Tag: Music
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Recently announced shows bring Red Rocks’ event list to 132 for 2026
Curious what events are set to take place in 2026 at a spot that many consider to be Colorado’s ‘most iconic’ music venue? In our latest update, we highlight 21 recently announced Red Rocks Amphitheatre shows that are on calendar for 2026, bringing the running total to 132 concerts and comedic performances. Below you’ll find…
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Levitt Pavilion’s 2026 event calendar includes 19 free concerts so far
South Denver’s popular Levitt Pavilion venue has announced a first round of shows that are set to take place during its free summer concert series. The venue has plans to host 19 shows already with more events to be added to the calendar over coming weeks. Levitt Pavilion has a capacity of up to 15,000…
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Band of Horses and Grace Potter among 14 summer acts set to perform at Denver Botanic Gardens
A music venue located in a sprawling botanical garden? Tell me more. The Summer Concert Series at Denver Botanic Gardens is set to continue its decades-long run in 2026, with the schedule of performers that will take the stage in upcoming months recently released. Running from June through August this year, the location of the…
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Local spot dubbed one of Billboard’s ‘top venues of 2026’ – and it wasn’t Red Rocks
A Colorado music venue got a major nod from Billboard – and it wasn’t the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre. Among of list of 28 venues featured on Billboard’s ‘Top Music Venues of 2026,’ Ford Amphitheater in Colorado Springs was dubbed the ‘Top West Coast Amphitheater.’ This award comes less than two years after the venue…
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Two massive concerts set to take over Denver’s Coors Field during summer 2026
Looking for a reason to head to Coors Field that doesn’t involve the Colorado Rockies? Look no further than two upcoming shows that are sure to pack stadium seats. Recently announced, singer-songwriter Noah Kahan is set to take the stage at Coors Field during his ‘The Great Divide’ tour on August 8 with special guest…
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Chuck Negron, lead singer on ‘Joy to the World’ and other Three Dog Night hits, dies at 83
NEW YORK — Chuck Negron, a founding member of the soul-rock sensations Three Dog Night who sang lead on such hits as “One” and “Just an Old Fashioned Love Song” and hollered the immortal opening line “Jeremiah was a bullfrog!” on the chart-topping “Joy to the World,” died Monday. He was 83. He died of…
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Wanna get away? Snow geese in Lamar, chocolate in Estes Park and live music at Red Rocks among weekend options around Colorado
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HIGH PLAINS SNOW GOOSE FESTIVAL: One of the state’s largest birding events returns to the eastern plains, drawing visitors eager to witness thousands of snow geese and other migratory birds along the Western Central Flyway. Through Sunday, the four-day festival around Lamar offers tours, programs and prime viewing opportunities. WINE & CHOCOLATE FESTIVAL: Come for…
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Grammy Awards: Bad Bunny wins album of the year
LOS ANGELES — Bad Bunny won album of the year at the 2026 Grammy Awards, closing out a surprising and history-making night. It is the first time a Spanish-language album has taken home the top prize. “Puerto Rico,” Bad Bunny started his speech in Spanish, thanking those who believed in him, worked on the album…
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Telluride Blues & Brews Festival announces 2026 line-up with 20 acts and counting
Set to take place from September 18 to September 20, one of Colorado’s hottest music festivals has announced the lineup for its 32nd annual event. Around 11 a.m. on January 14, Telluride Blues & Brews announced the acts that attendees can expect to see in the southwestern Colorado mountain town this fall, including at least…
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Red Rocks Amphitheatre finishes 2025 as top national, global venue again
Red Rocks Amphitheatre, the famous music and entertainment venue in Denver’s backyard, again finished the year as one of the most-attended across the country and world. Red Rocks attracted more than 1.75 million paid fans across 236 events in 2025, according to Pollstar Magazine via a news release from Denver Arts and Venues. That made…