| One broken leg, one teary fan, two days of Foo Fighters  During a two day run at Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre, one Denver Foo Fighters fan became an internet celebrity. + This is why that guy cried at the Foo Fighters concert in Denver + Foo Fighters might be polarizing, but they rocked Fiddler's Green (photos, review)
The moment Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats became Denver's biggest band  Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats gather in a bar in New York waiting to see the result of the biggest performance of their career. Here's the story. + Review: Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats' self-titled debut + Watch: Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats play "S.O.B." on the "Tonight Show"
Is this the beginning of the end for a Denver DIY staple?  The Brighton Boulevard and 35th Street block — home to beloved DIY venue Rhinoceropolis — has been acquired by developers looking to build a 300,000-square-foot health-tech facility. + In a changing Denver, Rhinoceropolis survives 10 years later + Browsing the crazy merch from Denver bands
Denver hip-hop fights for a presence in major venues  For many live music fans in Denver, hip-hop is an all-or-nothing proposition. + Air Dubai goes on "indefinite hiatus," says keyboardist Michael Ray + Remember when Denver's DJ Cavem performed at the White House?
Psych-rock sameness is holding back Denver bands  At the risk of alienating or pissing off half the bands in Denver, I'm going to say this: I have psych-rock fatigue. + Did Riff Raff deliver my pizza last night? + An open letter to The Disgusting Stench at Red Rocks | 
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