Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong once said, “Wake me up when September ends.” Obviously, Armstrong was not talking about September 2025, because anyone living in the Denver metro area who sleeps through this month is missing out on what could possibly be the best month of the year for concerts, sports and festivals. So, crack open a can (or five) of Monster Energy and stay awake all month long, as there is no time to waste with this month’s Rad Things (to) Do.

NOTE: Due to the Downtown Rail Reconstruction Project, transit options may be temporarily changed or unavailable for the duration of the project. These changes have been reflected below. For the latest updates, subscribe to Service Alerts and bookmark the Downtown Rail Reconstruction Project webpage at https://www.rtd-denver.com/railproject.

Festivals, major concert series, parades and other special events

Sept. 13: Hi Points Festival

• Location: Larimer Street between 20th and 21st streets
• Transit options:
  • Bus routes: 38, 43 (California/Stout and 27th streets) | 12, 28 (Downing Street and 26th Avenue)
• Ticket and event information: https://www.hipointsfest.com

Right in the cultural heart of Denver comes the newest music festival to hit the 303. The Hi Points Festival, taking place in the Five Points neighborhood along Welton Street and 26th Avenue, features 20 musical artists from a wide spectrum of genres performing across seven venues and stages, all in celebration of the many little things that make Denver home.

The inaugural lineup includes:

• Dreamer’s Delight
• Issac Sinclair’s Wayback
• TheyCallHimAP
• Love Language
• Purnell Steen
• Carl Jackson
• Park Hill Project

Head over to the Hi Points Festival website for the full lineup, tickets and more information.

Sept. 19-21, 26-28: Denver Oktoberfest 2025

• Location: Larimer Street between 20th and 21st streets
• Transit options:
  • Commuter rail lines: A, B, G, N (Union Station)
  • Light rail lines: D, 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, 16FR (Union Station)
• Tickets and event information: https://thedenveroktoberfest.com

“Prost!” The largest celebration of German heritage returns for 2025! Denver Oktoberfest is back, bringing steins, sausages and turkey legs to the Ballpark neighborhood for two weekends in September. The annual festival transforms Larimer Street into a Munich-style street party, complete with oompah bands, stein-hoisting contests, keg bowling and endless pints of German beer. Guests can dig into traditional fare like bratwurst and pretzels, dance to live music and soak up one of Denver’s most beloved fall traditions.

The event is free to attend, but VIP packages are available for those who really want to get the most out of their Oktoberfest weekend.

Sept. 29: RuPaul’s Drag Race “Werq The World Awards 2025”

• Location: Mission Ballroom
• Transit options:
  • Commuter rail line: A (38th•Blake Station)
  • Bus route: 48 (Brighton Boulevard and 43rd Street)
• Tickets and event information: https://www.missionballroom.com/events/detail/?event_id=891447

RuPaul’s Drag Race “Werq the World” is rolling out the red carpet for drag’s biggest night. Hosted by Sasha Velour, the show features performances from drag superstars Jimbo, Morphine Love Dion, Jaida Essence Hall, Roxxxy Andrews and Derrick Barry roleplaying as pop icons. Do not miss out on this historic event celebrating the world of drag! Head over to the Mission Ballroom Sept. 29 and witness drag “herstory.”

Sept. 27: Day Trip Block Party Denver

• Location: The JunkYard
• Transit options:
  • Bus route: 9 (West 8th Avenue and Wyandot Street)
• Tickets and event information: https://denver.daytripfest.com

When it comes to electronic dance music (EDM) scenes, Denver stands in the upper echelon of cities who love electronic music. Not only is Denver the home of many of the biggest names in electronic music like Illenium, Said the Sky, CloZee, Big Gigantic, GRiZ, Mersive and Pretty Lights, but it is a true bucket-list destination for the scene’s biggest international DJs to perform. So, when Global Dance Festival abruptly canceled this summer, Denver was left with an electronic music festival void in the calendar. Well, that void closes later this month when the Day Trip Block Party takes over The JunkYard Sept. 27. Headlined by none other than GRAMMY Award-winning DJ and EDM phenom Diplo, Day Trip will turn what is traditionally an industrial area into the hottest nightclub in the Rockies.

Check out this year’s lineup below and snag tickets today before they sell out!

