Rad Things To Do

Rad Things (to) Do - September 2026

Austin Nettleton

Tomorrow morning, wake up early and cast your gaze to the plains as the sun rises. September sunrises in Denver are a bit different, because much like the sun baby in the Teletubbies, Bo Nix’s chiseled face emits from the surface of it, basking the Mile High City in that beautiful orange and blue hue. That’s right, it’s September, and it’s officially football season in the 303. It’s not just football though, as this month’s calendar is absolutely packed to the rafters with concerts, theater, and the annual German takeover of the Ballpark neighborhood. Time to hit the gridiron in this month’s Rad Things (to) Do!

NOTE: Due to ongoing impacts around the Downtown Rail Reconstruction Project, the D, H, and L lines have been suspended through the first quarter of 2027. To alleviate disruptions caused by the project, the C Line has been temporarily reinstated between Littleton•Mineral and Union stations. Additionally, a new T Line (Temporary Line) has been added between I-25•Broadway and Lincoln stations.

The no-cost 16th Street FreeRide offers connections to venues in and around the Central Business District between Union and Wade Blank Civic Center stations, including the Colorado Convention CenterDenver Performing Arts Complex, and the Paramount Theatre. All transit options listed below have been updated to include the most relevant transit information. Please plan ahead and allow extra travel time when using RTD services. Visit https://www.rtd-denver.com/railproject for more information.

THE PRIMER

Sports

It’s finally football season in Broncos and Buffs country. After last year’s incredible season, falling just short of making the Super Bowl due to Bo Nix’s injury in the divisional round and losing in the conference championship, the Broncos are chomping at the bit to pick up right where they left off with one goal: winning this season’s Super Bowl title. They take to the turf at Empower Field at Mile High Stadium Sept. 20 against the Jacksonville Jaguars.

In Boulder, the University of Colorado Buffaloes look to rebound from an utterly disastrous 2025 season, in which they won only three games, with only one of those a shocking upset of Big 12 foe Iowa State, ending the season with a paltry 3-9 record. The Buffs get the season underway at Folsom Field against Weber State University on Sept. 12.

At the corner of 20th and Blake streets, the Rockies continue to both impress and baffle the Rockpile. While it’s looking like 2026 will be yet another year that the Rockies fail to make the postseason, they have shown signs of promise this season. Enjoy the final month of Rockies baseball at Coors Field with homestands against the Baltimore Orioles, St. Louis Cardinals, San Diego Padres, Seattle Mariners, and Arizona Diamondbacks.

In other sports, the women of Denver Summit FC continue to find their footing (pun absolutely intended) during their inaugural season in the National Women’s Soccer League. Now with captain, superstar, and Denver’s very own Lindsey Heaps back with the team permanently, the Summit look to end the season on a high note, trying to break .500 before it’s all said and done with matches against Gotham FC, Bay FC, and Seattle Reign FC visiting the south metro this month. The Avalanche also take to the ice at Ball Arena this month for the first time this season to get the skating legs back under them with preseason puck against Utah, Winnipeg, and Los Angeles on deck.

Concerts

“Blame it all on our roots; we showed up in boots, and then Garth Brooks hit us with a copyright claim.”

September always stands out as one of the marquee months of the year for concerts around the metro area, and this year’s is no exception. Garth Brooks headlines this month’s concert slate with a visit to the Ball Arena to play all of his greatest hits that he refuses to put on streaming platforms for the world to enjoy. Other notable artists and bands passing through the Mile High this month include Japanese hypermetal superstars Babymetal, the iconic Weezer, heavy-hitting hard rock pioneers Breaking Benjamin, Keanu Reeves’ band Dogstar, hip-hop heavyweight Jack Harlow, metalcore’s flagbearer Killswitch Engage, and the mysterious alt-metal political powerhouse President making its first campaign tour across North America.

