Denver Has Live Music Every Night This Week, and Three Cervantes Shows Are Sold Out

Three Cervantes shows this week, and Globe Hall's early Jonah Kagen show, were sold out by Sunday, Nov. 1, so if Parra for Cuva on Thursday was the plan, pick another room. The other 80 shows below were not marked sold out on the calendars we read, though most venues do not say, so check the listing before you go.

Each night below has its start time, doors and age rule where the listing gives them, checked against the venue's own calendar where it lists one, with one pick if you only go out once.

At least four shows are sold out. As of Nov. 1, Cervantes' own calendar marks Lilyisthatyou (Tue., Other Side), RØZ Presents: Se Está Haciendo Tarde (Wed., Ballroom) and Parra for Cuva (Thu., Ballroom) sold out, and Globe Hall's calendar marks Jonah Kagen's 4 p.m. show on Sunday. The same Thursday, Tacobella plays the Other Side at 8 p.m., 16+, and was on sale; Jonah Kagen plays Globe Hall again Sunday at 8 p.m., and that show was on sale.

Wednesday's earliest start is Joshua Slone at Red Rocks at 7 p.m.; our record said 7:30, so the timetable uses the amphitheater's time. Joy Oladokun plays the Paramount Theatre at 8 on a bill Indie 102.3 presents, and at the Hi-Dive, Vulgarian marks 10 years of its album "The Violence Inherent In The System", 18+, from $12. RØZ in the Cervantes Ballroom is sold out.

Thursday, Parra for Cuva sold out the Ballroom, but Tacobella plays the Other Side at 8 p.m., 16+, and was on sale. dälek, billed as experimental hip-hop, brings its latest album, Brilliance of a Falling Moon, to the Hi-Dive at 7, from $20. Lissie plays Ophelia's Electric Soapbox at 8 (21+), and Louie TheSinger at Summit and The Hails at Marquis both open doors at 7 for 8 p.m. shows, all ages.

Friday has 21 shows, so pick by start time. Patrick Wolf starts earliest, at Larimer Lounge at 5:30 p.m. (16+), then Dabin at Red Rocks at 6:30. The Hi-Dive turns 23 with a five-band anniversary show at 7, 21+, $30. At 8, Houndmouth plays Mission Ballroom (16+), L7 brings The Last Hurrah Tour to Summit (all ages) and Daniel Donato's Cosmic Country plays the Cervantes Ballroom, the first of two nights; Cervantes lists the second at Mission Ballroom on Saturday.

Saturday, 6LACK plays the Fillmore at 7 p.m., all ages, by the Fillmore's own page. Tank and The Bangas play the Gothic Theatre in Englewood at 8 (16+), Cut Copy plays Meow Wolf at 8, and guitarist John Scofield brings his Electrospective band to the Newman Center at 7:30. Cannibal Ox mark 25 years of The Cold Vein at Marquis (doors 7, show 8, 18+). Olivia Rodrigo Night at Summit is a themed night from Stan Society, not a concert by the singer.

Sunday has the week's earliest show. ReSound plays two short chamber concerts, at noon and 1 p.m., in the Clyfford Still Museum galleries, included with admission ($10 to $15), with a program from Purcell to Kate Bush. Face Vocal Band's 25th anniversary concert starts at 3:30 at Red Rocks. Globe Hall's 4 p.m. Jonah Kagen show is sold out; his 8 p.m. show was on sale.

In the evening, The Damned play the Ogden Theatre at 7:30 with Agent Orange (16+), Metal Church with Armored Saint play The Federal Theatre at 7, and 311 plays Mission Ballroom at 8. Strongboi with Salami Rose Joe Louis closes the week at 9 p.m. at the Bluebird Theatre.

How we picked: every concert on our calendar at a Denver music room, theater or club, plus Red Rocks in Morrison and two rooms on South Broadway in Englewood, from Monday, Nov. 2, to Sunday, Nov. 8, and five Globe Hall shows from the hall's own calendar that our records do not have yet. Where a listing gives doors and a show time, the row shows the show time with doors under it. Times, ages and sold-out status are checked against the venue's own calendar where it lists one (sources below); the rest are from our calendar. Nightclub DJ nights, dance lessons, karaoke, bingo and comedy are left out, and so are a few listings we could not confirm, named under How we checked. Nothing here is paid.