John Prine acknowledged vocal problems early into his set at the Paramount Theatre on Friday and was still able to sing through for a full set.

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

I saw Queensryche at the Paramount on Thursday. Or did I? It’s not an easy question to answer. In fact, it’s going to take a judge and drawn out legal battle to decide who Queensryche actually is.

Adam Carolla and Dr. Drew Pinsky are getting the most popular lineup of the “Loveline” band back together — and finding that the ’90s aren’t that far away.

Alice Cooper may hold one of the longest running tenures on the hard-rock-glam-metal scene, but he’s no slouch after all the success — quite the opposite actually. The veteran rocker and ever-consummate showman packed the house at Denver’s Paramount Theatre on Friday evening and demonstrated just why he’s been able to cross the 40-year mark of a successful musical career.

Jackson Browne’s harem of 15 guitars formed an acoustic corner on the stage of the gracious Paramount Theater last night. Browne explained that the guitars’ presence wasn’t for his own vanity, but for different tunings of each instrument.

“The songs live inside them, like they’re in their little houses. They’re ready in case somebody calls for a song,” he said. “It’s not solely to strike envy into the hearts of guitarists.”

Alanis Morissette at the Paramount Theatre on Wednesday, 10/10/12. Photos and review of the concert in Denver, Colorado.

Dennis Miller may have broken hard for the right-wing in recent years, but he still knows what he is: a monkey with a microphone.

Glenn Miller Orchestra will play Denver’s Paramount Theatre on Sept. 29, 2012. Full information about the show here.

Swallow Hill Rootsfest will bring Patty Griffin and Todd Snider to the Paramount Theatre in December