Comedy, theatre, and orchestra

“See, you understand how to take the reservation, but I don’t think you know how to keep the reservation.” – Jerry Seinfeld

It’s going to be quite the month for comedy, theatre, and orchestra in Denver. One of comedy’s biggest names, Jerry Seinfeld, takes the stage at the Bellco Theatre to headline this month’s comedy calendar, with other notable comedians George Lopez, Trixie, and Bobby Lee bringing the laughs to the masses.

Over at the Denver Performing Arts Complex, enjoy four productions taking place this month: “The Outsiders, “Destiny of Desire: A Telenovela Play with Music,” “Hold On To Your Butts,” and “Caribe” by Cleo Parker Robinson Dance.

The Colorado Symphony is back in action this month, too, with several performances at the Boettcher Concert Hall taking place. Additionally, fans of the hit anime series “My Hero Academia” can catch a live orchestration performance featuring the series’ soundtrack at the Paramount Theatre later this month.

Alright, that’s enough yapping; dive into this month’s calendar below!

THE MAIN EVENT

This month’s featured events

Sept. 4-6: Garth Brooks – “Blame It All On My Roots Arena Tour”

The deets:

Sept. 12: University of Colorado Buffaloes 2026 home opener vs. Weber State University

The deets:

  • Venue: Folsom Field
  • Transit options:
    • Bus routes: 204, 225, 225D, 225T, AB1, DASH, GS, SKIP*, DASH** (Broadway and University Avenue*, Broadway and Pleasant Street**) | FF1, FF2, FF5 (Broadway and Euclid Avenue) | AB2/AB3 (28th Street and College Avenue)
      • (*) SKIP only | (**) DASH only
  • Ticketing and event information: https://cubuffs.com/sports/2016/6/23/tickets

Sept. 18-20 and 25-27: Denver Oktoberfest

The deets:

  • Venue: Larimer Street between 20th and 22nd streets
  • Transit options:
    • Commuter rail lines: A, B, G, N (Union Station)
    • Light rail lines: C, E, W (Union Station)
    • Bus routes: 52 (20th and Blake streets) | RX (20th and Larimer streets) | 10, 19, 32, 120X, FF1, FF2, FF3, LD1, FMR, FREE (Union Station)
  • Ticketing and event information: https://thedenveroktoberfest.com

Sept. 20: Denver Broncos 2026 regular season home opener vs. Jacksonville Jaguars

The deets:

  • Venue: Empower Field at Mile High Stadium
  • Transit options:
    • Light rail lines: C, E, W (Empower Field at Mile High Station)
    • Bus routes: 30 (Colfax and Federal Transfer Center) | 20, 31 (Federal Boulevard and West 17th Avenue) | 15L, 16 (Decatur•Federal Station)
  • Ticketing and event information: https://www.empowerfieldatmilehigh.com/events

THE UNDERCARD

Notable sports, concerts, musicals, and plays; speakers, and other rad events taking place nearby RTD stops and stations this month

Sports

Football

Denver Broncos

Venue: Empower Field at Mile High Stadium

Transit options:

  • Light rail lines: C, E, W (Empower Field at Mile High Station)
  • Bus routes: 30 (Colfax and Federal Transfer Center) | 20, 31 (Federal Boulevard and West 17th Avenue) | 15L, 16 (Decatur•Federal Station)

Ticketing and event information: https://www.empowerfieldatmilehigh.com/events

Schedule:

  • Sept. 20: vs. Jacksonville Jaguars (home opener)
  • Sept. 27: vs. Los Angeles Rams

University of Colorado Buffaloes

Venue: Folsom Field

Transit options:

  • Bus routes: 204, 225, 225D, 225T, AB1, DASH, GS, SKIP*, DASH** (Broadway and University Avenue*, Broadway and Pleasant Street**) | FF1, FF2, FF5 (Broadway and Euclid Avenue) | AB2/AB3 (28th Street and College Avenue)
  • (*) SKIP only | (**) DASH only

Ticketing and event information: https://cubuffs.com/sports/2016/6/23/tickets

Schedule:

  • Sept. 12: vs. Weber State University

Hockey

Colorado Avalanche

Venue: Ball Arena

Transit options:

