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.

With about three months to go until UMS 2013, event organizers have tipped us off to another group of acts added to the lineup.

The good word just came down the pike from Lyons: The Rocky Mountain Folks Festival 2013 lineup is out, in a preliminary stage.

Here are the best Denver shows this week (March 22-28), including Wavves, Paper Bird, Lord Huron and more.

Denver’s Underground Music Showcase has announced its first round of acts on the 2013 lineup, including Cults, Mudhoney and more.

As we’ve previously reported, Fray guitarist/songwriter Joe King is readying his first-ever solo album — under the name King, in fact. And fans are a lot closer to being able to hear his new material, on record and in person.

Denver musician Nathaniel Rateliff announced on Facebook that his band, Born in the Flood, will play a “secret” show at Lost Lake on Friday.

Denver-rooted songwriter Nathaniel Rateliff is recording a live album at the Mercury Cafe, he announced on his website today.

On the eve of the Lumineers’ big Grammy debut, the Denver band has released the video for “Stubborn Love,” which debuted on VH1 last night. If you’ve ever seen the introspective pug meme, the video is kind of like that, with a little girl staring out a window at car accidents and such.

The Fray’s Joe King is going solo with help from fellow Denver, Colo., musicians Patrick Meese, Ryan Tedder and Nathaniel Rateliff.