At the Bellco Center on Monday, Joe Bonamassa demonstrated mastery of tone and touch with each new guitar he wielded.

FoCoMX 2013 celebrated the Northern Colorado music scene on Saturday and Sunday. The fifth annual Fort Collins music festival includes more than 200 artists and about 20 venues.

How to Destroy Angels left the Paramount Theatre crowd enraptured in a paralytic innovation coma on Sunday night.

After a long, hazy 4/20 weekend, Black Mountain proved to be the perfect mind-melting nightcap at the Larimer Lounge on Sunday.

Billed as a Lifted and Legal 420 celebration, the Motet brought a loving end to a day brazenly celebrated by so many in Denver.

Slightly Stoopid and Cypress Hill closed out the first-ever legal 4/20 in Colorado with a sold out show at Red Rocks Amphitheatre.

As the clock struck midnight on April 20, Snoop Lion tossed joints to the crowd, balloons fell from the ceiling and the first legal 4/20 in Denver had officially begun.

Family of the Year makes music that is as earnest as it is infectious. Regardless of its more pop-oriented past, the indie folk band is among the nu-wave of happy folksters (the Lumineers, Mumford, et al.) that people either love or hate.

Hit the bank, clean your turntable needles and get ready: Record Store Day draws nigh.

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.