Soloist Leah Brzyski will perform with the Grand Junction Symphony orchestra for the first concert in its 2021–22 season.
A classical pianist and a John Denver tribute will lead off two concert series in the upcoming days.
Kacey Musgraves breaks down the breakdown of her marriage on “star-crossed,” her follow-up to 2018's Grammy winning album of the year “Golden Hour.”
The bright promise of singer-songwriter Matthew Fowler's label debut lies in its acoustic elegance.
Two of Grand Junction’s biggest venues will host two bigger shows on the same night, but feature music to suit different tastes.
The Colorado Riverfront Concert Series has begun, but it’s not over!
Kanye West donned a full face mask to host three livestreamed listening parties for his 10th studio album. Beyond that, he didn’t say a word, or even tweet.
For $10 you can get three evenings of live music from three unique acts and plenty of opportunity to support One Riverfront and the Colorado and Gunnison River corridor.
Live music is thriving in the Grand Valley — just check out all the shows in the Entertainment Calendar — and these are a few concerts likely to draw bigger crowds.
My wife, Kenda, and I have been enjoying the amazing series “McCartney 3,2,1” on Hulu.
If you sing in a choir or you sing karaoke or if you sing for joy and perhaps not even well, then listen up.
You will walk away singing, promised Jeff Pilson, bass player for Foreigner.
The Colorado Riverfront Concert Series returns in September as a revved-up, three-day concert series featuring three powerhouse performances.
It was wonderful being able to see Tab Benoit, with my son Matthew, on the Fourth of July in front of a “standing-room only house” at the Mesa Theatre and Club.
To steal from Forrest Gump, life is like a box of records. You never know what you are going to find.
Events are coming back as venues reopen to more people, expanding the options for live music in the Grand Valley.
The first of two 2021 Record Store Day Drops is Saturday, June 12. The second one will be July 17.
If you are a fan of genre hopping — bluegrass to country, jazz to classical, punk to EDM — the coming days will be music to your ears.
