Tag: concert
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Disco fever, rap music and a silent concert hit the Springs this week
DISCO REVUE: Dust off the bell-bottoms and get ready to boogie when seven-piece live band Disco Revue brings the glitter, groove and Studio 54 energy to Stargazers Theatre & Event Center. Expect powerhouse vocals, iconic ’70s hits and enough sequins to make you feel like you’ve stepped straight onto the dance floor at the height…
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PHOTOS: GRiZ makes triumphant Red Rocks return
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The Denver-based edm artist last played the venue in 2021.
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Country, rock, blues and benefit concerts hit Colorado Springs this week
BRANTLEY GILBERT: Country rocker Brantley Gilbert brings his hard-hitting sound to Ford Amphitheater, where fans can expect to hear hits like “Bottoms Up,” “Country Must Be Country Wide” and “One Hell of an Amen.” The singer-songwriter blends country with rock and Southern influences for a night under the stars at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, 95 Spectrum…
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Local rising musician Mayor Grey headlines at The Black Sheep
It was three years ago at the Wild Goose Meeting House, back when the doors were still open and the downtown coffee shop was still a gathering place for open-mic nights. Onstage, a 21-year-old singer was working his way through an original song. “I see a girl who writes but doesn’t show her face,” Mayor…
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Legendary singer Patti LaBelle to perform at Pikes Peak Center
At 82, Patti LaBelle is still belting out tunes, still captivating audiences, still making magic. The legendary singer, author and entrepreneur brings her signature voice and genre-bending style to the Pikes Peak Center on Friday at 7:30 p.m. In an industry that has seen scores of talented entertainers come and go, LaBelle has remained a…
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Q&A with John Ondrasik: Five For Fighting joins Edwin McCain at the Pikes Peak Center
Whether it’s a graduation slideshow soundtracked by “100 Years,” a wedding dance to “Chances” or a difficult time eased by “Superman (It’s Not Easy),” singer John Ondrasik has built a career writing songs that have become the soundtrack for some of life’s biggest milestones. Now, the Grammy-nominated singer behind Five For Fighting will bring his…
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Some of Colorado’s biggest musicians have humble beginnings at Telluride Bluegrass Festival
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The festival’s newcomer contests have impressive alumni In 2007, Gregory Alan Isakov was looking for a way to fund a trip to the Telluride Bluegrass Festival to enter the event’s songwriting competition, known as the Troubadour Contest. Like many up-and-comers, the Boulder-based indie folk artist, Isakov, had to get creative. “I was sleeping in my…
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Colorado Springs Philharmonic presents ‘Star Wars’ as part of American Soundtrack Festival
Only a few sounds are as instantly recognizable as the opening swell to the world of a galaxy far, far away: “Star Wars.” Before a single word is spoken or a lightsaber ignites, the movie that’s become part of American pop culture’s DNA blares its score, resonating across generations. From the 1977 film, “Star Wars:…
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Pikes Pick: Temple Shalom honors Holocaust Remembrance Day with a Concert of Remembrance
Temple Shalom is marking Yom Ha’Shoah 2026 with a special Concert of Remembrance this Sunday at 3 p.m. Yom Ha’Shoah, or Holocaust Remembrance Day, commemorates the 6million Jews who were murdered during the Holocaust, and this concert celebrates their memory through music that continues to resonate across generations. The concert at Temple Shalom, 1523 E.…