November 1st was an iconic night in Denver as Sabrina Carpenter brought her Short n’ Sweet Tour to Ball Arena, and let me just say—she absolutely killed it. As someone who’s been a fan since her Disney days (Girl Meets World, anyone?), watching Sabrina evolve from that adorable Disney star to a full-blown pop queen has been a wild ride, and this show? Total proof that she’s made it.

Following up our profile and exclusive interview with New Hope Club, we were lucky enough to catch them in action at the Voodoo Room in San Diego’s House of Blues. The night was a powerful reminder of why these three are next-gen British pop-rock stars, capable of captivating audiences with their infectious energy and heartfelt authenticity.

Benson Boone’s performance at Red Rocks on September 24th was one for the books, blending raw emotion with high energy in one of the most iconic venues. From the moment Daniel Seavey hit the stage to Boone's final encore, the night was an unforgettable ride, with both artists matching each other's vibe, making the crowd feel like they were part of something truly special.

Jonah Marais’ first solo show in Seattle felt like a full-circle moment for anyone who’s been riding with him since the early Why Don’t We days. It was the kind of night that hits you with all the feels—nostalgia, excitement, and a sense of pride seeing Jonah step into his own as a solo artist.

Okay, I have to say it—Club 90s One Direction Night on July 18th was a straight-up dream. Just a day before Niall Horan took the stage at Ball Arena, the Denver club was basically transformed into the ultimate One Direction shrine, and it was everything my 26-year-old heart could have wished for.

The Jonas Brothers’ concert at Weidner Field in Colorado Springs was an unforgettable experience, despite the unexpected weather that cut the show short. As a longtime fan who's been following their journey since the early days, it felt like a full-circle moment to see them live again, bringing both nostalgia and excitement for their new music.

Bradley Simpson, best known as the frontman of The Vamps, took a bold step into the solo spotlight with intimate shows at Baby's All Right in Brooklyn, NY, and the Moroccan Lounge in Los Angeles, CA. Despite having only one officially released song under his solo project, Simpson managed to captivate the audience with his infectious energy and undeniable talent.

Henry Moodie's sold-out show at the Teragram Ballroom in Los Angeles was nothing short of spectacular, marking a pivotal moment in his burgeoning music career. The upgrade from the Moroccan Lounge to the larger venue was a testament to his growing popularity and the unwavering support of his dedicated fanbase.

On April 23rd, the Gothic Theater in Denver, Colorado, became the epicenter of musical magic as Giant Rooks took the stage for a night that won't soon be forgotten. The atmosphere was electric, anticipation palpable, and from the moment the band launched into their set, it was clear that this was going to be something special.

Denver's Lost Lake Lounge witnessed an unforgettable night on April 11th, 2024, as singer Knox took center stage, delivering a performance that blended passion, resilience, and pure musical magic. Despite encountering a few technical hiccups with the microphone, Knox, alongside the unwavering support of the audience, powered through, turning potential setbacks into moments of shared connection and camaraderie.

On February 25th, 2024, Denver's Summit Music Hall pulsed with the infectious energy of The Beaches' highly anticipated "Blame My Ex Tour." Fresh off their recent show at The Black Sheep in December in Colorado Springs, the Toronto-based quartet brought their A-game, delivering a performance that left the crowd exhilarated and craving more.

In the heart of Denver, on the evening of October 20th, 2023, The Aces set the stage ablaze at The Summit. With lead singer Cristal Ramirez, drummer Alisa Ramirez, bassist Mckenna Petty, and guitarist Katie Henderson, the band delivered a performance that resonated deeply with an audience hungry for authentic and relatable representation.

On Saturday, October 21st, the Gothic Theater in Englewood, CO welcomed the Nashville-based band Nightly, composed of the talented trio: frontman Jonathan Capeci, guitarist Joey Beretta, and drummer Nicholas Sainato.

After the debut of her second album, "The Good Witch," Maisie Peters set out on a tour across the United States and Canada. She also had the exciting opportunity to open for Ed Sheeran during his stadium tour. In addition to these opening gigs, Maisie had arranged a series of intimate performances at theaters throughout North America, where she would showcase the songs from her latest album.

As the last stop on their epic US leg of the 5 Seconds Of Summer Show, their unforgettable performance at the Kia Forum in Inglewood, California was a culmination of talent, passion, and a fanbase that knows how to party. Join us as we recap the thrilling night that left fans buzzing and hearts racing, showcasing why 5 Seconds of Summer continues to be a force to be reckoned with in the world of music.

Ahead of his stadium show at Empower Field at Mile High, the much-acclaimed singer-songwriter, Ed Sheeran, graced the stage of the Paramount for an unforgettable theater show. As the city's vibrant energy meets Ed Sheeran's magnetic melodies, the stage was set for a night that promised to linger in the hearts of attendees.