Red Rocks Amphitheatre Archives

Review – Father John Misty Waged War On Reality At Red Rocks

August 16, 2018

Father John Misty isn’t the shameless hippy you’d expect nor the cult leader of some enlightened philosophy — he’s far too self-serving. In the same way, Dave Chappelle would respond to a question of whether he...

This Week In Concerts – Father John Misty, Trayce Chapman, Summer Jam, Velorama and More

Michael Tritsch

August 13, 2018

We are officially entering the halfway point for the month of August, which is hard to believe. School is either already in session or at least approaching and fall is right around the corner. Although there wi...

Review – Portugal. the Man was Both Sin and Salvation

Colin Wrenn

August 9, 2018

Since releasing their first record in 2006, Portugal. the Man have gone from indie-rock darlings to full-blown stadium-packing rockstars. Their show at Red Rocks on Wednesday proved their suitability for the bi...

This Week In Concerts – Chvrches, Jack White, Leon Bridges, Panic! At The Disco and More

Michael Tritsch

August 6, 2018

August is off to a strong start this week and we couldn't be more excited. There are so many different types of shows going on across the Mile High City as we enter the first full week of August. The city of De...

Hear Yo-Yo Ma Speak About Activism in Denver Tomorrow at Civic Center Park

Caleb Aerenson

August 1, 2018

On Wednesday, August 1 world-renowned cellist, Yo-Yo Ma will bring J.S. Bach's unaccompanied solo cello suites to life at Red Rocks Amphitheatre. Ma believes that during this time of great change and ...

500+ Denver Concerts To See In August

Michael Tritsch and Alex Kramer

July 30, 2018

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As Denver says goodbye to July, we get the chance to welcome August in with over 400 shows going on across the Mile High City this month. Red Rocks has a fully packed month, Fiddler's Green is welcoming some cl...

Pretty Lights, Meg O'Neill, 303 Magazine, 303 Music, Red Rocks, Montrece Hill, Tyler Harvey

How Colorado Became the Last Great Frontier in Electronic Music

Kori Hazel

July 24, 2018

Denver has come a long way. So, too, have the many illustrious electronic musicians that call this city home. Somewhere along the line between Red Rocks and the hard concrete of Broadway, Denver became a mecca ...

This Week In Concerts – Sarah McLachlan, Paramore, Shania Twain, UMS and More

Michael Tritsch

July 23, 2018

It's the last week of July and we're sad to see it go. It feels like summer just started a few weeks ago, and now we are already seeing July come to an end? That's crazy. Well, if you're also sad to see July co...

Get to Know Denver’s Thriving Classical Music Scene

Zena Ballas

July 20, 2018

Music is a universal language that has the ability to effortlessly connect with all walks of life. A form of soundwaves as distinct as classical music proves to be an alleviating method of peace and tranquility...

This Week In Concerts – Imagine Dragons, Sylvan Esso, The Roots and More

Michael Tritsch

July 16, 2018

This is your friendly neighborhood music desk here at 303 Magazine writing to let you know that there are only two full weeks left of July. As always, there are concerts and shows going on across the Mile High ...

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Review – GRiZ Set Red Rocks Ablaze For Two Full Nights

Ellie Herring and Alex Kramer

July 15, 2018

A mass of people flocked to their instruments under a blue-lit stage. For the next two hours, GRiZ’s contagious energy was amplified not only by a live show but his impressive 14-piece live funk band. Adoration...

This Week In Concerts – GRiZ, Jeff Rosenstock, Ray LaMontagne, Big Gig 2018 and More

Michael Tritsch

July 9, 2018

We've hit the halfway point of July 2018. Summer doesn't last forever, which is why we've compiled all of the concerts going on within the Mile High City this week and placed them below for your listening and v...

Two Denver Women are Opening a Femme-Centric Sex Shop in RiNo

‘Clueless’ Returns To the Big Screen with a Costume Party at Alamo Drafthouse

Modern Nomad Brings Bohemian Style From Across the Globe to Denver

[PHOTOS] The Source Hotel Opens Market Hall, Restaurants and New Belgium Rooftop Bar

Uber Just Launched a Dockless Electric Bike Share in Denver

Exploring the Lesser-Known Zapata Falls Near The Great Sand Dunes

Review – Juice Wrld Used A Cappella to Elevate His Rap Show at the Ogden

Swallow Hill Music is Leaving a Mark on Denver’s Music Community

Review – Father John Misty Waged War On Reality At Red Rocks

A Barbie Themed Pop-Up Restaurant is Opening Tonight in Denver

Stowaway Kitchen’s Weekly Supper Club Brings Dinner to the Daytime Cafe

Smōk Wants to Create a Barbecue Culture in Denver

Review – Juice Wrld Used A Cappella to Elevate His Rap Show at the Ogden

[PHOTOS] The Source Hotel Opens Market Hall, Restaurants and New Belgium Rooftop Bar

Uber Just Launched a Dockless Electric Bike Share in Denver

Review – Father John Misty Waged War On Reality At Red Rocks

This Week In Concerts – Father John Misty, Trayce Chapman, Summer Jam, Velorama and More

Review – Portugal. the Man was Both Sin and Salvation

This Week In Concerts – Chvrches, Jack White, Leon Bridges, Panic! At The Disco and More

Hear Yo-Yo Ma Speak About Activism in Denver Tomorrow at Civic Center Park

500+ Denver Concerts To See In August

How Colorado Became the Last Great Frontier in Electronic Music

This Week In Concerts – Sarah McLachlan, Paramore, Shania Twain, UMS and More

Get to Know Denver’s Thriving Classical Music Scene

This Week In Concerts – Imagine Dragons, Sylvan Esso, The Roots and More

Review – GRiZ Set Red Rocks Ablaze For Two Full Nights

This Week In Concerts – GRiZ, Jeff Rosenstock, Ray LaMontagne, Big Gig 2018 and More

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