Lineup:

• Diplo
• Walker & Royce
• Noizu
• Omnom
• Vnssa
• Dreya V
• Owie
• GS5
• Sonrizas

Sports

When the morning alarm beeps and it is time to wake up for whatever the day may bring, take a moment to look out to the eastern plains to witness a phenomenon that only takes place September through February in Denver… The light breaks the plains of eastern Colorado, rising up behind the glowing red eyes of Blucifer to illuminate the slopes of the foothills. For those outside of Denver, they may think that’s just the sun rising. But here in the Mile High City, it’s more than that. It’s the light of the sun amplified by Peyton Manning’s forehead, draping the city in an orange and blue hue as the sounds of Bo Nix and the Broncos storm into Empower Field at Mile High this month to begin what is their most anticipated campaign since The Sheriff himself led the ponies to the promised land in 2015.

That’s right, Denver. The Broncos are back, and this time, the hype is real. Bo Nix, who, last year, led the Broncos to their first playoff appearance since that fateful year when Peyton and company lifted the Lombardi Trophy, is ready for redemption in his second year under center. Are you ready for some football?!

While the focus is on the Denver Broncos this month, in Boulder, Deion Sanders looks to build on the momentum carried in from last year’s 9-4 record and get the University of Colorado Buffaloes back into the Big 12 title fight and the College Football Playoff discussion. The Buffs narrowly lost their home opener to Georgia Tech in August, so all eyes will be on Prime and company to see how they bounce back. On the topic of college athletics, the University of Denver Pioneers men’s and women’s soccer teams take to the pitch to continue their 2025 season with several home games each throughout September.

Trading the pigskin for a frozen rubber disc, the Colorado Avalanche take to the ice in Ball Arena later this month for some preseason action as the Avs look to bounce back from a first-round exit from the Stanley Cup Playoffs at the hands of the Dallas Stars earlier this year and get their hands on Lord Stanley’s Cup in 2026. The Avs will take on Utah, Dallas and Las Vegas to shake off the cobwebs before the regular NHL season kicks off in October.

Speaking of October, the Spirit Halloween banner is already getting ready to go up at Coors Field as the Colorado Rockies won’t be occupying the ballpark next month. Granted, they haven’t really occupied the ballpark at all this season. That’s right, the worst season in franchise history is finally coming to a cathartic end. Hang in there, all five of you Rockies fans. The nightmares will be over soon. For those who want to get in the Halloween spirit early by watching the final act of the Colorado “Rockies” Horror Picture Show, the ballclub hosts the Miami Marlins and the Los Angeles Angels for two last homestands before the gates at Coors Field shut for the season.

Check out this month’s slate of sports action below, and don’t forget to leave out Casa Bonita gift cards for Sean Payton on the nightstand tonight.

Empower Field at Mile High Stadium

• Transit options:
  • Light rail lines: D, E, W (Empower Field at Mile High Station)
  • Bus routes: 15L, 16, 30, 31 (Decatur•Federal Station)
• Events:
  • Denver Broncos (NFL)
    • Sept. 29: vs. Cincinnati Bengals

Ball Arena

• Transit options:
  • Light rail lines: D, E, W (Ball Arena•Elitch Gardens Station)
  • Bus routes: 1, 15L, 20 (Auraria Parkway and 7th/9th Street)
• Events:
  • Colorado Avalanche (NHL)
    • Sept. 21: vs. Utah Mammoth (preseason)
    • Sept. 27: vs. Dallas Stars (preseason)
    • Sept. 30: vs. Vegas Golden Knights (preseason)

Coors Field

• Transit options:
  • Commuter rail lines: A, B, G, N (Union Station)
  • Light rail lines: D, E, W (Union Station)
  • Bus routes: 0, 9, 10, 15, 19, 20, 32, 120X, FF1, FF2, FF3, LD1, FMR, 16FR (Union Station) | 52 (20th and Larimer/Blake streets) | RX (20th and Larimer Street) | 8, 38 (22nd and Larimer Street)
• Events:
  • Colorado Rockies (MLB)
    • Sept. 16-18: vs. Miami Marlins
    • Sept. 19-21: vs. Los Angeles Angels

University of Colorado

• Folsom Field
  • Transit options:
    • Bus routes: 204, 225/225D, DASH, SKIP, FF1, FF2, FF5, GS (Broadway and Regent Drive/20th Street) | AB1 (Broadway and Pleasant Street)
• Events:
  • University of Colorado Buffaloes (NCAA College Football)
    • Sept. 20: vs. University of Wyoming
    • Sept. 27: vs. Brigham Young University

