Red Rocks

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.

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.

The venue itself, however, has changed a lot.

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.

Are you ready to catch a live concert? Would you like to see a couple of major Country stars playing what many consider the best venue in the nation? Here's your chance to catch a couple of amazing free shows at Colorado's very own Red Rocks Amphitheatre, all without having to leave the ho…

While COVID-19 has basically ruined concert season this year, there will in fact be a few concerts at Red Rocks this summer.

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.

"We want everyone's voices to be heard...We do not wish for property to be damaged in the process."

Great news - Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band will be coming to Red Rocks in September 2021. Bad news - The reason they are coming to Red Rocks in 2021 is because they canceled their Red Rocks dates for 2020. Here are my top five reasons why it will be worth the wait to catch this show...

#FlashbackFriday to Colorado's favorite outdoor venue and the Mile High City before it legalized weed.