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

The Justin Timberlake tour has been extended to include a second North American leg, with a Denver show in early 2014.

Bon Jovi — minus guitarist Richie Sambora, replaced by Phil X — performed on Tuesday at the Pepsi Center in Denver for the latest stop in the group’s “Because We Can” tour.

Muse have added new dates to their “2nd Law World Tour” and eight North American cities have made the cut, according the band’s official website.

Who would have guessed that the highlight of Bob Seger’s big show at Denver’s Pepsi Center on Tuesday would be a new song?

Due to demand, Pink has extended her Truth About Love Tour to 60, dates, which includes the Pepsi Center in October.

Start tuning your air basses, the 2013 Rush tour has been extended to included a show at the Pepsi Center in August.

In taking in the Who and its 2013 take on “Quadrophenia” at the Pepsi Center on Tuesday evening, the mind couldn’t help but wander. The band is hardly operating at full strength these days – because of loss, age, physical erosion. But they remain one of the most important groups in rock history.

While Bob Seger is best known for his hits – including the undeniably awesome “Get Out of Denver” – the Silver Bullet Band’s ringleader is returning to the Mile High City for a big rock show this spring.

Brad Paisley made his television premiere on “Jimmy Kimmel Live” of “the Ballad of Honey Boo Boo” that almost rivals the jabs at Honey Boo Boo from “South Park’s” “Fatty Doo Doo” episode. Almost.