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They're playing multiple dates in Florida, Illinois and Louisiana.

Mysterious billboards advertising a band called the Cockroaches have popped up around London.

UCR has your chance to see this summer's Southern Hospitality tour in style as a VIP.

From chilling accounts of cannibalism to eerie park legends, Colorado weaves a narrative that keeps the past alive in the most haunting ways.

These bizarre, half-remembered TV shows feel more like dreams than reality — but every single one of them actually aired.

Some furry friends seem to have missed the memo about leash laws in Grand Junction.

Everything is expensive. Gas is expensive. Groceries are expensive. Childcare is expensive. I could go on and on, but what about when you scrape together enough spare pocket money for a coffee? And then the inevitable happens, and the barista looks you dead in the eye while handing you a card reader, asking for a tip...

As Colorado prepares to gather over a thousand wild horses, the tension between conservation efforts and animal welfare is heating up.

Check out UCR's exclusive premiere of the new song, which arrives in advance of their upcoming Southern Hospitality tour.

It's the second single from the band's upcoming album, 'Your Favorite Toy.'

It's from Frampton's upcoming album, 'Carry the Light,' his first of all-new music in over 15 years.

The actor and songwriter tells UCR about revisiting the classic song in his new video, which offers a call to action for those who might need help as the suicide epidemic continues to grow.

Their influence on the music of the following eras is undeniable.

Some were struck by member defections, some by death. Others just had a run of very bad luck.

No matter what type of music you jam to, odds are you’ll find something to love this summer at the Levitt Pavilion at Denver’s Ruby Hill Park. Not only is the Levitt Pavilion a beautiful location to see a band, but it’s also FREE! This means you c...

Cruise to the Edge 2026 featured prog-rock royalty, including three members of King Crimson's revered '80s lineup.

"We're not trying to echo the past," stalwart guitarist Steve Howe says. "We're carrying the spirit of Yes forward."