University of Denver

• Transit options:
• Light rail lines: E (University of Denver Station)
• Bus routes: 24 (University of Denver Station)
• Events:
  • University of Denver Soccer Stadium
    • University of Denver Pioneers (NCAA Women’s Soccer)
      • Sept. 11: vs. University of Colorado
      • Sept. 14: vs. Colorado State University
    • University of Denver Pioneers (NCAA Men’s Soccer)
      • Sept. 8: vs. Cal Poly State University
      • Sept. 14: vs. Mercer University
      • Sept. 27: vs. Kansas City University

Live theatre, orchestra and musicals

It’s a quiet month at the Denver Performing Arts Complex (DPAC). At the Singleton Theatre, a live rendition of the New York Times best-selling memoir, The Happiest Man on Earth, takes the stage from Sept. 19 through Nov. 2. At the Ellie Caulkins Opera House, gamers are in for a huge treat as the soundtrack to the hit indie game Stardew Valley is performed live by a 35-piece orchestra. Additionally, the Cleo Parker Robinson Dance institution will kick off its 55th season at the opera house with Bolero, a story told through dance that explores dynamic relationships through partnering.

Check out this month’s schedule below and enjoy a night out at the DPAC.

Denver Performing Arts Complex

• Transit options:
  • Light rail lines: Service temporarily suspended due the Downtown Rail Reconstruction Project
  • 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) | 16FR (16th and Arapahoe streets)
• Events:
  • Ellie Caulkins Opera House
    • Sept. 11: “Colorado Remembers 9/11”
    • Sept. 13: “Stardew Valley: Symphony of Seasons”
    • Sept. 20-21: “Bolero”
  • Singleton Theatre
    • Sept. 19-Nov. 2: The Happiest Man on Earth

Concerts

It might just be the final month of the summer concert season, but Denver is not letting the summer go out without a bang. An unfathomably stacked slate of concerts awaits the music lovers of the Mile High City. Heavy hitters from nearly every genre of music take to the many stages across the metro area for what will surely be remembered as one of the best months for live music this year, all headlined by two of pop music’s most popular superstars, Tate McRae and Benson Boone.

Hip-hop heads and R&B lovers, a massive month awaits with a back-to-back one-two punch of Ice Cube and NBA YoungBoy at the Ball Arena, the latter bringing fellow modern hip-hop heavyweights Offset, Toosii and DeeBaby in tow, followed up by R&B sensation Kali Uchis performing her hits for the masses. Other notable rappers/R&B artists taking to the stages across the metro this month include Rico Nasty, Caskey and Aminé.

Fans of alternative and indie music will have the opportunity to enjoy performances from some of the genres biggest acts, such as Ben Folds, X Ambassadors, Everclear, D4VD, Royel Otis, I Don’t Know How But They Found Me and Passion Pit, just to name a few.

Of course, there can’t be a Mile High Summer finale without EDM, and thankfully, some of the biggest DJs in the scene are passing through and closing out the summer with booming bass drops. Notable DJs performing this month include Diplo, Above & Beyond, Walker & Royce, Noizu and Dombresky.

For those who like it loud and rowdy, September’s slate of punk, rock and metal will have every rocker, mosher, punk and metalhead needing a neck chiropractor by the month’s end. Some of rock music’s most iconic artists and bands will be performing this month across Denver, such as Deftone, Breaking Benjamin, Three Days Grace, Marylin Manson, Chevelle, Mudvayne, Static-X and 10 Years. For those who prefer their slice of rock complete with mohawks, Vans and denim vests, modern and classic punk and hardcore mainstays such as Turnstile, Alkaline Trio, Sunny Day Real Estate, The Hives, The Struts and Wargasm will be orchestrating citywide circle pits for those who dare to enter. However, Denver’s metalheads might have it made the most this month, as the biggest names in metal representing the genre’s many subgenres will be taking things to eleven. Headlined by metalcore royalty Bring Me The Horizon and Motionless In White, metalheads will be able to rage with performances by The Callous Daoboys, Born Of Osiris, Landmvrks, Alestorm, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club and Walls Of Jericho, just to name a few.

This month’s full slate of concerts can be found below.

