Gothic Theatre

I loved it!!! Forrest and Hellogoodbye were just pure awesomeness. They did the entire Zombies (& Epstein Files) set and some oldies and newies. During the show, Forrest even acknowledged my homemade poster referring to the Baby It’s Fact music video (it said Forrest vs Blake, and Forrest won 28 to zero, and ended up getting Chelsea <3 <3). Anyways they sounded great, I thought balance was nice across the band, not too heavy on the lows, it wasn’t insanely too loud. And Hellogoodbye had fun audience participation. They also had a decent amount of merch! I got a shirt. They had vinyls, CDs, shirts, and more. This was my 2nd time seeing Hellogoodbye and I can’t wait for the third! However, Everything is Debatable.

KOKOROKO was EXCELLENT. they put on a great show from beginning to end. when they opened with "my father in heaven" I knew this was going to be a good show. they are all very talented musicians & the love of their craft came through to the audience & the audience showed love back to them. going forward I will keep an eye on their tour schedule because if I am anywhere they happen to be playing, I will be highly motivated to find a way to see them perform live again.

Unbelievable… was my favorite album growing up as a kid and this was one of the best experiences of my life. I’m 27. This is the 5th time I’ve seen Geoff and the guys over the past couple years and this was the best yet. How someone can sing/rock like that at 66 is beyond me. You’re giving me the opportunity to do something I never thought I’d be able to do in 2025. Let alone my favorite album. The band is absolutely incredible. Thank you, Geoff for giving me another set of memories that will last a lifetime

Nightosphere and Gouge Away were both fantastic opening acts. However, I came specifically to see Chat Pile and my high expectations were exceeded! They had so much energy and fire in their performance. Plus, the crowd was so wonderful too. A great group of people to come together to see some of the best modern music that will stand the test of time. Highly recommended! I will see them play again!

I will never forget this performance! Sueco, and and the crew, put their heart and souls into every single moment. Sueco jumped into the crowd to perform up close. Dude also crowd surfed with a literal surfboard while performing. He jumped off the second story balcony into the crowd. He did a fundraiser for breast cancer. There were Magic the Gathering cards. He did a small "wall of death" to mix up the crowd and give people a chance to go nuts. We sung happy birthday to his manager (and tasted the cake. You had to be there). He ripped off his undies and threw it to the crowd. And if you're laughing, thinking I'm making it all up- maybe I am? You have to go to a concert and find out. ;) Thanks Sueco for being you! Never stop! Come back to Denver soon, yeah?

We were so happy we were able to attend this show. I flew up to Denver from New Mexico just to see this show. The venue was the perfect size---large enough to be filled without feeling crowded and small enough that Sophie could really engage with the audience. I loved that she took the time to learn a few facts about the Denver area to make the show even more personal. All in all it was a wonderful night out and I don't think anyone was disappointed.

The Damned were absolutely amazing! They were on my list for sure. We saw them at Fiddler's Green but I think a smaller venue like the Gothic was the right decision. It was our first time at the Gothic and it's a great venue. The sight lines were awesome and it was easy to get drinks. I'd recommend this place to see showt

Pretty much everything was awesome. Chaos and Carnage, what can we say more. Wish it were held at the Summit though. I will say this, Vitriol, get rid of your merch guy. That guys a douche bag to everyone. I watched him practically for an hour sitting on the bar stools in front of the merch tables just being a jerk to a lot of people. I did enjoy watching Vitriol and everyone else and enjoyed discovering Vitriol on the lineup and getting to know their albums before the show.

Simply the best concert I've ever been to...The band has such a strong energy and is really playing with the public, it was fantastic! The fact that I was just a couple meters from them helped a lot for sure... I don't know if it's due to the place (Gothic Theater) or from the band's sound system, but the sound was really not the best though...

Great Show ! GBH came in and knocked it out of the park no blabbing on and on like the supporting acts. The establishment was awesome too. Going in through one door sucked but everything else was good. GBH needs to keep it up with all the bangers opening up with diplomatic immunity and ending with their Motörhead cover of bomber. 22 years since I first saw them and still impactful.

