Show number seventy-three is officially in the rock-and-roll history books, and by the end of this weekend, Widespread Panic will have sold out Red Rocks Amphitheatre seventy-five consecutive times. This record likely will never be disrupted, challenged, or broken. The band's magical, musical allure, combined with the adventurous, free-spirited fans that follow the band, fuels the swirling unpredictability of the entire cultural society they have created.

My Morning Jacket will celebrate the 20th anniversary of their acclaimed 2005 fourth studio album, Z, with a number of very special shows that will see them performing the landmark collection in its entirety.

After a pair of back-to-back sell-outs at Denver’s Mission Ballroom this spring, Johnny Blue Skies & The Dark Clouds will cap their 2025 campaign with two special evenings under the sandstone monoliths of Red Rocks Amphitheatre on Wednesday, September 16 and Thursday, September 17.

AEG Presents & The Colorado Symphony are thrilled to announce a spectacular live concert experience at Red Rocks Amphitheatre: Danny Elfman’s Music from the Films of Tim Burton, taking place on Sunday, August 17.

Trail-blazing folk-rock duo Indigo Girls—Amy Ray and Emily Saliers—will hit the road this summer with an expanded seven-piece lineup for “YES WE CAN,” an extended co-headline tour that reunites the Grammy winners with longtime friend and fellow Grammy laureate Melissa Etheridge.

Today, the Grateful Guitars Foundation (GGF) announces that they will present Oteil Burbridge with a Doug-Irwin Certified “Dire Wolf” bass by luthier Bill Asher at the AEG + 97.3 KBCO Present Jerry Garcia Symphonic Celebration with the Colorado Symphony at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on July 6. In addition to Burbridge, the event will feature appearances from Melvin Seals, Jacklyn LaBranch, Tom Hamilton, Duane Trucks and Lady Chi.

Big Head Todd and the Monsters began their musical journey in the state of Colorado, and now, forty years later, the band and their fans are celebrating this magical musical milestone with an expansive 40th Anniversary Tour, including two shows at Red Rocks in Morrison, Colorado, this past weekend. The band first played at Red Rocks as part of The Blues on the Rocks Festival in 1991 and have played the iconic venue countless times since.

As Zeds Dead prepare for their historic 11th annual Deadrocks takeover at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on July 2 and 3, the Canadian electronic music icons are also bringing back one of the summer’s most beloved celebrations: the 5th Annual Backyard Jamboree, returning to Denver’s Civic Center Park on July 4.

Montana-based Kitchen Dwellers are riding high after their first-ever headlining performance at the legendary Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, CO. The milestone event, part of the “Memorial Day Pick-Nic” co-bill with Leftover Salmon, marked the band’s largest headlining show to date, playing to a nearly full venue.

Tell a friend that Gordon Sumner is playing a show nearby and, most likely, you will get a blank look as they search the memory bank, trying to place the name or find a face in their mind’s eye.