You might recognize Koenig’s vocal effect and Vampire Weekend’s overall ear for melody from past albums, but that’s where the similarities end.

The Rorschach Test of Prince shows continued Monday night at the Ogden Theatre with an 8 p.m. set that made minor tweaks to the previous nights’ set lists.

After all the false starts, internet speculation and interviews with the album’s collaborators, the new Daft Punk album “Random Access Memories” is here.

With Pink, Maroon 5 and Justin Timberlake all scheduled to stop in Denver we can now add Rihanna to the list of superstar shows.

California rock lifers Queens of the Stone Age have a new album on its way, and the band just announced a fall Red Rocks date.

When the lyrics to Prince’s “Screwdriver” flashed across the Ogden Theatre, “People pay money for the rock and roll,” the phrase rang all too true.

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 Black Angels’ show at the Boulder Theater on Friday kept promising to explode into sweet guitar riffs and hypnotic drones, but it never happened.

The Thermals headlined the Bluebird Saturday night, touring in support of the latest release, “Desperate Ground.”

The sold out Ogden Theatre throbbed with sweaty revelers as the Meter Men rooted through funk’s most definitive catalogue.