From geologic miracles to beer-soaked dives, Denver's got venues to suit all genres and patrons.
Red Rocks Park & Amphitheatre
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Looming slabs of blood-red sandstone that perfectly reverberate sound waves make this setting so iconic many bands choose to release dvds of their concerts here. Nearly every Coloradan has at least one story of an epic evening spent among the monoliths overlooking the city lights in the company of great artists.
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Ogden Theatre
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Recently AEG took over operations and brought along new flooring, a state of the art soundsystem and a wraparound balcony. The renovations successfully transformed the historic charity case into one of Denver's premier venues for national acts, mainly of the rock variety. With about 150 annual concerts, the Ogden has finally found its niche.
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Hi-Dive
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A night at the Hi-dive will shoot you straight to the heart of Denver's hipster music scene, and who knows, maybe you'll witness the beginning of the next big thing. Shows are always cheap (often under $20) and drinks are a similar bargain.
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The Church
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Denver is no Berlin, so a venue with character as bold as that of The Church is a valuable treasure. International, national and local DJ's play here. With a playlist of salsa, bachata, reggeton and cumbia Latin Saturdays can be especially fun, but be prepared for curious (though not unfriendly) glances if you aren't hispanic or latin yourself.
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Fillmore Auditorium
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Once a roller-rink, then a farmers' market and now a concert venue, the Fillmore' vast hardwood floor is uncluttered by any fixed seating and ideal for dancing. The massive purple chandeliers which illuminate the space also lend the theater a sumptuous ambiance.
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Cervantes Masterpiece Ballroom
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In 2010 new owners took over, renamed the venue Cervantes, and made some technical improvements. The music hosted has shifted from jazz towards dubstep, electronica, hip-hop acts, DJs, bluegrass and jam bands. Cervantes consists of two venues, the larger 'masterpiece ballroom' and the smaller 'otherside' just next door.
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Bluebird Theater
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Smaller than a stadium or concert hall, the stage can be seen clearly from anywhere inside and the reasonably priced bar is easy to access. Still, the sound quality is respectable. On top of all that, both important names in alternative music and local heroes book gigs here, with ticket prices often less than half of what you may pay elsewhere.
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Larimer Lounge
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Local acts feature regularly here in addition to national up-and-comers. The space is small and intimate, so if you're lucky, you may get up close and personal with Denver's next superstars. As an added bonus the beer selection is good and reasonably priced, plus tickets are always cheap!
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Beta Nightclub
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According to rapper Talib Kweli, "People who have never partied in Denver don't really understand how hard they go here". If you want to dive in head first and dance all through the night, Beta is the place to go.
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