Ball Arena

• Transit options:
  • Light rail lines: D, E, W (Ball Arena•Elitch Gardens Station)
  • Bus routes: 1, 15L, 20 (Auraria Parkway and 7th/9th Street)
• Concerts:
  • Sept. 12-13: Nate Bargatze – “Big Dumb Eyes World Tour”
  • Sept. 15: Deftones
    • Support: Idles and The Barbarians Of California
  • Sept. 16: Ice Cube – “Truth To Power: Four Decades of Attitude North America Tour”
  • Sept. 17: NBA YoungBoy – “MASA Tour”
    • Support: Offset, Toosii, DeeBaby, Mellow Rackz, Baby Mel, Lil Dump and k3
  • Sept. 20: Tate McRae – “Miss Possessive Tour”
    • Support: Zara Larsson
  • Sept. 22: Benson Boone – “American Heart World Tour”
  • Sept. 25: Kali Uchis – “The Sincerely Tour”
    • Support: Thee Sacred Souls
  • Sept. 26: Junior H – “Sad Boyz Live & Broken Tour”
  • Sept. 29: Bring Me The Horizon – “USA Ascension Program”
    • Support: Motionless In White, The Plot In You and Amira Elfeky

Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre

• Transit options:
  • Light rail lines: E, R (Arapahoe at Village Center Station)
  • Bus routes: 153, 169, AT (Arapahoe at Village Center Station) | 66 (South Yosemite Street and Peakview Avenue)
• Concerts:
  • Sept. 25: Breaking Benjamin and Three Days Grace
    • Support: Return To Dust
  • Sept. 27: Above & Beyond – “Bigger Than All Of Us Tour”
    • Support: Sultan+Shepard and Hana

Project 70: Under the Bridge

• Transit options:
  • Commuter rail line: N (48th & Brighton•National Western Center Station)
  • Bus routes: 48 (48th & Brighton•National Western Center Station)
• Concerts:
  • Sept. 30: Turnstile

Bellco Theatre

• Transit options:
  • Light rail lines: Service temporarily suspended due the Downtown Rail Reconstruction Project
  • 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) | 16FR (16th and Arapahoe streets)
• Concerts:
  • Sept. 20: Ron White

Boettcher Concert Hall

• Transit options:
  • Light rail lines: Service temporarily suspended due the Downtown Rail Reconstruction Project
  • 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) | 16FR (16th and Arapahoe streets)
• Concerts:
  • Sept. 12-13: Ben Folds with the Colorado Symphony
  • Sept. 14: Colorado Symphony Cello Ensemble
  • Sept. 19-21: Peter Oundjian – “Respighi Pines of Rome”
  • Sept. 25: Colorado Symphony – “Latin Beats: Sonidos de las Américas”
  • Sept. 27: Rajaton and the Colorado Symphony – “Stayin’ Alive: The Bee Gees and Beyond”
  • Sept. 28: The Young Artists Orchestra – “Twilight Dreams”

Paramount Theatre

• Transit options:
  • Light rail lines: Service temporarily suspended due the Downtown Rail Reconstruction Project
  • Bus routes: 1, 9, 10, 15/15L, 20, 44 (17th Street and Glenarm Place) | 16FR (16th Street and Glenarm Place)
• Concerts:
  • Sept. 11: Amy Grant
  • Sept. 12: Becky Robinson – “Members Only Tour”
  • Sept. 13: X Ambassadors – “The VHS(X) North American Tour”
    • Support: Delacey
  • Sept. 14: Steven Wilson – “The Overview Tour”
  • Sept. 16: Raphael Saadiq – “No Bandwidth!”
  • Sept. 17: UB40 – “The Relentless Tour 2025”
  • Sept. 18: Chris Botti
  • Sept. 19: Kyle Kinane
  • Sept. 20: Normal Gossip – “Normal Gossip Live”
  • Sept. 24: Tom Keifer and LA Guns
  • Sept. 26-28: Taylor Tomlinson – “The Save Me Tour”
  • Sept. 29: The Rocky Horror Picture Show – “The Rocky Horror Picture Show 50th Anniversary with Barry Bostwick”

The JunkYard

• Transit options:
  • Bus route: 9 (West 8th Avenue and Wyandot Street)
• Concerts:
  • Sept. 27: Day Trip Block Party Denver
    1. Lineup: Diplo, Walker & Royce, Noizu, Omnom, Vnssa, Dreya V, Owie, GS5 and Sonrizas

