Colorado music festivals cover the spectrum in 2013. They range from the traditional (Telluride Bluegrass) to the neighborhoody (our own Underground Music Showcase); from the national touring kind (Warped Tour) to the mountain rave-y kind (Sonic Bloom); from the down-home country kind (Greeley Stampede) to the hoity industry kind (FMQB Triple A Conference).

At the Ogden Theatre Friday night, British DJ Bonobo avoided redundancy with a live band and an inventive mix of tempos.

George Jones, the peerless, hard-living country singer who recorded dozens of hits about good times and regrets has died. He was 81.

I saw Queensryche at the Paramount on Thursday. Or did I? It’s not an easy question to answer. In fact, it’s going to take a judge and drawn out legal battle to decide who Queensryche actually is.

Bad band names: we hear them all the time. But sometimes—just sometimes—the music makes up for it. Here, we look at 10 such cases.

Did the daunting amalgam of hype leading up to “20/20 Experience” fuel your inner consumer, or did it turn you off to Justin Timberlake’s likable visage?

We’ve compiled our favorite tweets from the joke SXSW 2013 RSVP Twitter account @SXSWPartyzzzzz, which includes three-hour Kanye videos and more.

Reverb Managing Editor Matt Miller and Digital First Media Entertainment Editor John Hendrickson discuss some of SXSW 2013′s biggest news.

Here are the best Denver shows this week (March 8-14), including Churchill, SnowBall and Alabama Shakes.

Alabama Shakes frontwoman Brittany Howard paired with Jack White’s buddy Ruby Amanfu paired up for the new Third Man Records single.