Northern Colorado Music

The band will be touring for the record III, which features 'Gloria' and 'Life in the City,' playing their hometown's baseball stadium, Coors Field, in August.

The holidays have come and gone, but the Mile High Tree is still up. So what's a tree to do but change up its playlist?

It's time to 'do the Hellen Keller.' With the end of the 2010s right around the corner, here's a look at how Colorado music has changed from the start of the decade to the end.

Rise Against has had a handful of records produced in Fort Collins. Now, you could own a piece of those songs with bassist Joe Principe's gear (some under $100).

99.9 The Point and 94.3 The X are splitting the Aggie Theatre in two... Whose side are you on?

You won't recognize the old Loveland Pawn, now the new downtown music venue, boutique guitar shop and taproom — all under one roof at Black and Blues Music and Brews.

Nathaniel Rateliff returns to Red Rocks in August of 2020. Tickets aren't on sale yet, but you can get yours before everyone else — if you get hooked up, that is.

Because it was the porridge that was 'just right,' according to owner Bill Stevenson, who opened The Blasting Room Studios in Fort Collins 25 years ago.

Got weekend plans? Cancel them. This will be better. 94.3 THE X welcomes The Unlikely Candidates to Northern Colorado on Saturday, November 16 at the Moxi Theater.

Everyone remembers when the Downtown Fort Collins music venue was a sports bar, but even before that, the building had several other uses.

SADurday night, we celebrated Halloweekend by conjuring up our old MySpace personas — scary, we know — but we had a blast at the Moxi Theater for #EmoWeen2019.

You probably know the song/banger 'Good Things Fall Apart' by now, but you may not have known it's by a 28-year-old DJ from Denver.