Mission Ballroom

• Transit options:
  • Commuter rail line: A (38th•Blake Station)
  • Bus route: 48 (Brighton Boulevard and 43rd Street)
• Concerts:
  • Sept. 12: D4VD
    • Support: Yung Kai
  • Sept. 14: Father John Misty
    • Support: Cut Worms
  • Sept. 16: Nxworries – “Why Lawd? Tour”
    • Support: Rae Khalil
  • Sept. 19: Mickman
    • Support: Resonant Language, Skope and Smigonaut
  • Sept. 20: Alex G
    • Support: Nilüfer Yanya
  • Sept. 23: The Teskey Brothers
    • Support: The Paper Kites
  • Sept. 26: Deathpact
    • Support: A Hundred Drums, Deadcrow, Pierce and Bernzikial
  • Sept. 27: Big Wild – “Whild Child Tour”
    • Support: Shallou
  • Sept. 30: Royel Otis
    • Support: BBY

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 RTD’s Next Ride and Service Alerts for the latest updates before boarding.
• Concerts:
  • Sept. 13: Marina – “The Princess of Power Tour”
    • Support: Coco & Clair Clair
  • Sept. 14: tripleS – “Alpine World Tour”
  • Sept. 16: Chevelle
    • Support: Asking Alexandria and Dead Poet Society
  • Sept. 19: Jessie Murph – “Worldwide Hysteria”
    • Support: Nino Paid
  • Sept. 20: Eladio Carrión – “DON KBRN World Tour”
  • Sept. 23: Mudvayne – “L.D. 50 25th Anniversary Tour”
    • Support: Static-X and Vended
  • Sept. 24: Noah Cyrus – “I Want My Loved Ones To Go With Me”
    • Support: Carter Faith
  • Sept. 25: Marilyn Manson – “One Assassination Under God Tour”
    • Support: Seven Hours After Violet
  • Sept. 27: Aminé – “Tour De Dance 2025”
    • Support: Lido

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 RTD’s Next Ride and Service Alerts for the latest updates before boarding.
• Concerts:
  • Sept. 9: Shoreline Mafia – “Back in Bidness Tour”
  • Sept. 10: Osees
    • Support: DMBQ
  • Sept. 12: The Hives
    • Support: Snooper
  • Sept. 13: Max McNown – “Forever Ain’t Long Enough Tour”
    • Support: Austin Mackay
  • Sept. 19: Dombresky – “Inferno”
    • Support: Don Fuego and Boogie Lights
  • Sept. 20: D.O.D
    • Support: Camden Cox and Jeckett
  • Sept. 21: Spacey Jane – “If That Makes Sense Tour”
    • Support: The Belair Lip Bombs
  • Sept. 23: The Struts – “Celebrating the 10-year anniversary of ‘Everybody Wants’”
    • Support: Dirty Honey
  • Sept. 24: Cuco
  • Sept 26-27: They Might Be Giants
  • Sept. 28: Rico Nasty – “Lethal World Tour”
    • Support: Sadboi
  • Sept. 30: Passion Pit
    • Support: Ryan Weaver

Bluebird Theater

• Transit options:
  • Bus route: 15 (Colfax Avenue and Cook Street)
    • NOTE: Construction work on the East Colfax Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project may impact RTD service to this venue. Check RTD’s Next Ride and Service Alerts for the latest updates before boarding.
• Concerts:
  • Sept. 9: Tops
    • Support: Babe Corner
  • Sept. 10: Chaparelle
    • Support: Extra Gold
  • Sept. 12: Amistat
    • Support: Emily James
  • Sept. 13-14: The Lone Bellow
    • Support:
      • Sept. 13: Bonnie and Taylor Sims
      • Sept. 14: Meegan Burtt
  • Sept. 16: Darren Kiely
    • Support: Ryan McMullan
  • Sept: 17: Yeule – “Eva Girl Tour”
    • Support: Fish Narc
  • Sept. 18: Duckworth – “All American Freak Show Tour”
    • Support: Sherwyn
  • Sept. 19: Nimino
  • Sept. 20: Starjunk 95
  • Sept. 24: Quannnic – “Warbrained”
    • Support: KMoe
  • Sept. 25: Marc E. Bassy
    • Support: Denoe
  • Sept. 26: Arcy Drive – “The Pit Tour”
    • Support: Foxtide
  • Sept. 27: Swans
    • Support: Little Annie and Paul Wallfisch
  • Sept. 28: Born Of Osiris – “Through Shadows USA Tour”
    • Support: The Browning, Axty, Lost In Separation and Under Auburn Skies
  • Sept. 29: Brooks Nielsen
  • Sept. 30: Adam Melchor – “The Diary of Living on Tour”

