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We might not be in the new year just yet, but it's never too early to start getting excited for the return of the world's largest outdoor rodeo and western celebration, Cheyenne Frontier Days (CFD).

There will be free concerts in Loveland every Thursday in July.

This holiday season is about to be one of the busiest yet, and what better way to enjoy the calm before the storm than to attend one of these unique events?

Featuring a night of music, animation, and comedy, the Animaniacs in Concert comes to the Lincoln Center February 8, 2019.

The Portland Cello Project will be performing live at the Lincoln Center on October 12.

Summer off with an unlimited budget would be nice right about now. But, it's pretty easy to sneak in at least one or two of these.

These guys take a neighborly visit to an entirely new level.

Celtic Woman is returning to the Budweiser Events Center in 2018 with their brand new live show "Homecoming". We have all of the ticket information for you.

I am setting a goal of making it to at least one of these this year.  It can be hard to break your weekday routine and go out to something different like this, but it's definitely worth it!  How can this not be fun? Here's some info to get you started on this: Every Tuesday, 6pm to dusk at City Park on Mulberry Street in Fort Collins Live music from Dave Meservy, Eric Lunde, and more must-see loc

We seriously live in a place where, in addition to the responsibility of coughing up some dough to see a few of our favorite concerts (or better yet, listening to our favorite radio station to WIN our way to them,) we have the added privilege of checking out numerous ones for free ...

The latest artist announcement for 2017 Cheyenne Frontier Days fills out a star studded lineup for the event, which kicks off on July 21st. Get your tickets now off of their website, by calling 307-778-7222, or visiting their box office.

There was a lot of stuff in the air at Thunder in the Rockies this year. Love was one those things. If you were there, you may have been noticed.