Live music in Commerce City, CO

The Wheat Ridge Carnation Festival features live music with performances by Kingpin Posse and Judgement Day. This program spotlights both bands as part of the festival entertainment.

An outdoor summer art crawl celebrates Colfax in all its offbeat and creative forms. Highlights include car shows that nod to Colfax's automotive heritage, fresh exhibits, Beat poetry performances, live music from bands, and screenings of car themed short films, plus more to explore. It brings together art, music, film, and history in an open air celebration.

For decades, Friday nights at The Mercury Cafe brought together live jazz, spoken word, and a uniquely Denver sense of community. With the historic building now closed, The Karma House helps carry that spirit forward by creating a space where musicians and poets gather in the same room to keep the tradition alive. The evening opens with an improvisation-driven jazz jam, alive with collaboration and soul. Later, the spotlight shifts to a poetry open mic that welcomes both longtime voices of the Denver scene and first-time readers finding the courage to share. More than a typical mic, this continuation of a cultural tradition spanning over 30 years invites art, music, vulnerability, resistance, storytelling, and community to meet in real time. Look for heartfelt verse, rich jazz grooves, surprising pairings, laughter and tears, sparks and softness, creative risk taking, and moments that affirm why spaces like this matter. The Karma House is a community-centered kava bar and gathering place in Lakewood focused on connection, creativity, healing, and belonging. It presents a wide range of events, including live music, workshops, movement classes, support groups, comedy, poetry, art, and community gatherings. Kava is proudly served with respect for its origins in Indigenous Pacific Island cultures such as Fiji, Vanuatu, Tonga, and Samoa, and with gratitude to the communities who have safeguarded these traditions for generations.

A friendly social dance party welcomes dancers of every level to enjoy a lively mix of ballroom, Latin, and other social styles. Expect a wide range of music, plenty of time on the floor, and a supportive atmosphere with partners who are ready to dance. Instructors are available to offer tips, encouragement, and help keep the energy up, creating an easy way to build confidence and meet new people. No partner is required. Admission is free for clients actively enrolled in a package of private dance lessons or for those who attend the group class. Admission is $20 for anyone not actively enrolled on a package of private dance lessons.

Get ready for an electronic night featuring parkbreezy along with STARFOX, Borahm Lee, and St4rfox at Cervantes' Masterpiece Ballroom. The show is scheduled for 8:30 PM and is presented as a live lineup billing multiple artists in one night.

Grunge Lite brings a 90s buzz to the Wheat Ridge Carnation Festival Main Stage with a high-energy, sock-rocking set at Anderson Park.

Teague Starbuck performs live at Teller's Taproom as part of the ongoing Saturday night music series featuring a rotating lineup of artists, with occasional Sunday sets also listed.

Enjoy a night of club music featuring Angrybaby, Conducta, and MiiNDS. This is a 21+ event, and all ticket sales are final. Entry requires a government-issued ID that matches the name on the ticket, and you’ll need to follow the venue’s entry and dress code guidelines.

Noah Kahan with Gigi Perez and Annabelle Dinda are taking the stage at Coors Field in Denver. The show is scheduled to start at 6:30 PM local time.

Catch a live concert night with Band Threeory, featuring a mix of soulful music and high-energy dance tracks. Expect great vibes, delicious food and drinks, and an evening built for singing along and dancing with friends and family. Doors open at 6:00 PM, and the event runs until 10:30 PM. This event is for ages 21+ and offers free parking. No refunds are listed.

A dance lab focused on growth and community, this social offers a supportive setting where dancers at any level can experiment with technique, explore creativity, and boost confidence. The experience centers on drilling, collaboration, and plenty of social dancing, encouraging questions, idea sharing, and skill refinement. Participants can bring their moves, questions, friends, and passion for the dance. Contributions are donation-based, so contribute an amount that feels appropriate, it is not a free event. This is not a typical social and welcomes everyone regardless of level or school. By entering the space, attendees agree to an anti-harassment policy and to photography and video consent guidelines.

SUGAR brings the Love You Even Still 2026 World Tour to Mission Ballroom, featuring J. Robbins of Jawbox. Attendees must be 16 or older. The setup includes a general admission floor and bowl along with reserved seating in the East and West balcony sections, and access depends on the ticket type. General admission tickets offer floor and bowl entry on a first come basis, while reserved tickets provide seated spots in the East or West balcony with nearby bar access and dedicated restrooms. Balcony ticket holders may also enter the general admission areas. Through a partnership with PLUS1, $2 from each ticket supports The Trevor Project and its work providing crisis intervention and suicide prevention services for LGBTQ+ youth.

Angine de Poitrine appears live at The Ogden Theatre. The event is open to attendees who are 16 and older, and doors will open before the performance.

Part of Levitt’s Free Concert Season presented by Kaiser Permanente, this concert features Shwayze with Claire Wright. It welcomes all ages and will take place rain or shine. Free RSVP is available, with optional upgrades. Shwayze brings a relaxed mix of hip-hop and alternative influences, pairing catchy anthems with reflective tracks and a strong storytelling approach. His album Shwaycation explores new creative directions while keeping his recognizable sound, and he also pursues projects in television and film. Born and raised in Northern California, Claire Wright blends country-style storytelling with reggae-leaning textures, drawing inspiration from artists like Jack Johnson and The Dirty Heads. After years performing and writing full time in Southern California and Nashville, she released a debut record on Ineffable Records that features Iration and G. Love & Special Sauce, supporting her rising profile within the West Coast reggae scene.

Presented by Cervantes' and River Beats, SHIFT takes over Cervantes' Masterpiece with DRRTYWULVZ and a secret guest, plus sets from EOS, Know Matter, Path of the Moose, and INQUUIT.

A seated, multisensory arts presentation transforms Saint John's Cathedral into a living canvas. Light and projection sweep across the cathedral's architecture to tell a vivid, image driven story, accompanied by an orchestral score that shapes the atmosphere. Powered by advanced technology that highlights the grandeur of the space, it welcomes people of all backgrounds for a radiant celebration of creativity and community.