Category: Venues

The Aviation Club in Broomfield is a bit off the radar (no pun intended), in that I think many people wouldn’t think of going there unless they had a private plane. But

Live at Jack’s is one of downtown Denver’s premiere live music venues with bands virtually every night of the week. They have an excellent sound system, and, just as importantly, an amazing

I don’t know quite how to describe the Sit-N-Bull Saloon. This is a hole in the rock with live music on the weekends, and it’s a blast. The bar is built against

Bonaquisti Wine Company is such a cool place – they have amazing wines, are dedicated to educating people about them, and are completely un-snooty about it. They have a dedicated live music

CC and the Riders is thrilled to be playing at McIlvoy Park in Olde Town Arvada as part of their annual Apex Park and Recreation Free Concert Series. If you haven’t been

Playing as a band at the Bolder Boulder has definitely been on my bucket list, since I live in Boulder County. I’ve run the 10K (or sort of awkwardly jogged it) a

Cass Clayton Band is super excited to be included in the lineup at ThorntonFest this year on June 8. We’ll be playing from noon to 1pm, and hope you’ll come out and

The Social is a new live music venue opening soon in Colorado Springs. John Gowing, serial club owner and entrepreneur, is making more great live music available in Colorado Springs. The Social

The Jeffco Fair and Festival happens each August and has so many events I can’t list them here. The Cass Clayton Band is honored to be playing the Saloon Stage this year

The Walnut Room is one of the hottest live-music venues in Denver. Located in the River North (RiNo) district, they feature many national bands (Chris Isaak, Jewel, Flobots, Churchill and The Fray)

Station 26 Brewing Co. is a renovated fire station that’s a super cool brewery known for their IPA’s and once-per-year release of Dark Star. It’s got a young, energetic crowd and is

The Speakeasy in Longmont has been a gathering spot for live music and other more illicit things throughout history. It features an old passageway that must have a few secrets from the