dug’s – June 23, 9pm
  • FACS – June 24, 9pm
  • JK Flesh – June 25, 8pm
  • Moon Pussy – June 27, 8pm
  • Remember Sports – June 30, 9pm
  • Summer Dean – July 1, 9pm
  • Vexing – July 2, 7:30pm
  • Josephine Foster – July 5, 8pm
  • Telekinetic Yeti – July 6, 7:30pm
  • Rezn – July 7, 9pm
  • Juan Wauters – July 8, 9pm
  • Air Traffic Controller – July 15, 8pm
  • Spells – July 14, 9pm
  • Pardoner – July 19, 8pm
  • Kiwi Jr. – July 22, 9pm
  • Tropa Magica – July 26, 8pm
  • Weaponizer – August 3, 8pm
  • Belzebong – August 4, 8pm
  • The Thing – August 9, 8pm
  • Ghost Canyon Fest – August 12, 6pm
  • Bongzilla – August 22, 8pm
  • Mizmor – August 24, 8pm

Jamestown Mercantile, Jamestown 

  • River Spell – June 1, 7pm
  • Greg Schochet – June 2, 7pm
  • Wrenn Van – June 11, 12:15pm
  • Strangebyrds – June 8, 7pm
  • Sturtz – June 9, 7pm
  • Cordle & Rice – June 11, 12:15pm
  • Taarka – June 15, 7pm
  • Dechen Hawk Band – June 16, 7pm
  • Ashlei Kendall Priest – June 18, 12:15pm
  • Hunter James & The Titanic – June 22, 7pm
  • Rolling Harvest – June 23, 7pm
  • Drew Peterson – June 25, 12:15pm
  • Ramaya Soskin – June 29, 7pm
  • Paul Kimbris – June 30, 7pm
  • Desolation Horse and Corey Oglesby – July 2, 12:15pm
  • Chris Murray – July 6, 7pm
  • River Arkansas – July 7, 7pm
  • River Arkansas – July 9, 12:15pm
  • River Mann – July 13, 7pm
  • Donny & Clay (Gas Pops) – July 14, 7pm
  • Lauren Frihauf – July 16, 12:15pm
  • Megan Burtt Band – July 20, 7pm
  • Jeremy Mohney Swing Band – July 21, 7pm
  • Mike Lamitola – July 23, 7pm
  • Lowfive – July 27, 7pm
  • Hogan & Moss and the Old Weird America – July 28, 7pm
  • Gingerbomb – July 30, 12:15pm
  • High Lonesome – August 3, 7pm
  • Seeing Stars Band – August 4, 7pm
  • Dave Tilmon – August 6, 12:15pm
  • Many Mountains – August 10, 7pm
  • Rocket Paradise – August 11, 7pm
  • J.K. Halvorson – August 13, 12:15pm
  • Bob Barrick – August 17, 7pm
  • Blue Krewe – August 18, 7pm
  • Matthew McDaniel – August 20, 12:15pm
  • Good Music Medicine – August 24, 7pm
  • Cody Sisters –August 25, 7pm
  • David Tiller – August 27, 7pm

Larimer Lounge, Denver

  • Lab Thursdays – Thursdays June 1, 9pm
  • Treehouse DJ Set – Saturdays June 2, 8pm
  • Open House – Saturdays June 2- September 15, 10pm
  • Kenny Cornbread & The Biscuit Boys + Horse Bitch – June 3, 7pm
  • 128 Presents Benson w/Kordicimo, Decker Rush + Amba – June 3, 10pm
  • Prophets Tomb w/Triune, Tarnage + Patema – June 4, 4pm
  • Global Dance Presents Telykast w/Kandyshop + Zeos – June 9, 9pm
  • The Ries Brothers w/Ghost.wav – June 10, 5pm
  • Wild Party w/Cinders + Bloody Bananas – June 11, 6pm
  • Rosie w/Theo Kandel – June 13, 8pm
  • Joan w/Harriette – June 14, 8pm
  • Do Cool Shit with Your Friends – June 16, 9pm
  • Amorphous – June 17, 7pm
  • The Iceman Special – June 18, 8pm
  • Moon Walker w/Annabel Lee – June 20, 8pm
  • Arden Jones – June 21, 8pm
  • Global Dance Party Presents Emma Hewitt – June 24, 7pm
  • Bonnie Stewart w/Ellsworth + Alana Mars – June 25, 4pm
  • The Copper Children w/Family Mystic – June 30, 6pm
  • Nimino – July 1, 7pm
  • Nostalgix w/T4BZ + Soli – July 2, 8pm
  • Shae District – July 8, 7pm
  • Stocks w/Fiction + Orca the Band – July 9, 4pm
  • Blood Red Shoes – July 11, 8pm
  • Madilyn Mei – July 12, 8pm
  • Brownies & Lemonade Presents: Rossy Heaven’s Door – July 15, 9pm
  • Kill Dyll w/Whokilledxix, Oni Inc, Vitamin, Ace Shadows, Deathshroom, Desu the Heathen, Cyberdrips + Killfish – July 16, 7pm
  • Global Dance Presents Golden Features – July 21, 9pm
  • Blookah w/Spirit Motel, Jamesik + Siah Rain’n – July 22, 6pm
  • Locate S,1 – July 23, 8pm
  • Indie 102.3 Presents Ekkstacy w/60Juno – July 26, 8pm
  • Chromonicci – July 29, 6pm
  • Season 3 w/Kay. + Cory Simental – July 30, 4pm
  • Genix Presents – Warehouse 55 – August 4, 9pm
  • Bryce Evans & the Black Cats w/ Terran Severance, Circles We Draw + Nth Degree – August 6, 4pm
  • The Jungle Giants – August 10, 8pm
  • 128 Productions Presents Kaysin w/Josh Fedz – August 19, 9pm
  • James Ivy – August 22, 8pm

