Sax What? GRiZ Announces Three-Night Stand at 1STBANK Center

Kyle Harris May 19, 2021 1:34PM

GRiZ headlining Red Rocks. Brandon Johnson (@bjohnsonxar)

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Denver's own future-funk electronic sax star, GRiZ, just announced a three-night stand at the 1STBANK Center.

The gigs run October 29 to 31, and for some of the shows, GRiZ will break from the concert format he's been bringing to Red Rocks in recent years and turning the 1STBANK Center into a club.

The first two nights, he'll perform from the center of the venue, creating a house-party vibe. On night one he'll spin a mix of hip-hop, old-school, new-school, dubstep and downtempo music. On night two, he'll play throwback music from 2010 through 2017.

At his third and final show, GRiZ will take the stage for what he's calling a Full Flex Set, with a focus on his own original music.

All three performances are all-ages.

Three-day passes are on sale, and single tickets go on sale at 11 a.m. Friday, May 21, at AXS.

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