Velorama, the Denver music-and-bicycle festival that launched last year, had , but it’s ready to get back on its bike for another try this summer.
Its marquee race will return, but for those of us that don’t know a velodrome from the music lineup might be the most interesting part of the equation. On Wednesday, the festival offered a peek at the roster for its 2018 festival, which comes to RiNo Aug. 17-19.
This year’s event sports an eclectic lineup, featuring Glass Animals, Cold War Kids, Vince Staples, Matt And Kim, Rainbow Kitten Surprise and The Kills. And that’s just the start: The festival will announce additional artists as summer draws near.
A limited amount of early-bird tickets for the 2018 Velorama Festival will go on sale at 10 a.m. on March 16 via . Those will cost you $90 for all three days of the festival — 40 percent less than the walk-up price of the pass.
The festival grounds are located in the parking lots for Coors Field, and on Saturday and Sunday, will again serve as the start and finish line for the Colorado Classic bicycle race. For you non-pros out there, the event will host a litany of less formal bicycle races, in addition to local beer, cider and food trucks (25 in all).
The 2017 Velorama featured Wilco, Death Cab for Cutie, The New Pornographers and more.
For more information on the festival, go to .
