Devendra Banhart played at the Gothic Theatre on Sunday, touring in support of his newly released album “Mala.”

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).

For 70-year old Rodriguez, South Africa must be the fountain of youth, and he showed it at the 1stBank Center on Tuesday night.

This week, thieves, we’ve got a gritty folk-rock track from Andy Palmer.

For the Denver band’s first hometown show since the Grammys, the Lumineers returns to Colorado in style with its first headlining show at Red Rocks.

Jim Beam of Iron & Wine performed two tracks off of “Ghost on Ghost” (via Nonesuch Records) on “Late Night with Jimmy Fallon” on Friday.

Here are Colorado’s best shows this week from James Blake to Rodriguez.

Richie Havens, who sang and strummed for a sea of people at Woodstock, has died at 72. His family says in a statement that Havens died Monday of a heart attack.

We’ve got a dance remix of a Snake Rattle Rattle Snake’s “Warning” and funky folk-rock track “Snakeskin” from Brave Song Circle.

Three generations and more than five decades — that’s how much music history the bill of Bob Dylan, Wilco and My Morning Jacket spans.