Weaving through Denver Music, Art, Culture, and Life
The one and only Wooli made his return for the 6th annual Mammoth Mountain, reigniting his spark amongst the rocky mountain ravers. Wooli is such a talented artist who knows how to make spectacular music,
Alabama Shakes Brought Soul, Fire, and a Little Southern Thunder to Red Rocks, and added the boombastic vocals of one Brttany Howard to the mix for good measure.
FISHER Turned Red Rocks Into a High-Altitude Dance Floor, bass in the air, bodies in motion, and the whole amphitheatre moving to the beats of electronic dance music.
LSDREAM Turned Red Rocks Into a Bass-Filled Cosmic Playground, turning the legendary Morrison amphitheatre into a full-body, bass-driven, star-soaked experience
Once Mac finally shuffled onto the stage, the whole room immediately loosened up. His shows have always felt more like hanging out than watching a polished production, and this night was no different.
Opening the Red Rocks season with Liquid Stranger felt like being thrown directly into the deep end — in the best possible way. There was no slow warm-up, no easing into the night, no waiting around for the energy to find itself.
Deadmau5 wasted zero time once he hit the stage, diving straight into a solid 90 minutes of meticulously crafted house, progressive builds, and those signature glitchy rhythms he slices up better than anybody.
REZZ Rocks VII lights up Red Rocks with The Portal’s hypnotic visuals, deep bass, and the cult energy that keeps Denver coming back year after year.