  • Light rail lines: C, E, W (Ball Arena•Elitch Gardens Station)
  • Bus routes: 1, 15L, 20 (Auraria Parkway and 7th/9th Street)

Ticketing and event information: https://www.ticketmaster.com/ball-arena-tickets-denver/venue/246112

Schedule:

  • Sept. 20: vs. Utah Mammoth (preseason)
  • Sept. 25: vs. Winnipeg Jets (preseason)
  • Sept. 30: vs. Los Angeles Kings (preseason)

Baseball

Colorado Rockies

Venue: Coors Field

Transit options:

  • Commuter rail lines: A, B, G, N (Union Station)
  • Light rail lines: C, E, W (Union Station)
  • Bus routes: 52 (20th and Blake streets) | RX (20th and Larimer streets) | 10, 19, 32, 120X, FF1, FF2, FF3, LD1, FMR, FREE (Union Station)

Ticketing and event information: https://www.mlb.com/rockies/tickets

Schedule:

  • Sept. 1-2: vs. Baltimore Orioles
  • Sept. 4-6: vs. St. Louis Cardinals
  • Sept. 14-17: vs. San Diego Padres
  • Sept. 18-20: vs. Seattle Mariners
  • Sept. 22-24: vs. Arizona Diamondbacks

Soccer

Denver Summit FC

Venue: Centennial Stadium

Transit options:

  • Bus routes: 153 (Fremont Place and South Potomac Street)

Ticketing and event information: https://www.denversummitfc.com/schedule/

Schedule:

  • Sept. 6: vs. Gotham FC
  • Sept. 16: vs. Bay FC
  • Sept. 19: vs. Seattle Reign FC

University of Denver Pioneers

Venue: University of Denver Soccer Stadium

Transit options:

  • Light rail lines: E, T (University of Denver Station)
  • Bus routes: 24 (University of Denver Station)

Ticketing and event information: https://denverpioneers.evenue.net/list/GS

Schedule:

  • Men’s
    • Sept. 4: vs. University of Tulsa
    • Sept. 22: vs. Creighton University
  • Women’s
    • Sept. 6: vs. University of Montana
    • Sept. 17: vs. United States Air Force Academy

Live theater and musicals at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts

NOTE: Effective June 7, no light rail service will be available near this venue due to the Downtown Rail Reconstruction Project. Alternative options are available via bus, listed below. Connections can be made between light and commuter rail services via the 16th Street FreeRide at Union Station.

Transit options:

  • Bus routes: ART (Champa and 13th streets) | 9, 15/15L (15th and Curtis streets) | 0, 6, 8, 19, 48, 52 (15th and Champa streets) | 10, 28, 38, 43, 44 (15th and Stout streets) | FREE (16th and Curtis streets)

Ticketing and event information: https://www.denvercenter.org/tickets-events/

Events:

  • Sept. 8-27: “The Outsiders” at Buell Theatre
  • Sept. 11-Oct. 4: “Destiny of Desire: A Telenovela Play with Music” at Wolf Theatre
  • Sept. 16-Oct. 4: “Hold On To Your Butts” at Garner Galleria Theatre
  • Sept. 19-20: “Caribe” by Cleo Parker Robinson Dance at the Ellie Caulkins Opera House

Concerts

Ball Arena

Transit options:

  • Light rail lines: C, E, W (Ball Arena•Elitch Gardens Station)
  • Bus routes: 1, 15L, 20 (Auraria Parkway and 7th/9th Street)

Concerts:

  • Sept. 2: Babymetal
    • Support: Halestorm, Violent Vira
  • Sept. 4-6: Garth Brooks – “Blame It All On My Roots Arena Tour”
  • Sept. 11: Tame Impala – “The Deadbeat Tour”
    • Support: Dominic Fike
  • Sept. 16: Weezer – “The Gathering”
    • Support: The Shins, Silversun Pickups
  • Sept. 18-19: Billy Strings
  • Sept. 23: Johnny Blue Skies & The Dark Clouds – “Mutiny For The Masses 2026 Tour”
  • Sept. 28: Breaking Benjamin
    • Support: Chevelle, Starset, Kami Kehae

Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre

Transit options:

  • Light rail lines: E, R, T (Arapahoe at Village Center Station)
  • Bus routes: 66, 153, 169, AT (Arapahoe at Village Center Station) | 66 (South Yosemite Street and Peakview Avenue)

Concerts:

  • Sept. 2-3: Jack Johnson – “Surfil Music Tour 2026”
    • Support: Lake Street Drive
  • Sept. 8: Squeeze – “Tried, Tested, and Trixies”
    • Support: Adam Ant, Haircut 100
  • Sept. 10: Riley Green – “Cowboy As It Gets Tour 2026”
    • Support: Randy Houser, Kashus Culpepper, Hannah McFarland
  • Sept. 12: Rob Zombie, Marilyn Manson – “Zombie Mansion”
    • Support: The Hu, Orgy
  • Sept. 25: $uicideboy$
    • Support: Destroy Lonely, Shakewell, Drain, Black Kray, $lim Gucci
  • Sept. 27: World of Warcraft: 20 Years of Music

The JunkYard

Transit options:

  • Bus routes: 9 (West 8th Avenue and Wyandot Street)

Concerts:

  • Sept. 9: Godsmack – “The Rise of Rock World Tour 2026”
    • Support: Stone Temple Pilots, Dorothy
  • Sept. 18: Polyphia – “Polyphia Tour MMXXVI”
    • Support: Ladrones, RJ Pasin
  • Sept. 26: Day Trip Block Party Denver
    • Lineup: Zhu, Purple Disco Machine, LP Giobbi, Swimming Paul, Coco & Breezy

Bellco Theatre

NOTE: Effective June 7, no light rail service will be available near this venue due to the Downtown Rail Reconstruction Project. Alternative options are available via bus, listed below. Connections can be made between light and commuter rail services via the 16th Street FreeRide at Union Station.

Transit options:

  • Bus routes: ART (Champa and 13th streets) | 9, 15/15L (15th and Curtis streets) | 0, 6, 8, 19, 48, 52 (15th and Champa streets) | 10, 28, 38, 43, 44 (15th and Stout streets) | FREE (16th and Stout streets)

Concerts:

  • Sept. 6: Sonu Nigam – “Revolution”
  • Sept. 19: Trixie, Katya – “The Bald and Beautiful Tour”
  • Sept. 26: Jerry Seinfeld

Boettcher Concert Hall

NOTE: Effective June 7, no light rail service will be available near this venue due to the Downtown Rail Reconstruction Project. Alternative options are available via bus, listed below. Connections can be made between light and commuter rail services via the 16th Street FreeRide at Union Station.

Transit options:

  • Bus routes: ART (Champa and 13th streets) | 9, 15/15L (15th and Curtis streets) | 0, 6, 8, 19, 48, 52 (15th and Champa streets) | 10, 28, 38, 43, 44 (15th and Stout streets) | FREE (16th and Curtis streets)

Concerts:

  • Sept. 3-5: The Colorado Folklore Dance Festival
  • Sept. 4: Colorado Symphony – “An Evening with the Colorado Symphony Cello Ensemble”
  • Sept. 5: Colorado Symphony – “Defying Gravity: The Best of Broadway”
  • Sept. 6: Undertale: The Determination Symphony
  • Sept. 11-13: Colorado Symphony, Peter Oundjian – “Beethoven Symphony No. 9”
  • Sept. 18: Colorado Symphony, Lawrence – “Lawrence with the Colorado Symphony”
  • Sept. 25-27: Colorado Symphony, Garrick Ohlsson, Rune Bergmann – “Rachmaninoff’s 3rd Piano Concerto”

Paramount Theatre

NOTE: Effective June 7, no light rail service will be available near this venue due to the Downtown Rail Reconstruction Project. Alternative options are available via bus, listed below. Connections can be made between light and commuter rail services via the 16th Street FreeRide at Union Station.

