Widespread Panic returned to Red Rocks this past weekend (June 24 -26) for their records 64th, 65th, and 66th consecutive sellouts at the hallowed venue. JB, Schools, Sonny, JoJo, Jimmy,
Denver’s Mission Ballroom welcomed four-time Grammy award-winning instrumental fusion band “Snarky Puppy” to its state-of-the-art stage on June 5th. This marked the band’s first appearance at one of Denver’s newest
Billy Strings and his rippin’ band kicked off the first night of their sold-out two-night run at Colorado’s famous Red Rocks Amphitheater on May 12th and man, was it a’rockin. The band came
The Flaming Lips continued their bubblicious stage theatrics at Denver’s Mission Ballroom on April 25th. The Wayne Coyne-led band played a list of well-known and not-so-well-known songs, including “Enthusiasm for
Ween took hold of Denver’s Mission Ballroom for a three night run on October 29-31, that featured breakouts (“Can You Taste the Waste?”) and debuts including “From The Beginning.” The
After several Covid related postponements, Primus finally rocked their way into Denver to play a two-night run at The Mission Ballroom on October 21st. The trio has been saying its long
Leon Bridges recently released his third album Gold-Diggers Sound that has continued his crossover appeal of neo-soul, hip-hop, funk, and pop. This mix served well at Red Rocks in Morrison, CO
Saturday nights returned to Red Rocks as Widespread Panic reignited its engines and opened up the songbook for a three-night run in Morrison, CO. Todd Radunsky was there for the
The recently reunited Oysterhead (Stewart Copeland, Trey Anastasio, Les Claypool) visited Broomfield CO’s 1st Bank Center for the second of two sold-out shows on 2/15/20. Photos by Todd Radunsky
Denver fans of TOOL were treated to not one but TWO sold-out shows at the 20,000+ seat Pepsi Center this week. / The current arena tour is in support of