Levitt Pavilion, Denver

  • Devotchka (with Annastezhaa) – June 3, 6pm
  • Central City Opera – June 4, 4pm
  • Rez Metal – June 9, 5:30pm
  • The Drop 104.7 3rdf Annual Block Party – June 10, 6pm
  • Dwight Yoakam & Emmylou Harris – June 11, 7pm
  • Garbage and Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds with Special Guest Metric – June 15, 5:30pm
  • Stranger Famous Fest – June 17, 4pm
  • Kutandara featuring Taffie Matiure (with Logo Ligi) – June 18, 4pm
  • Ladama (with Lolita) – June 21, 6pm
  • Soccer Mommy (with mon cher) – June 22, 6pm
  • An Evening with CAKE – June 23, 7pm
  • Izcalli: Movimiento (with El Cro & Fruta Brutal) – June 24, 6pm
  • Brazilian Day – June 25, 4pm
  • Itchy-O (with The Drood) – June 30, 6pm
  • Flobots (with Joseph Lamar) – July 1, 6pm
  • Jenny and the Mexicats (with Pink Hawks) – July 2, 4pm
  • Delgres (with Joe Johnson) – July 6, 6pm
  • Wailing Souls (with Mono Verde Collective) – July 7, 6pm
  • Tenth Mountain Division Presents: A Midsummer’s Night Jam (with Tejon Street Corner Thieves) – July 8, 6pm
  • Denver Municipal Band (with Tien Hsieh) – July 9, 4pm
  • Color Field Presents: SUPER CHILL – July 15, 3pm
  • Color Field Presents: The Dip – July 16, 4pm
  • Cavetown – Bittersweet Daze with mxmtoon, Ricky Montgomery, and grentperez – July 26, 4:30pm
  • Los Lonely Boys with Thee Sinseers, The Altons – July 30, 6pm
  • Heartless Bastards (with Matthew Logan Vasquez) – August 4, 6pm
  • Shakedown Street – August 5, 6pm
  • Slim Cessna’s Auto Club with Snakes – August 6, 4pm
  • Yellowcard (with Anberlin, This Wild Life, and Emo Nite Brooklyn) – August 8, 6pm
  • Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue and Ziggy Marley (with Mavis Staples and Robert Randolph Band) – August 9, 5pm
  • All My Relations Celebration – August 10, 6pm
  • Novalima (with Siembra) – August 11, 6pm
  • Colorado Dashiki Fest – August 12, 4:30pm
  • Mariachi Sol de mi Tierra (with Fiesta Colorado Dance Company & Baile Caliente) – August 13, 4pm
  • Carla Morrison (with Neoma) – August 19, 5pm
  • Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova of the Swell Season – August 20, 6pm
  • Oakhurst (with The Reckless Folk) – August 25, 6pm
  • Japan Fest 2023: Lyrics Born – August 27, 4pm
  • Etana (with Wylie Jones) – August 31, 6pm

Marquis Theater, Denver

  • Bakester – June 3, 8pm
  • Craig Owens – June 6, 6pm
  • De’Wayne – June 7, 7pm
  • Loveless – World Tour – June 9, 7pm
  • Baby Rose & Q Present “Through The Soul” Tour – June 10, 7pm

Mile High Stadium, Denver

  • Illenium – June 17, 7pm
  • George Strait, Chris Stapleton and Little Big Town – June 24, 5:45pm
  • Taylor Swift – The Eras Tour – July 14, 6:30pm
  • Taylor Swift – The Eras Tour – July 15, 6:30pm
  • Global Dance Festival – July 21, 3:00pm
  • Global Dance Festival – July 22, 3:00pm
  • Ed Sheeran – August 19, 6pm

