After last summer’s truncated schedule of events with only a 175-person capacity, Red Rocks made its triumphant return on Thursday with the first of a four-night run from the instrumental electronic jam band Lotus.
While the venue’s normal capacity is about 9,500 people, current COVID-19 restrictions are , with the hope that capacities can increase as the weather heats up and vaccine rates increase.
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Even with rescheduled tours, conflicting restrictions in cities around the country and general pandemic uncertainty, Red Rocks’ 2021 calendar is . You’ll spot a number of acts that tend to swing through Morrison each summer, such as Leftover Salmon, the Colorado Symphony, Disco Biscuits, Umphrey’s McGee, The Avett Brothers, Nathaniel Rateliff and many more.
Next up on Red Rocks’ schedule once Lotus’ run ends: the rescheduled 80th anniversary season dedication on April 28 (hosted by ); Trevor Hall and Cas Haley April 29-30; and Kaytranada May 1-2. Tickets and detailed information on pandemic restrictions are at .
