The details, in daylight
Nathaniel Rateliff played Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison on 18 August 2026. This show has already taken place — see Nathaniel Rateliff's page on KeenToGo for their upcoming dates.
A 9,525-seat amphitheatre carved between two 300-foot sandstone monoliths outside Denver, opened in 1941 and considered by many artists the greatest venue on earth. U2's Under a Blood Red Sky and the annual Film on the Rocks are part of its legend. Nathaniel Rateliff is a Denver-based soul revivalist whose stomping S.O.B. with The Night Sweats and tender solo work made him roots music's biggest modern voice.
Asked about the venue
About Red Rocks Amphitheatre
How many people does Red Rocks hold?
9,525 — seated between two 300-foot sandstone monoliths in Morrison, Colorado, about 15 miles west of Denver.
Why is Red Rocks so famous?
It's a naturally formed, open-air amphitheatre with acoustics artists rave about — U2 recorded Under a Blood Red Sky there in 1983, and playing Red Rocks is a career milestone across every genre.
What elevation is Red Rocks Amphitheatre?
About 6,450 feet above sea level — visiting flatlanders genuinely feel the altitude on the walk up.