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Outdoor concerts are rarely better than when they're in the Colorado sunshine, so here's a sampling of 10 of the best free summer music series in Denver and beyond, including Jazz in the Park, Levitt Pavilion, Commons Park, UNC, University of Northern Colorado, Garden Theatre

Robert Jon & The Wreck Don't miss Southern Roots Rockers Robert Jon & The Wreck as they deliver an intense performance dripping with rich harmonies and rawness. It's hard to ignore these five incredibly talented musicians. Their impact on audiences around the world is no surprise. They've played sold-out shows alongside Joe Bonamassa, Walter Trout, Blackberry Smoke, and Rival Sons.

Everybody’s favourite 80s track, Toto’s Africa has recently surpassed the threshold of 1 billion streams on Spotify, according to reports.

The annual May event celebrates visual and performing arts and draws art lovers and fun-seekers to downtown Greenville

Southern roots rockers Robert Jon & The Wreck have released an extended live version of “Hey Hey Mama,” a fan favorite that will be featured on their first ever live DVD Live At The Ancienne Belgique, out 4/21 via Joe Bonamassa’s Journeyman Records. “Hey Hey Mama” was initially on the Good Life Pie (2016) album, which featured Kris Butcher on guitar and Dave Pelusi on bass,” recalls frontman Robert Jon Burrison.

Downtown Greenville arts festival announces music lineup

Just weeks after the release of their celebrated EP One Of A Kind, Southern roots rockers Robert Jon & The Wreck have announced Live At The Ancienne Belgique, their first-ever live DVD, out 4/21 via Joe Bonamassa’s Journeyman Records. Recorded during their sold-out show at the Ancienne Belgique in Brussels, Belgium on June 29th, 2022, the live album captures the Wreck amid their longest-ever tour – 67 performances in 75 days across 9 countries.

Sightings of the Easter Bunny are proliferating, and a 14-day egg hunt is set to begin.

Heres what the Chattanooga area has to offer this week.

Toto's founder and guitarist Steve Lukather has said that there will be no more studio albums released by the band.