Seems like people ’re knee-deep in concert statement year. From Red Rocks into Mission Ballroom, a few acts are coming through town.
For starters, the Black Keys have declared their return. Following a gigantic comeback series at the Pepsi Center in September of this past year, the Black Keys have been continuing their “Let’s Rock Tour” but now going into Red Rocks Amphitheatre for a more intimate occasion on July 15. The interesting doesn’t end there, however, because none other the Gary Clark Jr. and The Marcus King Band have been supposed to combine the blues rockers. Gary Clark Jr., particularly, is an astonishing addition to the Red Rocks performance as the musician has headlined the place on his own accord for the last couple of decades.
The legendary quartet, Kraftwerk have declared a run of shows for their 50th Anniversary as a unit, for example plans to reach at Red Rocks around June 29. The operation will deliver the teams 3D creation to lifetime and will mark nearly five decades since they played from the Mile High City. The Kraftwerk 3D series is known to merge performance art, audio and immersive visuals, and is guaranteed to be among the most unique collections to marvel Red Rocks this past year.
Last but surely not least Judas Priest is supposed to strike on Mission Ballroom for a blowout concert on October 9. Like Kraftwerk, Judas Priest who came in 1969 may even celebrate 50 decades on their Heavy Metal Years Tour. ” The group ’s last visit to Denver arrived at the Pepsi Center no more, so that the Mission Ballroom performance will be just one for the diehards.
Kraftwerk-3D goes on sale Thursday, February 27 at 10 a.m. here. Judas Priest and also the Black Keys will both go on sale on Friday, February 28 at 10 a.m. via AXS.
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