Just two songs into Paramore’s show at the Fillmore Auditorium Tuesday night, singer Hayley Williams was out of breath.

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

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.

There were no (noticeable) kinks from Bullet For My Valentine’s nearly-sold out tour kick off at the Fillmore Auditorium on Friday.

On Wednesday at the Fillmore Auditorium, the So-Cal sextet with the Ivy League professor front man showed they still have what it takes. Sure, there’s a little less hair, a little more paunch, a couple more streaks of grey and fewer onstage antics, but they play and sing with the energy and – perhaps more importantly – the passion that has always been the stamp of a Bad Religion song.

After fans waited three-and-a-half hours for the show to start, Erykah Badu finally took the stage at about 10:20 p.m. at the Fillmore Auditorium in Denver.

Tuesday night’s sold out audience at the Fillmore was enthusiastic — easy to please even. There to see In This Moment, All That Remains, Hellyeah and Lola Black, just about anything could send the crowd into frenzy. Chad Gray of Hellyeah could shout out what he had for breakfast and the place would go nuts.

Before his show on Friday, Tech N9NE talks with Reverb about his new album, “Something Else,” the new single with T-Pain and his favorite Colorado artists.

Imagine Dragons closed out their North American tour on Saturday night at the Fillmore Auditorium in Denver. Atlas Genius and Nico Vega warmed up the sold out crowd.

The two best times to catch a tour are opening night and the last night. In the case of the Stone Sour and Papa Roach tour, Denver concertgoers were lucky enough to experience the latter on Sunday night.