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Fifty years ago, for seven rocking months in 1970, Mammoth Gardens—now known as Denver’s Fillmore Auditorium—became the hub for rock’s hottest performers, such as the Who, Jethro Tull, the [...]

On November 28, 1993, Pearl Jam pulled out of the last of three sold-out shows at the CU Events Center in Boulder, in a dispute with security forces over crowd control measures.

Guitarist Ronnie Montrose grew up in Denver and worked his way from session player (Van Morrison) to guitar hero (the Edgar Winter Group, Montrose, Gamma) to fusion virtuoso. He died on March 3, 2012.

On November 17, 1994, Dave Matthews Band filmed the “What Would You Say” video at Boulder’s Fox Theatre.

It’s ironic that the current generation of Colorado music fans know the venue at 1510 Clarkson in Denver as “The Fillmore.” Back in the early Seventies, the Romanesque two-story structure with [...]

On November 9-13, 1966, Lothar & the Hand People made a triumphant return to Denver for a series of sold-out shows at the Exodus. The band had formed out Denver University in 1965 and relocated [...]

Van Trevor recorded for Denver-based Bandbox Records in the early 1960s, making the country charts with “Born to Be in Love with You” (#22) and “Our Side” (#27).

On November 7, 1983, U2 released Under a Blood Red Sky, a legendary live album that solidified the band’s ascendancy to mega-stardom and Red Rocks Amphitheatre’s status as the world’s premier [...]