Folsom Field has a crowd control problem: ‘Worst ran venue I’ve experienced’
From a crowd surge to fans vomiting and passing out before Rüfüs Du Sol took the stage, Saturday night’s concert experience had a rough start.
From a crowd surge to fans vomiting and passing out before Rüfüs Du Sol took the stage, Saturday night’s concert experience had a rough start.
On Friday, Aug. 21, the Australian singer-songwriter returned to Denver on her latest tour.
The band’s second festival in Buena Vista featured several surprises, including alien math rock and some Denver-grown death metal.
Sold-out shows at the Ogden Theatre marked the start of their debut U.S. headlining tour.
From opening to closing, Kahan shrank the ballpark with pure entertainment and a ubiquitous sense of belonging.
The crowd was ready to go all night long on Friday night.
True to form, he started with a flip and a wall of fire.
It marked the band’s first Denver show in a decade and its first time headlining Empower Field.
The 21-year-old phenom performed a stunning second show at Red Rocks, despite dodgy weather.
Blucifer’s First Rodeo debuted along South Broadway from July 23-26 with 259 bands demonstrating what community means.
The festival returned in a new location, showing a move in the right direction.
Hilary Duff performed to a sold out crowd at Red Rocks for her Lucky Me Tour.
The Avett Brothers turned Red Rocks Into one giant singalong for night one their three night run.
From a rock ban started by Aretha Franklin to a riot at Jethro Tull and Phish fans driving Morrison crazy, these are the most memorable shows.
Jimmy Herring left big shoes to fill, but Nick Johnson proved he’s an incredible fit.
After his 2023 show was cut short by a storm, Louis Tomlinson lit up Red Rocks under clear skies.
Joined by L7 and Party Dozen, Amyl and the Sniffers detonated Red Rocks with punk fury.
The folk legend played two shows this weekend.
The festival marked its second iteration in Englewood, and saw sets from local legends like Bluebook.
This is the festival’s first year at the Auraria Campus, and fans showed up and out for Death Cab, Goth Babe, Japanese Breakfast and Wildermiss.
The singer’s second show in the greater Denver area in less than 12 months left the audience begging for more
Red Rocks crowd gets taken to church by Alabama Shakes.