Red Rocks Amphitheatre Is World's Most-Attended Venue in 2021, According to Billboard
/PRNewswire/ -- There's a new #1 at the top of Billboard Magazine's year-end chart of top-grossing and best-attended venues: Red Rocks Amphitheatre....
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/PRNewswire/ -- There's a new #1 at the top of Billboard Magazine's year-end chart of top-grossing and best-attended venues: Red Rocks Amphitheatre....
In May 2021, Denver Arts & Venues was still sending out releases calling the city's cultural plan "Imagine 2020." Looking back over the past year, who'd want to do that? In 2014, then-Arts & Venues head Kent Rice and his team, which included current agency director Ginger White, did. At the time, imagining far-off 2020 seemed a little sci-fi, but in a hopeful way. Only a prophet of doom would predict the dystopian hellscape of fascists attempting to do away with democracy, police killings and riots, and mass death from a pandemic that marked the actual 2020. Last year, we saw mass layoffs...
Mask-free outdoor concerts and larger capacities are coming to Denver, Mayor Hancock said, part of "Denver's All-Star Summer"
"Go to a restaurant," Hancock said. "Enjoy yourself." He did note there will still be some places where masks are required, including hospitals, doctors' offices, child-care centers and schools. But indoor dining and performances will be mask-free. He attributed this shift in policy to the 42 percent of Denver residents who have received the vaccine. "Now, if you haven't been vaccinated, let this serve as a strong incentive to get vaccinated," he said. "This is happening because people got the shot." So what is actually happening around Denver this summer? If the Hancock administration has ...
Red Rocks Amphitheatre Celebrates 80th Anniversary Season With Pandemic Tribute from Caring Coloradans Share Article Performers included firefighters and first responders who played their bagpipes and drums for communities across the state and an ICU nurse whose voice was the sound of caring during the pandemic. Raditya “Rad” Muljadi is an 11-year-old fifth-grader from Parker, CO. His performance at Red Rocks was a showstopper, as he wowed and inspired the crowd of 2,500 attendees. For more than eight decades, Red Rocks has hosted the biggest acts in music history, but few performances ha...