The Paradox, a pop-punk band, performs live at the Marquis Theater in Denver with support from Meet Me At The Altar.
The Paradox play the Marquis Theater on Tuesday, October 27, with support from Meet Me At The Altar. It's a pop-punk bill on a Tuesday night in Larimer Street, and if you haven't kept up with them, there's a fair amount to catch you up on.
The Paradox formed in Atlanta in the summer of 2024, and they've moved fast since then. They've built a following of over 2.1 million across their platforms and landed a #1 on the Billboard Alternative Airplay chart. They describe their work as redefining the look and sound of pop-punk, and they've spent the last couple of years touring alongside some of the biggest names in rock.
That touring has brought them into the orbit of a few people you'll recognize. Billie Joe Armstrong invited them to open a Green Day stadium show, and Travis Barker jumped on their single "Bender." The list of co-signs stretches further: Joel Madden, Jack White, Kid Cudi, SZA, and LeBron James have all put their names behind them. It's a strange mix of punk royalty, indie heavyweights, and a couple of people who have never touched a guitar, but it's the company they've been keeping since they started.
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On the night, they're sharing the bill with Meet Me At The Altar, so you'll get two bands for the price of one. The show is all-ages, which means you can bring whoever you want. Doors open at 7 PM and the music starts at 8 PM, at the Marquis Theater, 2009 Larimer St, Denver.
