Live Entertainment in Morrison

Red Rocks Amphitheatre is arguably America's greatest concert venue — a 9,545-seat open-air amphitheatre carved into naturally occurring red sandstone rock formations in the Colorado foothills, 15 miles west of Denver. The geological acoustics, 6,450-foot elevation, and panoramic mountain sunsets create a concert experience impossible to replicate. Every major artist dreams of performing here; every music fan has Red Rocks on their bucket list.

Red Rocks Amphitheatre is universally considered the world's most beautiful concert venue — a naturally occurring sandstone amphitheater 6,450 feet above sea level where two 300-foot red sandstone formations frame a 9,525-capacity stage with the Denver skyline as a backdrop. U2's Under a Blood Red Sky (recorded here), countless legendary performances from Jimi Hendrix to Radiohead to Phish, and its extraordinary geological beauty create a concert experience that is without parallel anywhere on Earth.

Red Rocks Amphitheatre is the most magnificent concert venue in America — a naturally formed sandstone amphitheater 14 miles west of Denver where a 300-million-year-old geological formation creates acoustics so extraordinary that the US Geological Survey calls them perfect. Every artist who has performed at Red Rocks (from the Beatles to U2 to the Grateful Dead) has cited it as their greatest performance experience, making it the most universally beloved concert venue in the world.