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Denver’s music scene rivals such cities as Los Angeles and New York, in terms of opportunities to catch live music. Coming from out of town, the sheer number of concerts is undoubtedly overwhelming, so to simplify things, we've compiled a list of the must-see Denver shows. Many of these are exclusive to the region.
Jan. 13, 2025 - Rod Wave @ Ball Arena
Rod Wave may not be a household name, but he’s anything but obscure. The trailblazing “trap-soul” rapper is already one of the highest-grossing rappers of all time, with a discography that has consistently pushed its way to the top of the charts. Now, the rapper has his sights on an arena tour, and if his understated rise tells you nothing, this certainly won’t be the last one. It's like Jay-Z once said, "I'm not a businessman, I'm a business, man."
Jan. 24 - 26, 2025 - Billy Strings @ Ball Arena
Bluegrass juggernaut, Billy Strings is fully in the big leagues now – pulling three consecutive nights at Ball Arena in January. Not only is Billy Strings at a level where he can put three arena shows on sale, but he’s also in a league of his own as they will be his first-ever 360 shows in the middle of crowd. This is what being at the top of your game looks like.
Feb. 11, 2025 - Tyler, the Creator @ Ball Arena
The visionary and rap auteur, Tyler, the Creator is set to bring his viridescent fever dream of a new album, "CROMAKOPIA" to life this winter. His newfound caustic militant aesthetic complete with shipping containers and more pyrotechnics than you can shake a stick at, among other fantastical productions will make his return to the arena unmissable.
Feb. 25, 2025 - Mary J. Blige @ Ball Arena
The undisputed Mary J. Blige is coming through to croon as only she can do. For the For My Fans Tour, as it has been dubbed, the R&B songstress will bring heavy hitters, Mario and Ne-Yo along for a night of nostalgic yearning, function and slow-burning moods. Not only that but rest assured, those iconic thigh-high boots of hers will be putting in some work if you know, you know.
Feb. 27, 2025 - Disturbed @ Ball Arena
For the 25th anniversary of "The Sickness," veteran heavy rock group, Disturbed has big plans to pulverize come February. If getting down to their most beloved album wasn’t enough, the “Down with the Sickness” outfit is also bringing Three Days Grace and Sevendust along for the ride for a night of hard-hitting anthems. So, open up your hate, Denver, and let it flow into Ball Arena.
March 8, 2025 - Icelantic Winter on the Rocks ft. Gramatik @ Red Rocks
Jamtronic all-star, Gramatik emerged from a lengthy hiatus to headline Icelantic’s Winter on the Rocks alongside Zingara, The Funk Hunters, and The Sponges. It will be his first time playing the venue in three years, atop a touring hiatus from him that has seen the star pull back from the multitudes of festival lineups he’s known for appearing on. Whether it's a full return to his denomination on the road is yet to be seen, but you can guarantee the fans will be overjoyed to have another Red Rocks show on the books.
April 29, 2025 - Kylie Minogue @ Ball Arena
Dance music icon Kylie Minogue is coming to Ball Arena atop a career renaissance that started with “Padam Padam” and has continued through her latest albums Tension and Tension II, and a wildly successful Las Vegas residency. All that’s to say, her upcoming U.S. arena run is as much a career-spanning celebration as it is a victory lap for one of the most successful artists of all time proving that there’s no such thing as one career peak.
May 23, 2025 - Leon Bridges @ Red Rocks
Warm soul-bearing singer Leon Bridges is heading back to Red Rocks following the release of his eponymous new album. The throwback crooner has made a name for himself with his vintage style that recalls the likes of Sam Cooke and Otis Redding over any modern-day figureheads of the genre. In that way, imagine turning the FM dial to the golden oldies station, grabbing a whiskey on the rocks and dancing in the living room with someone special — that’s the feeling you get from a Leon Bridges show, and Red Rocks is no exception.
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