Mishawaka, Poudre Canyon

  • William Black – June 2
  • Katchafire w/ Fia and Luna Shade – June 3
  • Yonder Mountain String Band – June 9-10
  • Ghostland Observatory – June 14
  • Mike Love & The Full Circle w/ Keilana – June 15
  • Pickle Palooza at the Pickle Barrel – June 24-25
  • Toad the Wet Sprocket w/ Reed Foehl – July 2
  • Emancipator w/ Northern Form, Koresma, and Lapa – July 7-8
  • Midnight Tyrannosaurus – July 14-15
  • John Craigie with special guests – July 22
  • Guster: Presented by Live Nation & 105.5 – August 1-2
  • The Infamous Stringdusters w/ Wood Belly – August 4
  • Keller Williams (Solo Set) – August 11

Mission Ballroom, Denver

  • Shrek Rave Presents Swamp Gala – June 3, 8pm
  • CNCO – June 6, 6:30pm
  • Trey Anastasio Trio w/Dezron Douglas and Jon Fishman – June 9-11, 8pm
  • Rumble in the Rockies – June 14, 7:30pm
  • Illenium – June 16, 8pm
  • T-Pain – June 17, 8pm
  • Grandson & K.Flay Present: I Love You, I’m Trying Tour – June 19, 8pm
  • The Flaming Lips – June 22, 7:30pm
  • Emancipator – June 24, 8pm
  • Dreamsonic 2023 – Dream Theater, Devin Townsend, Animals as Leaders – July 15, 7pm
  • Cypress Hill w/The Colorado Symphony – July 20, 8:30pm
  • Brent Faiyaz – July 25, 8pm
  • Big Wild – July 28, 8pm
  • Eprom – July 29, 8pm
  • Pretty Lights – August 4-6, 8pm
  • The Australian Pink Floyd Show – August 8, 8pm
  • The National – August 11-12, 8pm
  • Flogging Molly – August 17, 8pm
  • Dominic Fike – August 18, 8pm
  • Cigarettes After Sex – August 22, 8pm
  • Gregory Alan Iskaov – September 2, 8pm
  • Dance Gavin Dance – September 3, 7pm

Moxie Theater, Greeley

  • Bryan Martin – June 1, 8pm
  • Stella’s Stand Up Underground Comedy Showcase: Sammy Anzer – Thursdays June 1-July 27, 9pm
  • Greeley Blues Jam – June 2, 7pm
  • Greeley Stampede Kick-Off After Party – June 9, 9pm
  • Signs of Tranquility, Siege, Perilous, Skoldvagg, Wicked Vixen – June 10, 7pm
  • Sundiver – June 11, 7pm
  • Danielle Nicole – June 15, 7pm
  • Trev Rich, Kodean IX, Unlmtdata, Santino G, TWoods – June 16, 7:30pm
  • A Sonnet To Silence – June 17, 7pm
  • Giovannie & The Hired Guns, Them Dirty Roses – June 20, 8pm
  • Red Clay Strays – July 7, 8:30pm
  • Moonshine Bandits, Dusty Leigh, Who TF is Justin Time, Good Ol’ Boyz – July 14, 7pm
  • Kat Hasty – July 29, 8pm
  • Pressing Strings – August 2, 7pm
  • Montana of 300 – August 17, 8pm
  • Hopslop String Band – August 18, 8pm
  • Pony, Bradshaw, Grayson Jenkins – September 2, 8pm
  • The Steel Woods – September 3, 8pm

Muse Performance Space, Lafayette

  • Revell-Lewis Quintet – May 26
  • A Tribute to Randy Newman – May 27
  • The Elaborate Owl – May 28
  • Jazz Jam – May 29
  • Andrew Vogt Sextet – June 1
  • Three Tenors – June 2
  • Jazz Jam – June 5
  • Kimmerjae & Kent McLagan – June 8
  • The Magic Within: Psychic Explorations w/ Erica Sodos – June 9
  • Alfredo Muro – June 10
  • King Kamehameha Celebration – June 11
  • Boston Imposters – June 11
  • Jazz Jam – June 12
  • MuseCycles Open Jam – June 15
  • Jacob Larson Trio – June 17
  • Jazz Jam – June 19
  • Gabriel Santiago – June 24
  • Jazz Jam – June 26
  • MaryLynn Gillaspie Band du Jour – June 30

Newman Center for the Performing Arts, Denver

  • Lamont Bluegrass Ensemble – May 30, 7:30pm
  • Lamont Symphony Orchestra – May 31, 7:30pm
  • North Indian Classical Ensenble – June 2, 7:30pm
  • Sound of the Rockies: Summer Sounds – June 17-18, 7:30pm
  • Neal Brennan: Brand New Neal – August 5, 7pm