Summit Music Hall

• Transit options:
  • Commuter rail lines: A, B, G, N (Union Station)
  • Light rail lines: D, 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, 16FR (Union Station)
• Concerts:
  • Sept. 13: Destin Conrad – “Love On Digital Tour”
    • Support: Mack Keane
  • Sept. 16: Vola
    • Support: Mind Incision and Daedric
  • Sept. 20: Two Lanes
    • Support: John Jayes
  • Sept. 21: Beach Fossils
    • Support: Launder and Girlpuppy
  • Sept. 22: Anamanaguchi – “The Buckwild Tour”
    • Support: Astrid and Charloux
  • Sept. 23: Landmvrks
    • Support: Silly Goose, Novelists and Resolve
  • Sept. 24: Brutalismus 3000
    • Support: Eera
  • Sept. 26: Alestorm
    • Support: Glyph and Gloryhammer
  • Sept. 27: Louie TheSinger – “One For The Hometown Tour 2025”
  • Sept. 28: Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
    • Support: Humanist
  • Sept. 30: Bruce Dickinson
    • Support: Christopher Charles Romero

Marquis Theater

• Transit options:
  • Commuter rail lines: A, B, G, N (Union Station)
  • Light rail lines: D, 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, 16FR (Union Station)
• Concerts:
  • Sept. 11: Blanco White
    • Support: Fairhazel
  • Sept. 12: The Hope Conspiracy
    • Support: Time X Heist, Ukko’s Hammer and Eyes of Salt
  • Sept. 13: Wisp
    • Support: Dream, Ivory; and Aldn
  • Sept. 14: Be Your Own Pet
    • Support: Cherry Spit and Cleaner
  • Sept. 17: The Palms – “10 years: Past, Present and Beyond”
    • Support: Post Nachos
  • Sept. 18: Daisy The Great – “The Rubber Teeth Talk Tour”
    • Support: The Ophelias
  • Sept. 20: Caskey – “Black Sheep 5 Tour”
    • Support: ClicKlak
  • Sept. 21: Mind’s Eye and Hot Flash Heat Wave
    • Support: Roe Kapara
  • Sept. 23: ThxSoMch
    • Support: Re6ce
  • Sept. 24: Oracle Sisters
    • Support: Sabrina McCalla and Casey Jane
  • Sept. 25: The Haunt
    • Support Magic Whatever
  • Sept. 27: Slow Crush
    • Support: NVM and Faetooth
  • Sept. 29: Cochise
    • Support: Pradabashawty
  • Sept. 30: Diggy Graves – “Crash My Funeral Tour”
    • Support: Resentvul

Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom

• Transit options:
  • Light rail line: Service temporarily suspended due the Downtown Rail Reconstruction Project
  • Bus routes: 38, 43 (California/Stout and 27th streets) | 12, 28 (Downing Street and 26th Avenue)
• Concerts:
  • Sept. 10: Terror Reid – “Samsara Tour”
    • Support: Domsta, Warlord Colossus and Eliozie
  • Sept. 11: Kota The Friend – “No Rap On Sunday Tour”
    • Support: Hello Oshay
  • Sept. 12: Here Come The Mummies – “The Mummfest Tour”
    • Support: Lachy Doley and Platinum Moon
  • Sept. 13: The Sponges
    • Support: N2N, Owie, Rumpus and Funktion-1 Sound
  • Sept. 18: Alejo, Braek and Hoopla
  • Sept. 19: Fortunate Youth – “Love For The Music Tour”
  • Sept. 20: Sizzla – “Dis A Reggae”
  • Sept. 21: TWRP – “The Longest Weekend”
    • Support: Los Angeles Power Disco
  • Sept. 22: Lil Tracy – “The Blood Moon Tour”
    • Support: Cold Hart
  • Sept. 25: Mall Grab and Salute
    • Support: Flaming Olive
  • Sept. 26: Afrobeats To The World Denver
  • Sept. 27: Nate Smith
    • Support: Anna Butterss, James Francies, Josh Johnson and Ian Gilley Band

NOTE: For information about performances at Cervantes’ Other Side, please visit their website at https://cervantesmasterpiece.com for the full schedule of concerts and events.

