Tag: concerts
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Mix of country, rock and kid’s concerts means music for everyone
SAVE FERRIS: Southern California ska-punk veteran Save Ferris brings the “It Means Everything” 29th anniversary tour to The Black Sheep, performing songs from the band’s breakout debut album alongside fan favorites from its nearly three-decade-long career, 8 p.m., Saturday, 2106 E. Platte Ave., $31.14; blacksheeprocks.com. SUMMER ADVENTURE CELEBRATION: Families can celebrate the Pikes Peak Library…
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City Auditorium manager says building on track for events in 2027
From the outside, it may not appear that much work is happening at the City Auditorium. But construction is ramping up inside to keep the 103-year-old concert and event venue on track to reopen around the start of 2027. The city announced last year that it would contract with AVA Presents, a concert promotion company…
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The new front porch: Summer concerts bring Ute Pass communities together
By Katie Soenke, Pikes Peak Courier On every second Wednesday evening in Woodland Park, neighbors begin arriving well before the music starts. They come carrying lawn chairs, picnic blankets and coolers. Children dart across the grass. Friends wave from across the lawn. Someone spots a familiar face and stops to chat. Soon, music fills the…
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Clay Walker, SofaKillers and the Canyon Winds Concert Band among this week’s music lineup
CLAY WALKER: Country star Clay Walker brings his chart-topping hits and decades of experience to Phil Long Music Hall at Bourbon Brothers. Known for songs like “If I Could Make a Living,” Walker continues to tour nationwide with a set that blends classic country favorites and newer releases; 8 p.m. Thursday, 13071 Bass Pro Drive,…
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The Fray, Vanilla Ice to perform at the Colorado State Fair
The Colorado State Fair announced two concerts set to take the Southwest Motors Events Center stage this year. The Fray and the I Love 90s Tour, featuring Vanilla Ice, will perform at the fair this Labor Day weekend. The alternative rock band from Denver, The Fray, will perform on Sept. 6 with ROME from Sublime…
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Daniel Caesar coming to Denver headlining Ball Arena on summer tour
The ‘Best Part’ of Caesar bringing his ‘Son Of Spergy’ tour to a big arena — more tickets to go around We don’t stand in lines, we don’t pay for clubs, but we would stand shoulder to shoulder to see Daniel Caesar perform. Caesar begins his international tour in Singapore and will tour across Asia…
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Survey from Ford Amphitheater owner touts support for noise bill moving through legislature
A bill that would help Ford Amphitheater and other for-profit concert venues receive noise exemption permits for future concerts is being considered by a state House subcommittee after passing the Senate on a 30-4 vote this month. State lawmakers introduced Senate Bill 98 after a 2025 Colorado Supreme Court ruling in a noise pollution case…
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Kesha brings ‘The Freedom Tour’ to Red Rocks in June
Pop icon Kesha will be celebrating liberation and love following the success of her ‘Tits Out Tour,’ focusing on her transformation and healing journey Her love, her love, her love, is our drug. Kesha will be performing at Red Rocks with guests Chromeo & Sizzy Rocket on June 1. Kesha, known for her high‑energy party…
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Colorado Springs Philharmonic brings Spanish flair with ‘Carmen / Aranjuez’
Seventy-eight musicians. Two rehearsals. Four days to bring it together. From the seductive drama of Georges Bizet’s “Carmen” to the aching melody of Joaquín Rodrigo’s “Concierto de Aranjuez,” the Colorado Springs Philharmonic will bring Spanish-inspired music to the Pikes Peak Center with “Carmen / Aranjuez” on Saturday and Sunday. “It’s one of the great pieces…
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