Nissi’s, Lafayette

  • The Petty – Nicks Experience – May 26
  • The Long Run – Colorado’s Tribute to the Eagles – May 27
  • Skanson & Hansen’s “Last Ride To Gigsville” – May 28
  • FACE “All Vocal Rock” – May 30
  • Wine & Jazz With Neil Bridge & The Pride – May 31
  • RetroVertigo – June 1
  • Last Men On Earth – June 2
  • 90’S Throwback! Ninety Percent 90’S | Grunge Lite | TRL – June 3
  • Jon Chandler & The Slingers – June 4
  • Bourbon, Blues, & Grooves 50 Shades Of Blue – June 7
  • Darling Revival w/ Special Guest Different Drum – June 9
  • The Jerseys – June 10
  • Bourbon, Blues, & Grooves w/ Lionel Young Band – June 14
  • Good Music Medicine – June 15
  • National Touring AC/DC Tribute Noise Pollution w/ Special Guest Stone Revolver – June 16
  • Boogie Machine – 70s Disco Party – June 17
  • FACE “All Vocal Rock” – June 20
  • Bourbon, Blues, & Grooves w/ Johnny O Band – June 21
  • Stereo Collision – June 22
  • Citizen Dan – A Steely Dan Experience – June 23
  • “Game Over” Pole & Aerial Dance Show Presented By Vertical Fusion Studios – June 24
  • B.U.S. Presents “An Acoustic Tribute To CSN” – June 25
  • Wine & Jazz With Nelson Rangell – June 28
  • Unauthorized Absence – June 29
  • 80’S Metal Night! – Mr. Steak w/ Special Guest Resurrection – June 30
  • BadCO “Bad Company Tribute” & Still The Same “Bob Seger Tribute” – July 1
  • Bourbon, Blues, & Grooves w/ Randall Dubis Band – July 5
  • Steve & The Cruisers – July 6
  • Buckstein w/ Special Guest Eric Golden – July 7
  • One On One – July 8
  • FACE “All Vocal Rock” – July 11
  • Bourbon Blues & Grooves – National Touring Artist Laurie Morvan Band – July 12
  • Eben G. Fine Band w/ Special Guest The Wild Elderberries – July 13
  • Shelvis And The Roustabouts w/ Special Guest The Closers – July 14
  • The Return Of Paradise Theatre w/ Special Guest Asha & Alane Duo – July 15
  • Bourbon, Blues, & Grooves Basement Blues Project – July 19
  • National Touring Artist Ryan Shupe & The RubberBand – July 20
  • “National Touring Eagles Tribute” The Boys Of Summer – July 21
  • 80s Vs 90s Night – 5280s Band & Nothing But Nineties – July 29

Ogden Theater, Denver

  • Helloween – May 30, 7:15pm
  • Anees – June 1, 8pm
  • Valentino Khan – June 2, 9pm
  • Kreator & Sepultura –  June 3, 6:30pm
  • Lovelytheband – June 15, 7:30pm
  • Rival Sons – June 18, 7pm
  • Palace – June 20, 8pm
  • Ruel – June 27, 8pm
  • Between The Buried and Me – July 3, 7:30pm
  • Gogol Bordello – July 14, 8pm
  • Eprom – July 29, 8pm
  • Parliament Funkadelic & George Clinton – August 2, 8pm
  • Bicep – August 5, 9pm
  • Pecos & The Rooftops – August 10, 8pm
  • Spag Heddy – August 11, 9pm
  • JVKE – August 12, 7pm
  • The Juno Show – August 15, 8pm
  • Extreme – August 21, 8pm
  • Kamelot – August 27, 7pm
  • Poppy & PVRIS – August 29, 7pm
  • James Bay – September 1, 8pm
  • Bruno Major – September 4, 8pm
  • Maisie Peters – September 7, 8pm
  • King Krule – September 15, 9pm
  • Wolfmother – September 18, 8pm
  • Hermanos Gutierrez – September 19, 8pm
  • The Walkmen – September 21, 8pm
  • The Wombats – September 24, 8pm
  • Owl City – September 26, 7:30pm
  • Snarky Puppy – September 30, 8pm

Open Stage Theater, Ft. Collins

  • Treasure Island – June 1, 7pm
  • Treasure Island – June 3, 7pm
  • Treasure Island – June 8, 7pm
  • Treasure Island – June 9, 7pm
  • Treasure Island – June 10, 7pm
  • Treasure Island – June 16 – 18, 7pm
  • Treasure Island – June 23 – 25, 7pm
  • Treasure Island – June 30, 7pm
  • Treasure Island – July 1, 7pm
  • Treasure Island – July 6, 7pm
  • Treasure Island – July 8, 7:30pm
  • Treasure Island – July 13, 7:30pm
  • Hedwig and The Angry Itch – July 6, 7:30pm
  • Hedwig and The Angry Itch – July 8, 7:30pm
  • Hedwig and The Angry Itch – July 13, 7:30pm
  • Hedwig and The Angry Itch – July 14, 7:30pm
  • Hedwig and The Angry Itch – July 15, 7:30pm
  • Hedwig and The Angry Itch – July 16, 2pm
  • Hedwig and The Angry Itch – July 20 – 22, 7:30pm