Larimer Lounge

• Transit option:
  • Bus route: ART (Larimer and 28th Street)
• Concerts:
  • Sept. 10: Pink Skies
    • Support: Sour Magic and Flower Head
  • Sept. 11: Ninajirachi
    • Support: Somewhere Special and Vyblossom
  • Sept. 12: Multiple shows
    • Show #1: Best Man
      • Support: Summer Bedhead and Lonely Choir
    • Show #2: Bingewatch
      • Support: Jenessa Acosta, Tedd Adam and Aspen
  • Sept. 13: Multiple shows
    • Show #1: Public Picasso
      • Support: Shem Myung and Terminal Count
    • Show #2: Techno Tupac
      • Support: Housewife, Details and LNG
  • Sept. 14: Fossil Fuel
    • Support: Crokomoko and No More cheering
  • Sept. 16: Hotline TNT
    • Support: Path Of Totality and Combat Naps
  • Sept. 17: The Kaleidoscope Kid
    • Support: N.U.B.S.
  • Sept. 18: Evanoff
    • Support: Oomah, Ganeesha and 4thkind
  • Sept. 19: Multiple shows
    • Show #1: Five Minutes Out
      • Support: Maws and Legs the Band
    • Show #2: Groove District
      • Support: Chappiefunk, DJ Stein and David Ruiz
  • Sept. 20: Multiple shows
    • Blonde Maze
      • Support: Alex Baker
    • Leisan
  • Sept. 21: Public Opinion
    • Support: Broken Record, Undissassembled and Nautiloid
  • Sept. 22: Naethan Apollo
    • Support: Mars Mignon
  • Sept. 23: Harf
    • Support: Joe Kaplow and Kyle Szalay
  • Sept. 24: Aurorawave
    • Support: Brace Yourself and Mind State
  • Sept. 25: Nikademis
    • Support: Omas and Kotrax
  • Sept. 26: Multiple shows
    • Show #1: Bitter Boxer
      • Support: Dead Failure and The Ephinjis
    • Show #2: Amél, Zander Shine, Ryan Leary and Charlie Wonder
  • Sept. 27: Multiple shows
    • Show #1: Stacey Ryan
      • Support: Haven Madison and The Collarbones
    • Show #2: Jamø
  • Sept. 28: Nourished By Time – “The Passionate Ones Tour”
    • Support: Wits and Smitty

HQ

• Transit option:
  • Bus route: 0 (South Broadway and West Bayaud Avenue or South Lincoln Street and Bayaud Avenue)
• Concerts:
  • Sept. 10: Wargasm
    • Support: Dropout Kings and No Future
  • Sept. 14: The BellRays
    • Support: Curbside Anthem and Bad Year
  • Sept. 15: Deathwish
    • Support: Retox AD and Disease Called Human
  • Sept. 21: The Snares – “Damaged Goods Tour 2025”
    • Support: Mood Swinger and Cosmic Smoke Wagon
  • Sept. 23: Urban Heat
    • Support: Mass Minor, Yonnas and DJ Niq V
  • Sept. 24: Panzerfaust – “All Grounds Zeroed Tour”
    • Support: Groza, Vile Aesthetic and Oreyn
  • Sept. 26: Carcass – “Putrefaction 2025 Tour”
    • Support: Burjeria, Necrot and Hedonist
  • Sept. 27: Igor and the Red Elvises
    • Support: Graveyard People and Nub

Hi-Dive

• Transit options:
  • Bus routes: 0/0L (South Lincon Street and Bayaud Avenue or Broadway and West 1st Avenue) | 52 (West 1st Avenue and Bannock Street) | ART (South Cherokee Street and West Ellsworth Avenue)
• Concerts:
  • Sept. 10: Omni
    • Support: Benét and Supreme Joy
  • Sept. 12: Arson Charge
    • Support: Church Fire and Circling Over
  • Sept. 13: Circling Girl
    • Support: Genevieve Libien and Look At Fiona
  • Sept. 14: Big Fun
    • Support: Flak, Purity Control and Watch Yourself Die
  • Sept. 16: Ryder The Eagle
    • Support: Pink Lady Monster and BabyBaby
  • Sept. 18: Jenny Don’t and The Spurs
    • Support: The Gray Jays
  • Sept. 22: Beherit
    • Support: Weregoat and Black Curse
  • Sept. 24: The Callous Daoboys – “Heaven Across North America”
    • Support: UnityTX, Your Spirit Dies and Crush++
  • Sept. 26: Cherry Spit
    • Support: Replica City and Scorplings

