Denver, CO
World-famous classic rock band announces Denver stop during upcoming tour
Known around the globe for hits like ‘Back in Black,’ ‘Highway to Hell,’ and ‘TNT,’ Australian rock band AC/DC is set to make a stop in Denver during their upcoming ‘Power Up’ world tour that will be kicking off in December of this year.
The Denver show will be their fifth American stop after 13 shows abroad – the 18th of the 30-stop tour.
AC/DC got their start in 1973, having since sold more than 200 million albums per ChartMasters.org. It’s also worth noting that their song ‘Highway to Hell‘ has reportedly been streamed more than 2.1 billion times on Spotify to date.
Coloradans hoping to see AC/DC live during their Centennial State stop should mark their calendars for July 28, 2026, when the band will take the stage at Empower Field at Mile High. This will be the first time the band has performed in Denver in a decade.
Find additional information related to AC/DC’s world tour and purchase tickets once they hit the market on November 7 here.
The Denver Fashion Week Streetwear show this evening, Tuesday, November 11th is a must-attend for its energetic atmosphere, celebration of local and diverse culture, and emphasis on individuality and self-expression. The event features unique collections from emerging and established designers, showcases the “Colorado cool” style, and often includes performances by local artists and musicians. Attendees can also expect to see and be inspired by the cutting-edge streetwear and sneakers of the season, with the added opportunity to showcase their own personal style.
Tickets for the Streetwear & Sneakers show are almost sold out. Reserve your tickets HERE
This season’s featured designers include:
Energetic and immersive experience
- Vibrant atmosphere: The show creates an immersive and energetic environment, often enhanced by music and performances by local artists.
- Audience participation: Attendees are encouraged to wear their best street-style outfits and sneakers, making the crowd an integral part of the spectacle.
Celebration of local and diverse culture
- “Colorado cool” style: The event showcases Denver’s unique style, which often blends functionality and layering to account for the unpredictable weather, along with influences from the city’s outdoor and creative scenes.
- Diverse designers: DFW is a platform for a wide range of talent, with many shows featuring designers from diverse backgrounds, including Black, Latino, and Indigenous communities, which adds varied cultural influences to the collections.
Focus on individuality and creativity
Trendsetting: It’s a place to discover the bold and unique pieces that will define the season’s streetwear style, from limited-edition drops to cutting-edge brands.
Unique collections: Designers create individual and personal collections, sometimes drawing inspiration from their own heritage to create a unique Denver-infused vibe.
Boundary-pushing designs: The event highlights emerging and boundary-pushing designers who are creating the next wave of streetwear.
Tickets for the Streetwear & Sneakers show are almost sold out. Reserve your tickets HERE
Denver, CO
Denver police seeking hit-and-run suspect accused of seriously injuring pedestrian over the weekend
Denver police are asking the public for help identifying a driver who struck a pedestrian over the weekend and then took off.
The crash happened around 5:40 a.m. on Saturday on the southbound Interstate 25 exit ramp to East Hampden Avenue, according to DPD.
Investigators don’t have a description of the vehicle involved, but say the car struck the pedestrian and then fled west on Hampden Avenue/U.S. Highway 285.
The victim has not been identified, but police say they were seriously injured.
Anyone with information about the crash is urged to contact Denver police or Metro Denver Crime Stoppers at 720-913-7867.
The Denver Film Festival, which celebrated 48 years of cinematic excellence this weekend, brought together international talent and local legends under one roof.
Denver Film Festival CEO Kevin Smith says this year’s lineup has been nothing short of spectacular.
“The festival has been fantastic this year,” says Smith. “We’ve had a ton of stars come out to join us.”
Among those stars was Lucy Liu. You may know her as O-Ren Ishii from “Kill Bill” or one of Charlie’s Angels, but Saturday night, Liu was honored with the John Cassavetes Award, recognizing her contributions to filmmaking and creative expression, including her latest work, “Rosemead.”
“I just want them to share and have a conversation about it afterward,” Liu said. “There are so many different levels of emotion and ideas in the movie that hopefully people can talk about.”
But the festival didn’t stop there; it also spotlighted a familiar face much closer to home.
From international superstars to hometown heroes, closing night featured the world premiere of a new documentary about Denver Broncos legend John Elway.
“It’s the first time coming to a movie where it’s about me,” Elway admitted. “I think it’s a good tale of my life, something other than my football life, which is nice.”
As the curtain closed on another successful year, the Denver Film Festival once again proved why the Mile High City’s arts and cultural scene is on the rise.
“The arts and cultural scene is really buzzing in the city,” Smith says. “And with the addition of Sundance coming in, there’s a huge spotlight on film and where the industry is going.”
A celebration of storytelling, creativity, and Colorado pride all captured on the big screen.
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