Transit options:

  • Bus routes: 1, 9, 10, 15/15L, 20, 44 (17th Street and Glenarm Place) | FREE (16th Street and Glenarm Place)

Concerts:

  • Sept. 3: The Electric Light Orchestra Experience
  • Sept. 4: Theresa Caputo
  • Sept. 5: Edith Márquez – “Eterna e Inolvidable”
  • Sept. 8: Comedy Bang! Bang! – “Ground Beefing Tour 2026”
  • Sept. 9: LP – “All Is Not Lost Tour”
  • Sept. 11: The Rush Tribute Project
  • Sept. 13: Phillip DeFranco, Alex Pearlman – “Crashing Out Live”
  • Sept. 15: Buddy Guy 90
  • Sept. 17: The Taj Mahal & Keb’ Mo’ Band – “Room on the Porch Tour 2026”
  • Sept. 18: George Lopez
  • Sept. 19: Bobby Lee – “The Finally Tour 2026”
  • Sept. 20: Billy Strings
  • Sept. 21: Dan and Phil – “Hard Launch World Tour”
  • Sept. 23: Little Shop of Horrors
  • Sept. 24: Chelsea Wolfe – “The Dark World Tour”
  • Sept. 25: The Fab Four
  • Sept. 26: Mariachazo
  • Sept. 27: Adrian Uribe – “50 y Pico Tour”
  • Sept. 29: Beth Hart
  • Sept. 30: My Hero Academia in Concert

Mission Ballroom

Transit options:

  • Commuter rail line: A (38th•Blake Station)
  • Bus route: 48 (Brighton Boulevard and 43rd Street)

Concerts:

  • Sept. 4: Los Parras – “El Gran Regreso Tour”
  • Sept. 8: Masego
    • Support: Lekan
  • Sept. 12: Insane Clown Posse
  • Sept. 13: Violent Femmes
  • Sept. 17: Gym Class Heroes, Lupe Fiasco – “Back To Basics Tour”
    • Support: B.O.B
  • Sept. 18: Yesenia Then – “Levántate”
  • Sept. 18: Horsegiirl – “Nature Is Healing”
    • Support: Ren G
  • Sept. 21: Starbomb, DJ Commander Meouch – “Properly The Only Tour Ever”
    • Support: Epic Rap Battle of History, Open Mike Eagle
  • Sept. 22: Social Distortion
    • Support: Descendents, The chats
  • Sept. 24: Four Tet
  • Sept. 25: Prospa
    • Support: Locklead, Grace Arribas, Sebs
  • Sept. 26: Yacht Rock Revue – “Primetime”
  • Sept. 30: Sons of Legion

Fillmore Auditorium

Transit options:

  • Bus routes: 15/15L (Colfax Avenue and Ogden Street) | 12 (Corona Street and Colfax Avenue)

NOTE: Construction work on the East Colfax Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project may impact RTD service to this venue. Check NextRide and Service Alerts for the latest updates before boarding.

Concerts:

  • Sept. 11: Jack Harlow – “Monica Tour”
    • Support: James Savage
  • Sept. 12: Dax – “The Anger Management Tour”
  • Sept. 14: Liz Phair, Sleater-Kinney – “The Flannel and The Fury 2026”
    • Support: Snail Mail
  • Sept. 19: Wave To Earth
  • Sept. 22: Isaiah Rashad – “Lil Sunny’s Awful Road Trip”
    • Support: Alemeda
  • Sept. 23: Killswitch Engage
    • Support: Machine Head, Rivers of Nihil, Judiciary
  • Sept. 24: Erykah Badu
    • Support: Alchemist
  • Sept. 29: EsDeeKid – “Council House Rat Tour”
    • Support: Rico Ace

Ogden Theatre

Transit options:

  • Bus routes: 15/15L (Colfax Avenue and Ogden Street) | 12 (Corona Street and Colfax Avenue)

NOTE: Construction work on the East Colfax Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project may impact RTD service to this venue. Check NextRide and Service Alerts for the latest updates before boarding.