The Oriental Theater

• Transit options:
  • Bus route: 44 (West 44th Avenue and Tennyson Street)
• Concerts:
  • Sept. 13: Jorge Luis Chacin – “Contento y En Vivo”
  • Sept. 16: Rhapsody Of Fire
    • Support: Enforcer, Witherfall and Striker
  • Sept. 18: Cowboy Mouth
    • Support: Lvvrs
  • Sept. 19: Gian Marco
  • Sept. 21: Walls Of Jericho
    • Support: Suicide Cages, Chew Thru and Moral Law
  • Sept. 26: 10 Years – “’The Autumn Effect’ 20th Anniversary Tour”
    • Support: Snakes of Russia and Kamenar
  • Sept. 27: Nitzer Ebb and Front Line Assembly – “Industrial Nation 2025”
    • Support: Clock DVA and Lead Into Gold
  • Sept. 28: Aaron Garcia & Friends
    • Support: Vido Sun, Hippie Warewolves, The Trainwreckers, 78 Bombs, Sunrise Drive and Northside Darling
  • Sept. 30: Michael Schenker – “My Years With UFO” Tour

Gothic Theatre

• Transit options:
  • Bus routes: 0 (South Broadway and Eastman Avenue or Englewood Parkway and South Acoma Street) | 0B (Englewood Parkway and South Acoma Street) | 12, 35 (Englewood Parkway and South Acoma Street or Girard Avenue and South Lincoln Street)
• Concerts:
  • Sept. 10: CMAT – “It’s the Euro-Country Tour!”
    • Support: Tele Novella
  • Sept. 12: Arć de Soleil – “La Mirage Tour 2025”
  • Sept. 13: Tab Benoit – “I Hear Thunder Tour”
  • Sept. 18: The Rapture
  • Sept. 19: Everclear – “’Sparkle and Fade’ 30th Anniversary Tour”
    • Support: Local H and Sponge
  • Sept. 20: Nick Shoulders – “The Universe of Battle Tour”
    • Support: Jude Brothers
  • Sept. 26: Iniko – “Awakening the Empire North American Tour”
    • Support: Bryan Breeding and Evolution of the Revolution
  • Sept. 27: Samia – “Bloodless USA & Canada 2025”
    • Support: Renny Conti

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. 14: Max McNown – “Forever Ain’t Long Enough Tour”
  • Sept. 18: A.J. Croce
  • Sept. 19: Sunny Day Real Estate
    • Support: Cursive
  • Sept. 22: Hokus Pokus Live!
  • Sept. 23: James
  • Sept. 24: Pepper and Tunnel Vision
  • Sept. 25: Big Wild – “Wild Child Tour”
    • Support: Shallou
  • Sept. 26-27: Mark Normand – “Ya Don’t Say Tour”
  • Sept. 28: Alok – “Hairy Situation: A Comedy Show”
  • Sept. 29: Alkaline Trio – “Channel 93.3 Punk Tacos presents Alkaline Trio”
    • Support: Public Opinion
  • Sept. 30: Panda Bear
    • Support: Deakin

Fox Theatre

• Transit options:
  • Bus routes: 204, 225/225D, AB1, DASH, GS, SKIP (Broadway and Pleasant Street or Broadway and College Avenue)
• Concerts:
  • Sept. 10: I Don’t Know How But They Found Me
  • Sept. 11: The Copper Children
    • Support: Phoebe Nix, The Speeks and Hard Maybe
  • Sept. 12: Melvins – “Stop Your Whining Tour”
    • Support: Redd Kross
  • Sept. 13: Young & Dead
  • Sept. 14: The Symposium
    • Support: John Myrtle
  • Sept. 17: Yaima
    • Support: Sommer Love and Lotte Walda
  • Sept. 18: Black Uhuru
    • Support: Mr. Mota
  • Sept. 20: Cowboy Mouth
    • Support: Lvvrs
  • Sept. 21: Hunter Stone Band – “Save Alaya Preschool Fundraiser and Concert”
    • Support: Rolling Harvest
  • Sept. 26: Cherub – “Everything Changes and That’s Ok”
    • Support: Louis Futon and Sessy
  • Sept. 27: Arcy Drive – “The Pit Tour”
    • Support: Foxtide
  • Sept. 30: Rose City Band
    • Support: Prairiewold