Whether you listen to mainstream genres such as pop or country, or less common genres such as punk or folk, it isn’t hard to find a show you’d like in one of Denver’s many concert venues. Unless you just won the lottery or have no earthly responsibilities whatsoever, chances are you can only make to it one or two concerts now and then; so, choose wisely among these great upcoming shows in Denver. There are many options for all different types of music fans out there.

Pop:

The Weeknd (with Gucci Mane), Sept. 29 at the Pepsi Center

Bleachers, Oct. 6 at Ogden Theatre

Imagine Dragons, Oct. 14 at the Pepsi Center

Kesha, Oct. 24 at Fillmore auditorium

Halsey, Oct. 29 at the Pepsi Center

Bruno Mars, Oct. 30 at the Pepsi Center

Rap:

Yelawolf, Oct. 18 at Ogden Theatre

Lecrae, Oct. 30 at Ogden Theatre

Jay Z, Nov. 5 at the Pepsi Center

Tyler, The Creator, Nov. 8 at Ogden Theatre

Kid Cudi, Nov. 10 at Fillmore Auditorium

Rock:

Matchbox Twenty (with Matt Nathanson), Oct. 4 at the Pepsi Center

Red Hot Chili Peppers, Oct. 16 at the Pepsi Center

Pixies, Oct. 18 at Fillmore Auditorium

Arcade Fire, Oct. 25 at the Pepsi Center

Bob Seger, Oct. 26 at the Pepsi Center

Front Bottoms, Oct. 31 at Ogden Theatre

Fall Out Boy, Nov. 10 at the Pepsi Center

Punk:

One-Eyed Doll, Sept. 30 at Lost Lake Lounge

Ty Segall, Oct. 7 at Summit Music Hall

Ministry (with Death Grips) Oct. 29 at Fillmore Auditorium

Country:

Florida Georgia Line, Nelly, Chris Lane, and Russell Dickerson, Sept. 30 at the Pepsi Center

Robert Earl Keen, Oct. 13 at Grizzly Rose

Luke Bryan and Brett Eldredge, Oct. 20 at the Pepsi Center

Singer-Songwriter :

Karla Bonoff, Oct. 14 at Daniels Hall

Dar Williams, Nov. 6 at Tattered Cover Book Store

Bluegrass/Acoustic:

Campfire Caravan (The Lil’ Smokies, The Brothers Comatose, Mipso), Oct. 12 at Ogden Theatre

The Infamous Stringdusters, Oct. 27-28 at Ogden Theatre

Jerry Douglas, Nov. 4 at L2 Church