Fans wore “jeans that fit just right” and guzzled “cold beer on a Friday night” at Red Rocks as Zac Brown Band performed its third sold out show.

The melodrama of DeVotchKa performing in the opulent Paramount Theatre on Valentine’s Day crafted a romantic trifecta. One of Denver’s highest-climbing indie bands pulled out all the stops, including a Cirque de Soleil-like sideshow of scantily clad young women scaling red sashes for some sexy aerial dancing.

Here are some of the best classic and modern song lyrics for Valentine’s Day.

Last night at The Hi-Dive in Denver, Night Beds tucked in fans in with a set that braided the sweetness of a lullaby with rocking guitar-drums groove and the melancholy twang of country lap-steel.

The Humbuckers guitarist Chuck Montera riffed on a few questions with Reverb in advance of his Herman’s Hideaway show.

Railroad Earth is otherworldly. The Jersey Boys of the 21st century threw down an extraordinary extravaganza on Saturday night at the Ogden Theatre. That’s not hyperbole.

Friday night in Boettcher Concert Hall, heavy metal hero C. F. Kip Winger and the Colorado Symphony Orchestra demonstrated that opposites can mix.

Zac Brown Band has announced it will return to Red Rocks Amphitheatre this year, where the group last played in 2011.

When Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band played Denver last month, the Boss donned a Santa hat to rock his popular rendition of “Santa Claus Is Coming To Town.”

The long and tumultuous rock and Christmas relationship is as varied as Elvis playing “Blue Christmas,” Chris Issak covering “White Christmas” and the Los Lobos performing “Rudolph the Manic Reindeer.”

Rock star photographer Annie Leibovitz has focused on Bruce Springsteen, Mick Jagger, Bob Dylan, Sting, and scores of others who got their picture on the cover of the Rolling Stone.