Oriental Theater, Denver

  • Lucha Libre & Laughs – June 3 & 5, 8pm
  • Clan of Xymox – June 9, 8pm
  • 80s Night w/The Six Million Dollar Band – June 10, 8pm
  • White Fudge – June 15, 8pm
  • Dyketopia – Pridestravaganza – June 16, 8pm
  • Hell’s Belles – June 17, 8pm
  • Diamonds & Pearls – June 21, 8pm
  • IAMX, June 22, 8pm
  • CPR Presents: Mortified – Pride Edition ft. Ryan Warner – June 23, 9pm
  • Emo Night Brooklyn – June 24, 8pm
  • Cynic & Atheist: Focus and Presence Tour – June 25, 8pm
  • Little Big – June 26, 7pm
  • Tri.be Vida Loca Tour – July 1, 8pm
  • Down Yonder Comedy Tour – July 7, 8pm
  • Western Standard Time Ska Orchestra – July 8, 8pm
  • Illuzia & DragonWolf Circus Theater presents: Tao – July 9, 7pm
  • Venom Inc. – July 15, 8pm
  • Masood Boomgaard – July 18, 8pm
  • Live/Loud Tom Keifer – July 19, 8pm
  • X with James Intveld – July 20, 8pm
  • Gorilla Biscuits – July 22, 9pm
  • Best Night Ever – Taylor’s Version – July 27, 8pm
  • Asleep at the Wheel – July 29, 8pm
  • Dan LaMorte & Natalie Cuomo – August 6, 7pm
  • Ramy Youssef – August 6, 8pm
  • An Evening Without Kelly Mantle – August 15, 8pm
  • The Dave Matthews Tribute Band – August 18, 8pm
  • Dale Watson and his Lone Stars – August 26, 7pm

Paramount Theater, Denver 

  • Tommy James & the Shondells – May 27
  • Blue Oyster Cult – June 3
  • Straight up with Stassi Live – The Mommy Dearest Tour – June 4
  • Carlos Rivera – Un Tour A Todas Partes – June 7
  • Miranda Sings Featuring Colleen Ballinger – June 10
  • Ben Schwartz & Friends – June 17
  • Sam Morill: The Class Act Tour – June 22
  • Jonathon Mcreynolds – My Truth Tour – June 25
  • Seth Meyers – June 29
  • 38 Special – July 7
  • Jesse & Joy Summer Tour 2023 – July 11
  • STS9 – Sound Of The Light – July 20
  • The Moody Blues: John Lodge – July 23
  • Eddie B’s Teachers Only Comedy Tour 23’ – July 29
  • The Marshall Tucker Band – August 10
  • KBCO Presents Tower of Power – August 11
  • Please Don’t Destroy LIVE – August 12
  • Ed Sheeran – August 18
  • Kansas: Another Fork in the Road – 50th Anniversary Tour – August 25

Red Rocks Amphitheater, Morrison

  • Lord Huron- June 1
  • Michael Franti & Spearhead – June 2
  • Michael Franti & Spearhead Yoga Session- June 2
  • Jow Russo’s Almost Dead – June 3-4
  • Yea Yea Yeahs – June 5
  • Quinn XCII, Arizona & Julia Wolf- June 6
  • King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard – June 7-8
  • Brit Floyd – June 9
  • Big Head Todd and the Monsters – June 10
  • Rodrigo y Gabriela – June 11
  • Barenaked Ladies, Semisonic & Del Amitri – June 13
  • Whiskey Myers – June 14-15
  • Umphrey’s McGee – June 16-17
  • Stick Figure, Pepper & the Elovators – June 18
  • Oliver Tree – June 20
  • Louis Tomlinson – June 21
  • Shakey Graves & Neal Francis – June 22
  • Widespread Panic – June 23-25
  • Zach Bryan – June 26-27
  • Lyle Lovett and His Large Band – June 28
  • The Head and the Heart – June 29
  • Dirty Heads – June 30
  • 311 – July 1
  • Zeds Dead- July 2-3
  • Blues Traveler- July 4
  • Rainbow Kitten Surprise – July 5-6
  • The Avett Brothers – July 7-9
  • Falling In Reverse & Ice Nine Kills – July 11
  • Al Green & The Colorado Symphony – July 12
  • Trampled By Turtles – July 13
  • String Cheese Incident- July 14-16
  • Tori Amos – July 17
  • Killer Queen – July 18
  • CAAMP – July 19-20
  • STS9 – Sound Tribe Sector 9 – July 21-22
  • Portugal. The Man & The Colorado Symphony – July 23
  • Jimmy Eat World & Manchester Orchestra – July 25
  • Noah Kahan – July 26
  • Big Wild – July 27
  • Tedeschi Trucks Band – July 28-29
  • Dispatch w/ The Colorado Symphony – July 30
  • Big Thief & Lucinda Williams – July 31
  • K-Love Live – August 1-2
  • Ween – August 3
  • The Front Bottoms – August 4
  • Boygenius – August 5
  • Joe Bonamassa – August 6
  • Gov’t Mule – August 7
  • Hippie Sabotage – August 8
  • Maggie Rogers – August 9
  • Parker McCollum – August 10
  • Jon Pardi – August 11
  • Slightly Stoopid, Soja, Iya Terra & Denm – August 12
  • Slightly Stoopid, Andy Frasco and the U.N. & The Elovators – August 13
  • Beck & Phoenix – August 15-16
  • Mt. Joy – August 17-18
  • Reggae on the Rocks: Rebelution & Iration – August 19
  • Santa Fe Klan – August 20
  • Nathaniel Rateliff and the Night Sweats – August 22-23
  • 1964 The Tribute – August 24
  • My Morning Jacket – August 25-26
  • Vance Joy – August 27
  • Duran Duran, Nile Rodgers & Bastille – August 28-29
  • Young the Giant & Milky Chance – August 30
  • Rezz – August 31-September 1

