May 24, 2019
With the arrival of Memorial Day, the 2019 season at Red Rocks amphitheater in Morrison Colorado is officially underway, and another opportunity soak in some natural beauty and along with the highest-level of musical talent anywhere on earth. Shows begin with this weekend with bluegrass band Devils Makes Three. The season continues through November 2nd, when Deadmau5 closes the season. This summer, there's even some comedy talent, with Dave Chapelle and Jon Stewart on August 9th. For fans looking to get one of the 9,450 seats available, some shows are sold out while others still have tickets available directly from the venue, via AXS, their primary ticketing platform.
In addition to the typical slate of jam bands, which includes Phil Lesh of the Grateful Dead, Bela Fleck, Moe and the Disco Biscuits, as well as three nights of Widespread Panic, Umphrye's McGee, and the Avett Brothers, the highest demand night on the summer calendar comes as the result the newcomer pop sensation Billie Eilish, who has tickets starting at $214 on the secondary ticket market. Tickets for Eilish are completely sold out on Flash Seats, the official ticket provider of the venue. Red Rocks Amphitheatre is located in Red Rocks Park near Morrison, Colorado, which is 15 miles west of Denver.
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Below is the remaining shows taking place at the iconic Colorado venue, where concerts began between 1906 and 1910 on a temporary platform. The amphitheater's rocks are named "Creation Rock" on the north, "Ship Rock" on the south, and "Stage Rock" to the east. Red Rocks Amphitheatre was designed by Denver architect Burnham Hoyt. The walls of the amphitheatre contain records dating back to the Jurassic period of 160 million years ago as nearby dinosaur tracks have been discovered as well as fossil fragments.
May 24 — The Devil Makes Three
May 25 — The Disco Biscuits
May 26 — Celtic Woman - Ancient Land Tour
May 27 — Disclosure (DJ Set)
May 29 — Phil Lesh & The Terrapin Family Band
May 30 — Bela Fleck: Friends & Family featuring The Colorado Symphony
May 31 — Chromeo / Thievery Corporation
June 1 — moe.
June 2 — Parade Of Bass ft. Dillon Francis
June 6 — Brit Floyd
June 7 — Michael Franti & Spearhead
June 8 — Big Head Todd and the Monsters
June 9 — Dispatch Summer Stops 2019
June 10 — Sublime With Rome
June 11 — Rainbow Kitten Surprise
June 12 — Young the Giant / Fitz & The Tantrums
June 13 — San Holo
June 14 — Anderson .Paak & The Free Nationals
June 15 — Lettuce
June 16 — Nahko And Medicine for the People + Trevor Hall
June 18 — Turnpike Troubadours
June 19 — Zedd on the Rocks
June 20 — John Fogerty: My 50 Year Trip
June 21 — Umphrey's McGee
June 22 — Umphrey's McGee
June 23 — Umphrey's McGee
June 21-23 — Umphrey's McGee 3-Day Pass
June 25 — Death Cab For Cutie
June 26 — Kacey Musgraves
July 2 — Dead Rocks VI: Zeds Dead
July 3 — Dead Rocks VI: Zeds Dead
July 4 — Blues Traveler
July 5 — The Avett Brothers
July 6 — The Avett Brothers
July 7 — The Avett Brothers
July 8 — MercyMe Live at Red Rocks
July 9 — Dirty Heads
July 10 — Face Vocal Band
July 11 — Louis The Child
July 12 — The Motet / Galactic
July 14 — Pink Martini & Mary Chapin Carpenter with the Colorado Symphony
July 15 — Lyle Lovett and His Large Band
July 16 — Norah Jones
July 17 — The Head And The Heart
July 18 — The Head And The Heart
July 19 — The String Cheese Incident
July 20 — The String Cheese Incident
July 21 — The String Cheese Incident
July 22 — Diana Ross
July 23 — NEIL DIAMOND- The Tribute Starring Jay White
July 24 — Trampled By Turtles
July 25 — Tenacious D in Post-Apocalypto the Tour 2019 Accompanied by The Colorado Symphony
July 26 — Tedeschi Trucks Band
July 27 — Tedeschi Trucks Band
July 28 — John Prine with the Colorado Symphony
July 29 — Chris Tomlin: Worship At Red Rocks
July 30 — Chris Tomlin: Worship At Red Rocks
July 31 — Peter Frampton FINALE - The Farewell Tour
Aug. 1 — "Weird Al" Yankovic with theColorado Symphony
Aug. 2 — My Morning Jacket
Aug. 3 — My Morning Jacket
Aug. 4 — Gregory Alan Isakov
Aug. 8 — O.A.R.
Aug. 9 — Dave Chappelle & Jon Stewart
Aug. 11 — Joe Bonamassa
Aug. 12 — Joe Bonamassa
Aug. 13 — Judah & The Lion Pep Talks Worldwide Tour 2019
Aug. 15 — Shakey Graves
Aug. 16 — John Butler Trio / Yonder Mountain String Band
Aug. 17 — Slightly Stoopid
Aug. 20 — The Piano Guys
Aug. 21 — Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats
Aug. 22 — Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats
Aug. 23 — "1964" The Tribute
Aug. 24 — Reggae on the Rocks 2019
Aug. 28 — Josh Groban with the Colorado Symphony
Aug. 29 — Joe Russo's Almost Dead
Sept. 1 — KIDZ BOP
Sept. 2 — Amos Lee
Sept. 4 — Gary Clark Jr.
Sept. 5 — The Wood Brothers
Sept. 8 — Dark Star Orchestra
Sept. 10 — An Evening with Mark Knopfler and Band
Sept. 11 — Old Dominion
Sept. 12 — Alison Wonderland
Sept. 13 — Greensky Bluegrass
Sept. 14 — Greensky Bluegrass
Sept. 15 — Greensky Bluegrass
Sept. 17 — Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit
Sept. 21 — The Revivalists
Sept. 22 — REZZ
Sept. 25 — Tash Sultana
Sept. 26 — GET THE LED OUT
Sept. 27 — Big Gigantic
Sept. 28 — Big Gigantic
Sept. 29 — Lauren Daigle
Oct. 2 — RÜFÜS DU SOL
Oct. 3 — RÜFÜS DU SOL
Oct. 5 — AJR
Oct. 6 — Mac DeMarco
Oct. 8 — Vampire Weekend
Oct. 10 — ILLENIUM
Oct. 11 — ILLENIUM
Oct. 12 — ILLENIUM
Oct. 17 — Wardruna
