Red Rocks’ Variance Requests 2,500 Person Capacity for 2021 Season
Colorado's iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre is requesting a variance from the state to be able to hold events at 2,500 people, well under its 9,500-person capacity.
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Red Rocks Says It’s Lost $50 Million in 2020, as Congress Announces Venue COVID Relief
The next round of COVID-19 relief in the U.S. has $15 billion set aside for live music venues, but Red Rocks alone lost millions in 2020.
PHOTO: Red Rocks in the 1940s Actually Looks Kind of 2020
The venue itself, however, has changed a lot.
These Colorado Music Venues Are Reportedly Haunted
What's spookier than all those service fees? The ghost stories at these local venues.
Nathaniel Rateliff Plays Red Rocks This Week — And Some Tickets Are $6,000, Because Scalpe…
Son of a bitch! Seeing actual in-person live music during the COVID-19 pandemic ain't cheap. Westword is reporting that some tickets are going for over six grand.
Colorado Music Venues to Lay Off 70 Employees This Month
Because of restrictions related to the Coronavirus (COVID-19), Denver Arts and Venues will be laying off or furloughing 70 of its employees this month.
Artists Will Play to Empty Red Rocks, and You Can Watch for Free
Nathaniel Rateliff, Megan Thee Stallion and Sam Hunt are headlining the free three-day concert series, Red Rocks Unpaused, in September.
Live Music Will Continue at Red Rocks Through August
The socially-distant acoustic nights are stickin' around for now.
Red Rocks Announces First Concerts Since Pandemic Hit
While COVID-19 has basically ruined concert season this year, there will in fact be a few concerts at Red Rocks this summer.
This Is What Red Rocks’ Inaugural Show Was Like 79 Years Ago
As we sit on the bench this concert season and dream of what 2021 will be like — fingers crossed — Red Rocks shared a throwback to its opening day in June of 1941.