Concerts:

  • Sept. 5: Tynan
    • Support: Beastboi, DJ Khang, Wolfie
  • Sept. 11: Waylon Wyatt – “Dustpiles World Tour”
    • Support: Mason Ramsey
  • Sept. 12: Brandon Flowers
  • Sept. 14: Peter Hook & The Light
  • Sept. 16: Sleep
  • Sept. 19: Ninajirachi
    • Support: MGNA CRRRTA
  • Sept. 20: Ravyn Lenae – “Blue Island
    • Support: Lexa Gates
  • Sept. 22: Channel Tres
    • Support: Kilimanjaro
  • Sept. 23: Alice Phoebe Lou
    • Support: Hannah Cohen
  • Sept. 24: Hiss Golden Messenger – “I’m People Tour”
    • Support: Lou Hazel
  • Sept. 25: Ivy Lab – “A Farewell Tour”
    • Support: Mr. Carmack, Stooki Sound, Cesco, Lennie
  • Sept. 26: Citizen
    • Support: Anxious, Hotline TNT, Cryogeyser
  • Sept. 29: The Menzingers
    • Support: Hot Water Music, Weakened Friends
  • Sept. 30: Paris Paloma – “The Fatal Flaw Tour”
    • Support: Susannah Joffe

Summit Music Hall

Transit options:

  • Commuter rail lines: A, B, G, N (Union Station)
  • Light rail lines: C, E, W (Union Station)
  • Bus routes: 0, 9, 15, 20 (18th and Blake streets) | 52 (20th and Blake streets) | RX (20th and Larimer Street) | 38 (Lawrence and 20th streets) | 10, 19, 32, 120X, FF1, FF2, FF3, LD1, FMR, FREE (Union Station)

Concerts:

  • Sept. 2: Dogstar – “All In Now Tour”
    • Support: The Backfires
  • Sept. 8: Greek
    • Support: Humble The Great
  • Sept. 10: Loe Shimmy
  • Sept. 11: Kamelot – “Dark Asylum World Tour”
    • Support: Visions of Atlantis, Frozen Crown
  • Sept. 12: Josh Thomas – “Jiggle Jiggle”
  • Sept. 15: Cheerleader Roadkill – “The Motel Hell Tour”
    • Support: Diva Bleach, Jewelry, Yada Yada, Slane Stuart
  • Sept. 16: Your Arms Are My Cocoon
  • Sept. 19: Ryan Beatty – “Arms Over Armor North American Tour ‘26”
  • Sept. 21: The tear Garden
    • Support: DJ Cozmos Mudwulf, Nathaniel Jamiel
  • Sept. 23: The Linda Lindas
  • Sept. 24: Bowling For Soup
    • Support: Ballyhoo!, rosecoloredworld
  • Sept. 25: Amor Prohibido
  • Sept. 26: President – “North American Campaign 2026”
    • Support: Cenobia, Showing Teeth
  • Sept. 27: Perfect Person – “The Grey Area Tour”
  • Sept. 30: Cavetown – “Running With Scissors Tour”

Marquis Theater

Transit options:

  • Commuter rail lines: A, B, G, N (Union Station)
  • Light rail lines: C, E, W (Union Station)
  • Bus routes: 0, 9, 15, 20 (18th and Blake streets) | 52 (20th and Blake streets) | RX (20th and Larimer streets) | 38 (Lawrence and 20th streets) | 10, 19, 32, 120X, FF1, FF2, FF3, LD1, FMR, FREE (Union Station)

Concerts:

  • Sept. 3: Iluka – “The Wings Tour”
    • Support: Vanity, Kittey Coen
  • Sept. 5: Melt-Banana
    • Support: Exhaler, Watch Yourself Die
  • Sept. 9: Mustard Service
    • Support: Pity Party (Girls Club), Manwolves, Chicano Mosh
  • Sept. 10: Cult Member
    • Support: Nurse
  • Sept. 12: Canaan Cox – “We Out Here Tour”
  • Sept. 14: Friko – “Something Worth Waiting For: The Tour”
    • Support: Villagerrr
  • Sept. 15: The Frights – “You Are Going To Hate This 10 Year Anniversary Tour”
    • Support: Archer Oh
  • Sept. 16: Henry Moodie – “Mood Swings World Tour”
    • Support: Band Of Silver, Grace Gachot
  • Sept. 17: Lil Skies
  • Sept. 18: Pallbearer
    • Support: Ordh, BleakHeart
  • Sept. 19: Towa Bird
    • Support: Mother Soki
  • Sept. 21: Chanel Beads
    • Support: Horse Vision, Anatasia Coope
  • Sept. 23: Nevertel
    • Support: Rivals, Ocean Sleeper
  • Sept. 24: Rum Jungle
    • Support: Welcome Back
  • Sept. 25: Ivri
    • Support: Smush
  • Sept. 26: Silly Goose – “The ‘Set It Off’ Tour”
    • Support: Cheem, Hotbox
  • Sept. 27: Db.boutabag
    • Support: KFlex, 24babik
  • Sept. 28: Evening Elephants
    • Support: The Braymores, Mae Hunniford
  • Sept. 29: 156/Silence – “From A Distance Tour”
    • Support: Aviana, Heavensgate, fromjoy
  • Sept. 30: Solya
    • Support: Tele Novella

Gothic Theatre

Transit options:

  • Bus routes: 0 (South Broadway and Eastman Avenue)

Concerts:

  • Sept. 3: Die Spitz
    • Support: Cashier
  • Sept. 4: Have A Nice Life
    • Support: Drowse, Allison Lorenzen
  • Sept. 12: Pond – “Terrestrials North America Tour”
  • Sept. 13: Kelela – “New Avatar Live”
  • Sept. 16: Drink The Sea
  • Sept. 17: Tab Benoit – “Soul of the Swamp Tour”
    • Support: Zac Schulze Gang
  • Sept. 20: Chat Pile – “Who Loves The Sun Tour 2026”
    • Support: Soul Glo, Virga
  • Sept. 22: Poison Girl Friend
  • Sept. 23: Show Me The Body
    • Support: Whispers, Lip Critic, Holder
  • Sept. 24: Bella Kay – “The Reckless Tour”
  • Sept. 25: Igorrr
    • Support: Secret Chiefs 3, Violent Magic Orchestra
  • Sept. 26: Arlo Parks – “Desire World Tour 2026”
    • Support: Baird
  • Sept. 27: The Rasmus
    • Support: Saint Agnes, Death Valley Dreams
  • Sept. 29: Elder Island
    • Support: Glassio
  • Sept. 30: Uncle Acid and The Deadbeats

Boulder Theater

Transit options:

  • Bus routes: 204, 205, 208, 225/225D, DASH, JUMP, SKIP, BOLT, GS, NB1/2/3, FF1, FF2, FF5, AB1/AB2 (Downtown Boulder Station)

Concerts:

  • Sept. 4: Kill The Noise
    • Support: Must Die, RNGR, Hami, Teej
  • Sept. 9: Molchat Doma
    • Support: Ditz (UK)
  • Sept. 11: Shakedown Street
  • Sept. 18: Samantha Fish – “Paper Doll Live World Tour”
    • Support: Zac Schulze Gang
  • Sept. 19: Earlybirds Club
  • Sept. 22: American Football
    • Support: Circling Girl
  • Sept. 24: Rossi
    • Support: Two.S, Jules Oskar
  • Sept. 27: The California Honeydrops – “Sweet Like That Tour 2026”
    • Support: Jontavious Willis
  • Sept. 30: Yaima
    • Support: Nessi Gomes

Other venues RTD provides bus or rail service to include, but are not limited to: Bluebird Theater, Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom and Other Side, Larimer Lounge, HQ, Hi-Dive, The Oriental Theater, The Federal Theatre, and Fox Theatre. Visit app.rtd-denver.com/nextride/plan and enter the desired destination to view available nearby transit options.

Written by Austin Nettleton

Weezer - "Say It Ain't So"

Breaking Benjamin – “Awaken”

Killswitch Engage – “My Curse”

Citizen – “The Summer”

Dogstar – “Everything Turns Around”

156/Silence – “Better Written Villain”