Techno titan Carl Cox returns to Denver to rave once again at Red Rocks Park & Amphitheatre. The juggernaut is bringing a special Vintage Culture b2b Anna set, as well as Bontan and the Bordas Brothers for support. The last time he played the venue, he turned the famed monoliths into an open-air club, and this time around we’d expect nothing less.
Lorde has answered our prayers. The Kiwi-pop star returns to form atop her new album, Virgin, which sees her vulnerable and hyper-specific lyricism spread by a glitchy backdrop of sputtering drums and synths. Don’t call it a comeback when an originator walks into the room, or better yet, a very famous amphitheater.
Hot off the presses, Parcels, one of the newest and fastest-rising electro-funk outfits by way of Australia, returns to Red Rocks Park & Amphitheatre, this time for two nights after their sold-out foray last year. The group has a boatload of new music forthcoming and a new live show set to make waves at the multitude of festivals on the docket this year.
Oct. 23 & 24, 2025 - Martin Garrix @ Red Rocks
Martin Garrix, the trailblazing big-room DJ producer, is finally making his overdue debut at the famed Red Rocks Amphitheatre. Across two sold-out nights, the “In the Name of Love” DJ will pour his main stage-ready energy into the tier dance floor of the famed venue more than ten years after his breakout hit “Animals” blew down the barn doors of EDM and made him a huge name in the genre. On these two nights in October, the trailblazer continues to blaze on into new frontiers – it promises to be nothing short of amazing.
Denzel Curry is bringing a hip-hop trifecta to a haunted Halloween favorite. With none other than Freddie Gibbs and Earl Sweatshirt, the lyrical liaisons will wreak havoc with their weaponized words. The hype is so real we could rap about it all day.
