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.

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

Bear Rinehart’s unique voice was front and center in the second of two shows Needtobreathe played at the Ogden Theatre in Denver.

Lucero kicked off a three-night run at the Bluebird Theater on Thursday. The band’s signature blend of southern Memphis rock shines brightest in Denver, a city that brings out Lucero’s best.

Only the Drive-by Truckers can bring so much whiskey-soaked songs of the southland to one venue.

We can now say we live in a world where a Brad Paisley and LL Cool J song exists. Listen to the track, “Accidental Racist” that’s already received some backlash on the web.

Happy Monday, thieves. This week we’ve got a couple of Colorado tracks for you to rip off, including ambient soundscapes from Jeffrey Wentworth Stevens and rowdy roots rock from Saturn Cowboys. In December, we brought you LONG E, short e, a cassette tape collaboration from Hot IQ’s Eli Mishkin and Jeffrey Wentworth Stevens, whose musical resume includes Morriconez, Wentworth-Kersey, and George & Caplin. Well, ever prolific, JWS is set to release a solo work, entitled “The Holy Dogs of Other Days.” As with LONG E, [...]

In 2011 when Keith Urban played at the Pepsi Center, he was humble enough to leave the stage, shake hands with fans and even talked about his early days playing the Grizzly Rose.

A day after the release of Low’s 10th studio album “The Invisible Way,” the band performed at the Ethical Culture Concert Hall in New York City.

On the second full-on day of SXSW 2013, fans and industry alike were finding their gait, so why not have a more laid back day at Willie Nelson’s ranch?