Concerts in Denver

Brooklyn producer Eliot Lipp blends Bay Area and Detroit rap influences, classic electro, and 70s fusion into a genre-bending instrumental hip-hop sound, debuting in 2004 via Prefuse 73's label. Catch him live at Cervantes' Other Side on Thursday, September 24!

Denver's own Slang Dogs blend heavy bass and dubstep, collaborating with scene staples like eugene, Dank Frank, and Lichwood on their Street Ritual-released Vitriol EP. Catch them live at Cervantes' Other Side on Saturday, September 26.

The Ultimate Doors recreate The Doors' sound with period-correct gear and a four-piece lineup channeling Jim Morrison, Robby Krieger, Ray Manzarek, and John Densmore. See this Doors tribute live at Cervantes' Other Side on Sunday, September 27.

Covet's Yvette Young reinvents math rock with intricate two-handed tapping, while Anamanaguchi fuse hacked NES and Game Boy hardware with live rock instrumentation for a chiptune-driven sound. See both headline Cervantes' Masterpiece Ballroom on Tuesday, September 29!

Philadelphia-based artist Tiedye Ky has built a catalog spanning albums like Hound (2022) and This Is The Part Where (2024), plus a collaboration with Esseks. See him live at Cervantes' Masterpiece Ballroom Thursday, October 1.

Annapolis reggae-punk band Bumpin Uglies headline on their biggest tour yet, backed by Billboard chart hits, alongside South Florida's Artikal Sound System, praised for dynamic live sets. See them at Cervantes' Masterpiece Ballroom Friday, October 2!

Dimond Saints blend soulful electronic music with tribal rhythms and ambient textures, taking their sound from festival main stages at Coachella, Shambhala, and Electric Forest to the club floor. Catch them live at Cervantes' Masterpiece Ballroom on Saturday, October 3!

Formed at Boston College, Juice blends rock, pop, hip-hop, and R&B with three vocalists plus electric violin and guitar. Named Elvis Duran's Artist of the Month and featured on NBC's TODAY show, catch them live at Cervantes' Other Side on Wednesday, October 7!

Jacksonville blues-rock outfit The Honey Hounds mix funkadelic grooves with a pop sensibility, and have brought their sound to festivals like Hulaween, SXSW, and Reggae Rise Up. Catch them live at Cervantes' Other Side on Friday, October 9!

Octave Cat unites Lotus' Jesse Miller and Dopapod's Eli Winderman, blending stripped-down jazz grooves with analog synth-driven dance music. Catch them live at Cervantes' Other Side on Saturday, October 10.