Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre Archives

Punk Meets Craft Beer Festival Featuring Rancid and Bad Religion is Coming to Denver

September 5, 2018

In the mid-’70s, a new genre of rock arose in New York and London — a genre that rebelled against the norms of society. We are talking about none other than punk rock — Ramones, The Clash and New York Dolls all...

Review – Despite Decades Passed, Weezer Never Gets Old

Alex Kramer

August 1, 2018

No matter how much you listen to an artist, how much you idolize, admire and air guitar (maybe even real guitar) their songs, they won’t come alive until they’re standing 50 feet away playing their hearts out. ...

Review – Maybe Styx, Joan Jett and Tesla Was Your Mother’s Rock Show

Alex Kramer

June 6, 2018

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- But don’t let the flower mosaics around the amphitheater fool you. There was nothing soft or serene about the rock concert that ensued. A live-action shot of my formative years unfolded before me as Joan Je...

Review – OneRepublic Showed Us There’s No Place Like Home in Denver

Michael Tritsch

September 10, 2017

The Denver concert community always takes great pride in seeing Denver artists venture back home. From local up-and-coming acts working their way up the Denver venue ladder to renowned Colorado based Grammy win...

Review – Fans Got Tackled and Subarus Were Smashed at Green Day

Symone Roque

August 10, 2017

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If you've ever questioned how punk rock Green Day really is (think the Uno, Dos and Tre albums) at Wednesday's performance the band definitely showed, despite their added age, that they are still as angsty and ...

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Review – Jack Johnson Turned Strangers into Friends with Unifying Performance

Michael Tritsch

July 15, 2017

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After a two night run at Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre, Jack Johnson admitted that he enjoyed the second night's crowd more than the first one. Upon hearing this, us second-nighters gave the love right back. Joh...

9 Denver Concerts to Celebrate 4th of July

Kori Hazel

June 30, 2017

Music and pyrotechnics go together like peanut butter and jelly. Few days out of the year exemplify this holy matrimony as much as the Fourth of July, celebrating the nations independence with a beer in hand, m...

This Week in Concerts – Big Gigantic, Claude VonStroke, Florida Georgia Line & More

Michael Nickels

September 19, 2016

As the leaves begin to change colors, Denver remains the same with another incredible week of concerts. Living in an area so rich in a diverse array of live music, it's always easy to go out and catch a set at ...

Mumford & Sons Announce 2016 Fiddler’s Green Show

Amy Huang

June 8, 2016

UPDATE: June 15, 12:20 p.m. Mumford & Sons have released several tour dates for the 2016 tour, including a show at Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre on September 28. The band last played in Colorado at the Sa...

Tech N9ne: Bringing The Ruckus to Colorado

Gabriel Derby

June 3, 2014

Tech N9ne, the lightning quick rhyme slinging rapper from Kansas City, is coming through Colorado on his new 2014 tour. Making three stops along his Colorado route, Tech N9ne with be bringing his wild Hip-Hop ...

What to Expect at the Denver Art Museum’s Dior Exhibit, Opening Tomorrow

A Look Inside Colorado’s First Zara Location, Now Open

303 Street Style – Denver Fashion Week Fall ’18

What to Expect at the Denver Art Museum’s Dior Exhibit, Opening Tomorrow

A Famous Spanish Artist is Taking Over a Denver Gallery with “The Plastic Island”

Cheap Luxury Cabins in Colorado to Rent For The Weekend This Winter

A Beginner’s Guide to Discovering Local Music in Denver

Review – Zimmer Let Loose At Larimer Lounge

Premiere – Nina and the Hold Tight is Back with a Gritty New Single

Broadway Market Adds Three New Tenants to Its Growing Food Hall

Jovanina’s Broken Italian is Blending Tradition and Change

Two Cult Favorite Breweries Are Opening a New Spot in North Denver This Weekend