Roots Music Project, Boulder

  • Backyard Tire Fire w/Special Guest Dave Tamkin – May 26
  • Mile High Stash LIVE – June 3
  • FastFloyd and Foggy Mountain Spaceship – June 4
  • Funk You featuring Isaac Teel of Tauk – June 9
  • Reed Foehl – June 29
  • David Lawrence and The Spoonful w/The Cody Sisters – June 30
  • Dead and CO after party. Featuring: Joslyn and The Sweet Compression – July 1
  • Dave McMurray: Dead and Co after party at Roots Music Project – July 2
  • A.J. Fullerton with full band at Roots Music Project – July 8
  • Johnny & The Mongrels – July 14
  • Liz Barnez Live Broadcast on 88.5 KGNU – July 18
  • Jeff Crosby at Roots Music Project – August 5
  • Pinetop Perkins Benefit with Bob Margolin – August 12

Soiled Dove, Denver

  • “Love Ya” Gantogoo & Nasaa – June 1, 8pm
  • Nina Storey – June 3, 8pm
  • The Lao Tizer Band – June 8, 8pm
  • The Long Run – Colorado’s Tribute to the Eagles – June 9, 8pm
  • Danielle Nicole – June 14, 8pm
  • Nathan Mitchell – June 16, 8pm
  • Scotty Wiese Magic – June 17, 7pm
  • Dan Navarro – June 21, 8pm
  • Bonerama – June 22, 8pm
  • Still The Same – Tribute to Bob Seger – June 23, 8pm
  • Angie Stevens & Hayley E Rydell – June 24, 8pm
  • Al Stewart – June 25, 7pm
  • Spinphony – June 29, 8pm
  • Hazel Miller – June 30, 8pm
  • The Arcadian Wild – July 2, 8pm
  • Mike Phillips – July 7, 8pm
  • Unplugged at the Dove – July 8, 8pm
  • Bonnie “Prince” Billy – July 11, 8pm
  • Bonnie “Prince” Billy – July 12, 8pm
  • Beth Nielsen Chapman – July 13, 8pm
  • Vienna Teng – July 14, 8pm
  • James Hunter – July 15, 8pm
  • Damon Fowler with Jason Ricci – July 20, 8pm
  • 6 Million Dollar Band – July 21, 8pm
  • Julian Vaughn – July 22, 8pm
  • Message In A Bottle – Tribute to The Police – July 29, 8pm
  • Miguel Espinoza Fusion – August 3, 8pm
  • Jenny Shawhan – August 6, 8pm
  • Pieces of a Dream – August 11, 8pm
  • Pieces of a Dream – August 11, 10pm
  • Marcus Miller – August 20, 6pm
  • Marcus Miller – August 20, 9pm
  • Sonny Landreth – August 24, 8pm
  • Sonny Landreth – August 25, 8pm

Stampede, Aurora

  • Los Hermanos Flores- Orquesta San Vincente – June 2, 9:30pm
  • Sabado Parrandero/ Damas gratis antes de las –  June 3, 9:30pm
  • Modern Swing Mondays – June 5, 6pm
  • Ladies Night – June 7, 6pm
  • Colorado Jiu Jitsu Club – June 8, 6pm
  • Modern Swing Mondays – June 12, 6pm
  • Ladies Night – June 14, 6pm
  • Fuego on Conclerto – June 15, 9pm
  • Reventon Catacho – Kazzabe– June 16, 9pm
  • 5280 Muay Thai 28 – June 17, 1pm
  • Banda Alta Potencia – June 17, 9pm
  • Batalla de Campeones – June 18, 9pm
  • Modern Swing Mondays – June 19, 6pm
  • Ladies Night – June 21, 6pm
  • BXS – Los Terricolas – Los Angeles Negros – June 24, 8:30pm
  • Modern Swing Mondays – June 26, 6pm
  • Ladies Night – June 28, 6pm
  • Ladies Night – July 5, 6pm
  • Ladies Night – July 12, 6pm
  • Yelson Jimenez – July 13, 10pm
  • Ladies Night – July 19, 6pm
  • Jorge Calderon – Daniel Calderon y Los Gigantes del Vallenato – July 21, 9pm
  • Ladies Night – July 26, 6pm
  • Ladies Night – August 2, 6pm
  • Ladies Night – August 9, 6pm
  • Ladies Night – August 16, 6pm
  • Ladies Night – August 23, 6pm
  • Ladies Night – August 30, 6pm

