Telluride Bluegrass Festival 2013 is just around the corner, which means it’s time to start talking logistics.

Use our heavily curated lists (, pop, rock, folk/jam, hip-hop, electronic, local, country and more) to help you navigate this summer’s already-crowded live-music landscape.

Here’s our guide to Colorado 4/20 concerts, which encompasses hip-hop, jam bands, hard rock, electronic dance music and more.

As Greensky Bluegrass took the stage at the Fox Theatre on Saturday night, front man and mandolin player Paul Hoffman eased up to the mic, long hair whipping in the wind from a fan. “Tonight’s show is brought to you by the letter ‘T,’ ” he said with a wink.

The full 2013 Telluride Bluegrass Festival lineup has been announced and includes Mumford & Sons, String Cheese Incident and more. See the full lineup here.

New Jersey’s favorite rootsy jam band, Railroad Earth, kicked off a three-night stand at the Odgen Theatre with energy on Friday night.

Boulder’s eTown Hall has seen a lot of action lately — especially for a venue that’s not even officially finished.

The 89-year-old former church, which is undergoing a $7 million renovation, is the new home of eTown, the liberal-minded music-and-conversation radio show that reaches more than 300 stations and an estimated 1 million listeners each week.

SnowBall Music Festival’s Sunday night headliner will be STS9, as announced on the festival’s Facebook page yesterday.

Sixteen years proved worth the wait.

In the band’s first Colorado New Year’s show since 1996, hometown boys, String Cheese Incident, played their best show of the year, firing on all cylinders at the 1stBank Center over the course of three brilliant sets.

Among fans of jam bands, a commonly held axiom for those who like Widespread Panic is, “Never miss a Sunday show.” For those who like String Cheese Incident, one that might be adapted is, “Never miss the second show of a three-night run.”

On Sunday night at 1stBank Center, hometown boys, String Cheese Incident, brought the goods in force over the course of three delectable hours.