[UPDATE 4/29/21]: The spring schedule at Red Rocks Amphitheatre continues to grow as shows resume at a limited capacity.

Newly announced spring/summer Red Rocks shows include Colorado Symphony playing The Music of John Williams (5/23, 5/25) The Floozies (5/26 w/ Maddy O’Neal and Bad Snacks), The Disco Biscuits (5/28, 5/29, 5/30), Ben Harper (5/31), 3OH!3 (6/1), Papadosio (6/2 with Dirtwire and Bluetech), Tennis (6/3 w/ Molly Burch), The Motet w/ Eric Krasno & The Assembly (6/4), Michael Franti and Spearhead (6/5, 6/6 w/ Satsang), Bob Weir and Wolf Bros (6/8, 6/9), The Revivalists (6/10, 6/11 w/ Neal Francis), Big Head Todd and the Monsters (6/12, 6/13), Umphrey’s McGee (6/18, 6/19, 6/20), Last Podcast on the Left (6/15), Tedeschi Trucks (7/30, 7/31).

This past weekend, Red Rocks officially welcomed fans back for the first time in 2020 with a four-night run of Lotus shows. Check out some photos from the run here.

For a full list of upcoming Red Rocks concerts and ticketing details, head here.


[UPDATE 4/13/21]: The spring schedule at Red Rocks Amphitheatre grows bigger by the day as the famous outdoor venue prepares to welcome back live concerts with limited-capacity crowds.

In the past week, Red Rocks has added upcoming performances by Kaytranada (5/1, 5/2), Leftover Salmon (5/7, 5/8 with Andy Hall & Friends), The Movement and The Expendables (5/14, with DENM), Lucero (5/16 with Shane Smith & The Saints), Mt. Joy (5/22 with Del Water Gap), and Andy Frasco & The U.N. (5/27, with Keller Williams) as well as an additional Bill Burr show on 10/1.

The venue also continued to shuffle its existing bookings from last year, with Brit Floyd‘s performance being moved to July 29th of this year and Barenaked Ladies‘ planned show shifting to June of 2022.

Head to the Red Rocks website for a full list of upcoming 2021 concerts and events.


[4/5/21]: Red Rocks Amphitheatre continues to add to its 2021 event calendar following last week’s announcement that shows would soon return to the famed outdoor Morrison, CO venue with limited capacities.

The demand for live music at Red Rocks is certainly there. Last week’s first new 2021 Red Rocks announcement, a two-night run by jamtronica favorites Lotus in late April, quickly ballooned to a four-night engagement due to popular demand. Similarly, a two-night run by producer/singer ZHU quickly snowballed from a two-night run to a six-night residency featuring a slew of supporting artists (5/3 with Manic Focus; 5/4 with Marvel Years; 5/5 with Kill Paris; 5/9–5/11 with special guests TBA).

Since last week, the venue made a slew of new 2021 show announcements and rescheduled various postponed 2020 shows still on the calendar until 2022. The pattern will likely continue as live shows are gradually permitted to get larger, with postponed 2020 shows that have already sold too many tickets for a socially distanced revamp being pushed out another year and new, smaller-scale shows taking over those dates on the 2021 calendar.

In terms of new shows, fans can look forward to upcoming limited-capacity performances by Trevor Hall with Cas Haley (4/29, 4/30), SunSquabi (5/6), Diplo with Sidepiece (5/12, 5/13), OSEES with LFZ (5/15), and comedian Bill Burr (9/16). In terms of new postponements, Hippie SabotageBrantley GilbertDavid GrayLord Huron, and others have set rescheduled 2022 dates for upcoming 2021 shows, which were themselves initially rescheduled from 2020.

Tedeschi Trucks Band, meanwhile, announced that its 2021 Wheels of Soul tour, initially rescheduled from 2020, would be rescheduled once again to 2022, though the band’s rescheduled 2022 Red Rocks dates were not included in the announcement.

Keep an eye on the Red Rocks website and social media for new 2021 concert updates, which will surely continue to pour in as the week goes on.