Summit, Denver

  • Decibel Tour 2023 with Dark Funeral – June 2, 6pm
  • Hunter Hayes – June 3, 7pm
  • Harry Mack: Odyssey Tour – June 5, 7:30pm
  • Chicks in the Office Podcast – June 7, 6:30pm
  • Nekrogoblikon – June 8, 6pm
  • Emo Nite LA – June 9, 9pm
  • Larry’s Market Run – June 10-11, 7pm
  • Benson Boone: The Pulse Tour – June 16, 7pm
  • Unlimited Vibes: Afro Rave – June 17, 8:30pm
  • Vibes in The Park: Continuing the Juneteenth Celebration – June 18, 8pm
  • Bearracuda Denver Pride – June 24, 9pm
  • Ava Max On Tour (Finally) – June 28, 7pm
  • Feels So Close – June 30, 9pm
  • Reggaeton Rave – July 14, 8:30pm
  • Alternative Symphony Presents: An Orchestra Rendition of Dr. Dre 2001 – July 15, 8pm
  • Aleks Syntek – July 16, 7pm
  • Rema – Rave & Roses Tour – July 31, 7pm
  • King Lil G – August 4, 7pm
  • Band-Maid 10th Anniversary Tour – August 8, 7pm
  • Blessthefall: Hollow Bodies 10 Year Anniversary Tour – August 9, 6pm
  • Javier Rosas: Hombre de Ley Tour – August 12, 7pm
  • Soulja Boy – August 13, 7pm
  • Bop to the Top feat. DJ Jeffery & Life By Michael – August 17, 8:30pm
  • Less Than Jake – August 18, 7pm
  • Gimme Gimme Disco – August 19, 8pm
  • Escape the Fate w/Special Guests – September 1, 6pm

Your Mom’s House, Denver

  • Colorado Bassheads Present: FLIPSWITCH + More – June 2, 8pm
  • Droppin Bodies Tour: Autokorekt + Mista J – June 3, 8pm
  • Singer Songwriter Showcase – June 4, 2pm
  • Rock the Clock Tower – June 4, 6:30pm
  • Bass of the Mondays – June 5, 8pm
  • Contortion w/Blood Across the Sky & When Darkness Falls – June 6-7, 11pm
  • Tantric Flux Release Party – June 8, 2am
  • Ragency Takeover – June 9, 8pm
  • “The HausWives of Denver” Tour Matinee – June 10, 11:30am
  • Comic Freaks | Made Tribe in Denver | Qbtrance & Boogie Groove Entertainment – June 10, 8pm
  • Friends on DECK – June 11, 7pm
  • Tight 3’s Open Comedy Mic – June 12, 5pm
  • Momma’s Electronic Mondays – June 12, 8pm
  • Open Jam – June 13, 8pm
  • Wired Wednesdays ft. GLTY + More – June 14, 8pm
  • Vaguely Relatable ft. The River + More – June 16-17, 2am
  • Heartbeat Sessions – June 17, 4pm
  • Tech House Mondays – June 19, 8pm
  • Magic Hunks – June 20, 7pm
  • Throwback Thursdays ft. Atroxx – June 22-23, 2am
  • Knowmads – June 23, 8pm
  • Lunar Ticks w/Mr. Specific – June 24-25, 2am
  • Public Theater w/Sunfish + None Sunshine – June 26, 8pm
  • Open Jam – June 27, 8pm
  • Glassio – June 28, 7:30pm
  • DnB Night ft. Sera Tonin + More – June 29-30, 2am
  • Krushendo + Top Brahman w/ Prismatic, Rage-Bot, Slasha, King Kobra – June 30, 8pm
  • A1 Presents – July 1, 8pm
  • Rock Night – July 5, 8pm
  • Picasso Gvng presents R&B Jam vol. 4 – July 6, 8pm
  • Birthday Partyy w/ KVN | Silkworm | Ravida | Trowel – July 9, 7pm
  • Phish Stream Series – July 11 – September 3
  • Psychedelectronic Night – July 13, 8pm
  • Free Creatures RETURNS to YMH – July 20, 8pm
  • BASSment Experiments ft. In Orbitz Budz – July 22, 9pm
  • Tep Neo Presents: The Forever Summer Tour – July 28-29, 2am
  • True Say Boiler Room Showcase – July 29, 8pm
  • Puzzled feat. Ben Spalding (ENG) w/ Tantok + More – August 26-27, 8pm

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*UPDATE: One month after we interviewed Tracy Morgan, he was in a severe auto accident that left him in a coma for two weeks. Thankfully, Mr. Morgan is in good health today. This CNN article reflects back five years after.

