The Killers Kick Off U.S. Tour

The Las Vegas quartet conquer sound issues and unveil their awesome stage show in Denver. Click here for photos and a review!
Killers' Brandon Flowers

The Killers began their 2009 North American tour at the University of Denver’s 8,000-person capacity Magness Arena Saturday night. And though the show was plagued by sound issues and got off to a shaky start, the night ultimately proved the tour will be remembered for its dazzling production and the Las Vegas quartet's anthemic tunes.

Mercury Rev

Upstate, NY, dream-pop act return with a pair of releases -- a proper full-length and its mysterious (FREE!) companion record. Click here for details.
Mercury Rev / Photo by VK Red Duvivier

What? Mercury Rev will release their seventh and eighth albums September 30 in two very different ways. Hailed by critics as a return to form, Snowflake Midnight, the act's proper full-length release, showcases Mercury Rev's brand of dreamy, psychedelic pop while delivering poetic and accessible lyrics that feel timeless in their flow and delivery.

Black Keys Turn Denver Fans into Mince Meat

The raucous Ohio-bred blues rockers hit the Mile High City with sonic cleavers in hand.
The Black Keys' Dan Auerbach / Photo by Eric Syl Gruneisen

This show was raw. I don't mean delicate and tasty "sushi raw," I mean "day old hamburger that's been sitting by the grill all night," raw. The kind of raw your momma didn't want you going anywhere near. It's mean, retching from the gut rock'n'roll, and it's delivered with passion.

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