Photos: Zeds Dead Didn't Let the Rain (or Hail) Ruin the First Night of Deadrocks

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Night one of Zeds Dead's tenth-annual Deadrocks concert at Red Rocks Amphitheatre turned into a soaking wet rave, nearly lasting until midnight.

What started out as a beautiful night with openers Torcha, Mary Droppinz, Levity, Vctre and Doctor P as openers quickly turned into an unplanned two-part rain set for the Canadian duo. Zeds Dead played about four songs before the show was paused because of torrential rain and even hail. After an hour-long delay, the show went on and the vibes were high.

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The annual show has been dubbed Deadrocks.

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Fans were treated to five openers.

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Those lucky enough to be front row at the start of the show may not have been in the same spot after the rain delay.

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There was plenty of Colorado spirit in the crowd.

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Dylan Mamid is one half of the EDM duo.

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Zach Rapp-Rovan is also one half of the EDM duo.

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Zeds Dead played about four songs before they paused due to heavy rain.

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The Canadian duo formed in the late 2000s.

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Red Rocks was packed to the brim for night one.

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The rain came in around 9:30 p.m.

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Fans (and water) started flooding out of the amphitheater as they got pelted with rain and small hail.

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The south stairwell turned into a waterfall during the worst part of the rain

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Fans loved the show.

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The use of lights and lasers was outstanding.

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