The new Churchill song, “The War Within,” takes a few cues from the Lumineers, their hometown forebears.

After a few months on tour, which included a network TV debut on Jimmy Kimmel, Churchill returned to Denver for a sold out, headlining show at the Ogden Theatre on Friday. The band is on the eve of releasing its debut full length album on A&M Octone Records, which will include the single “Change” that has soared on Triple-A radio. See our photos of Churchill at the Ogden below.

Here are the best Denver shows this week (March 8-14), including Churchill, SnowBall and Alabama Shakes.

Since signing with a major label last fall, Denver’s Churchill has been trying to take things one week at a time. But as guitarist and vocalist Tim Bruns tells it, keeping up has not been easy.

“We’re so busy, insanely busy,” Bruns told Reverb on Saturday from a Denver Starbucks he used to work at. “Since early January, we’ve just been on a crazy roller coaster.”

The Kanrocksas 2013 lineup has been announced and includes fun., Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Kendrick Lamar and more at the Kansas Speedway.

Churchill will suddenly make its network TV debut on “Jimmy Kimmel” on Tuesday, acting as a replacement for Morrissey, who refused to play because “Duck Dynasty” cast members were appearing in the same episode.

Denver’s Churchill, who has been riding a wave of success from the single, “Change,” has just announced on Facebook that the band will be joining Pink for a string of European arena shows.

Watch Churchill’s “Change” video below, complete with constant screen splits and costume changes, which aptly fits the song title.

Churchill has rescheduled its Feb. 8 concert at the Ogden Theatre to help prep material for its debut album.

One would think Fort Collins band, Fierce Bad Rabbit, with its light, pop-folk sound would be the next local act to cash in on the genre radios and listeners want to hear. But, FBR showed at its CD release party on Friday night at the Oriental Theater that it’s just not ready for the same success of its peers.