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French Davis sat down with comedian Tracy Morgan for an interview exclusive to YS before his upcoming show at the Paramount Theater on June 1 at 8 pm. For the complete version of their chat (plus more entertainment news), check out our upcoming Summer Hot Issue, due out in early June 2014.

It’s been a year and a half since NBC’s irrepressible look-behind-the-scenes of a sketch comedy show, 30 Rock, ended its run. Since then, star Tracy Morgan released a Comedy Central special Bona Fide and launched his “Turn It Funny” tour that lands him in Denver on June 1 at the Paramount Theatre to a sellout crowd. While Tracy isn’t talking about his time on 30 Rock or his favorite characters from his stretch on Saturday Night Live, he is talking about growing up in the Brooklyn projects, why he loves standup and The Godfather.

French Davis: Your recent special talked a lot about how dark things are these days. Do you really feel that way?

Tracy Morgan: It’s already getting ready to get darker.

FD: Why do you think that is?

TM: I don’t know… ’cause where I come from it seems like things are a little bit lighter.

FD: What do you think we should be doing to turn things around?

TM: I don’t think we should be depending on technology so much. I think we should be communicating more.

FD: How does it feel to return to Brooklyn for your comedy special? Do you still feel like that is home?

TM: It felt great. It always feels great to go back home to your roots and do comedy. But I wasn’t just doing it for Brooklyn, I was doing it for the world, because people around the world saw it.

FD: Alec Baldwin once said “No one cracks me up more than Tracy Morgan.” Why do you think that is?

TM: That’s an awfully nice thing to say. You’d have to ask him that. You can’t ask me that. I don’t know. I’m funny. It’s kind, thank you. But I couldn’t tell you why he said that. I probably make him laugh a lot.

FD: Who makes you laugh?

TM: Me. That’s not being self-centered or anything else like that. But, me. I love my sense of humor. If it’s funny to me then I share it with the world. Other than that I like the gods: Richard Pryor, George Carlin, Jackie Gleason, Lucille Ball. I like the comedy gods, I try to get close to them.

FD: Any advice for upcoming comedians?

TM: Be funny. I don’t know what anyone else’s process is. Be funny. My process is my process, it doesn’t mean it’s going to work for the next person.

FD: We are excited to see you coming to Denver soon.

TM: I love Denver, I’m always in Denver. Denver is always one of the hippest crowds to play. They’re hip. They know what time it is. I shall be there with truckloads of funny.

Tracy Morgan plays the Paramount Theater, 1621 Glenarm St., Denver, on June 1 at 8 pm. Tickets are $41+.

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Fine Flamenco Flair
A combination of musical influences from Gypsy, Jewish and Spanish cultures, the Flamenco is a wild, impassioned genre. Rene Heredia is widely considered royalty among Flamenco guitar enthusiasts. He was catapulted into the spotlight when world-renowned dancer Carman Amaya fell in love with his playing and immediately snapped him up to perform with her decades ago. Catch him at the Louisville Center for the Arts on Oct. 6 at 7:30 p.m. Call 303.335.4903.

A Reason To Drink
For more than 25 years, beer lovers the world over have descended upon the epicenter of the cause for three days to ply their wares and sample the best suds in what can only be called the Great American Beer Festival. From Oct. 11 through Oct. 13, 408 different breweries will bring a collection of 1,884 beers to the Colorado Convention Center. Visit www.beertown.org or call 303.228.8000.

A Take On Coltrane
A Love Supreme may be one of the most important works recorded by John Coltrane, if only for the legions of composers it inspired. On Oct. 9 at 7:30 p.m., head to CU’s Grusin Music Hall to hear saxophonist John Gunther, drummer Paul Romaine, pianist Pat Bianchi and bassist Mark Simon perform their take on this seminal work as part of the free CU Faculty Series. Call 303.492.8008.

Fighting Corporate Claws 30 Years Later
KBCO may not be the freewheelin,’ jocks-choice, radio utopia it was in the early ’80s—Clear Channel’s claws have seen to that. Still, the station captures the spirit of its listenership, and its yearly Studio C album is always a sought after item, although, it may not be as sought after as tickets to their 30th Anniversary celebration concert at the Paramount Theatre on Oct. 18 at 8 p.m. The lineup includes Lyle Lovett, Keb’ Mo’ and Paolo Nutini. For free tickets, call 303.623.0406.

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