Local music

Endless Fest is a two-day psychedelic experience based around the infinite and unbounded theme of time, highlighting local artists, bringing attention and recognition to underrepresented genres while acting love letter to music: a power we can tap into, honoring it as a force greater than ourselves.

The Fort Collins venue's marquee is no longer vacant, with shows resuming Friday, February 26.

Colorado's live music venues are signaling that they are in crisis.

The show must go on(line), and these are the local artists you chose to take the Taste of Fort Collins stage (virtually, that is).

With large gatherings currently on hold, there is one way you can still enjoy live music, while at a social distance: the drive-in.

Make a difference and enjoy good music straight from home.

Fort Collins' annual spring music festival is rescheduled for September.

COVID-19 has forced our local venues to close down, but you can help (yes, from home). Here's how.

If you are a Colorado performer of any kind, from rock groups to dance troupes (even a circus), you have the chance to perform at this year's Taste of Fort Collins.

As a part of new series spotlighting 'exploding' music hubs across the country, Rolling Stone is first recognizing Denver.

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?

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.