This was the most perfectly mixed concert I have ever attended. I cannot believe how incredible they sounded, even front and center. Normally there, even in the past at this very venue, at the very least you get faded vocals front and center. But every single part of their sound was crystal clear the whole night. They had a couple minor technical problems during songs that they fixed efficiently without out throwing off the grove of the rest of the the band playing or the audiences vibes. And the technical skill? Oh f**k, their talent knows no ends! This blew bands I've seen like A Perfect Circle and Porcupine Tree out of the water

Show was amazing every band performed great, Sorry Sweetheart really kicked it off and got the crowd ready to bounce and move. You can feel the energy coming out of them even when one of them has a broken foot. Younger than Niels mostly h******e-ska set kept the energy high. Piñata Protest had some of the best audience participation ever, even with more than half the venue barely understanding them. The Mad Caddies were also just amazing really ended the night on a good note.

Fantastic show! Denver bands Sorry Sweetheart, Younger Than Neil played to the crowd and enjoyed every minute of their sets. Pinata Protest with their unique style took the crowd to another level and set the bar for Mad Caddies, who did not disappoint. And, as expected, an awesome show from Mad Caddies. So much fun! Great atmosphere and great fans for all the bands.

She came in with a cold, but you couldn't even tell and she was still givin it all she had! The emotional rollercoaster of the low lows and quiet reverent moments interspersed with silly, more upbeat dance-y tunes made for a full experience and was a bit hard to adjust from one to the other within two consecutive songs. She's more self-assured and comfortable nowadays than I've ever seen her on-stage though, which shows her growth as a performer alongside her songwriting.

The girls' vocals hold up live! Their harmonies/intertwining vocals feel so natural and seamless, like one voice as opposed to two. Wynter's vocals were a bit muffled at times and kinda soft/mumbled too close to the mic, but she had more rock star energy than I was expecting from this kind of music. Tessa was super consistent and holding everything down on guitar and vocals. Their drummer was goin HARD. They were a bit nervous and uncertain I could tell, but with more experience, they're gonna be bona fide indie rockers.

They put their full energy into it and the dance moves, light effects, and amount of rapport with the crowd was just right but shortest show I've ever been to for a headlining act?? Whole thing only lasted 2.5 hrs and that was with a 30+ min opener and not starting til 9pm and ending before 10:30pm. Encore was a bit odd in that they just walked off stage without addressing the crowd so I couldn't tell it was even "end of show". But the intention to create a safe space for their LGBTQ+ community was thoroughly driven home.

VOWWS was a great opening act! Definitely going to be diving into their music more after experiencing them live. Billy Howerdel put out a very beautiful and inspirational album and getting to see him perform these songs live was an experience I will never forget. Thank you Billy for bringing such an amazing album on the road with you to share with your fans.

Good show! Andy played many songs that I wanted to hear, mostly from 2015+. The vocals, guitars and clarinet were amazing. The drums were on point but not as nuanced in some songs as they were on albums. Closed with ‘Satan’ and encore with ‘Wendell Walker,’ slightly downers, I would have liked some songs from earlier albums or some upbeat Foxwarren songs. Happy I could see the show, Andy Shauf has such a unique confessional style.

The band was awesome. We did the VIP and were right up front for the show. Great songs, great playing, great crowd interaction. Another amazing thing are their fans. The Strutters. A surprisingly amount of people I talked to knew each other and had saw multiple shows. And they were very friendly! Very cool. They are the best new band out there. Two albums and they have no “bathroom break” songs! Like I said, it was awesome. I can’t wait to see them again. Next tour I am gonna take a week and see multiple shows! Do not miss them when they are near (or far) from you. Also the openers “The Glorious Sons” were great, too. Keep on Strutting!

Sooo good...such a solid live sound and intensity. The crisp delivery of their musical skill and brotherly vibe, you could feel how deeply they were connected wherever you were in the audience. This undeniably powerful grouping will go far and long into the musical experience and I cannot wait to see and hear what they come up with next. If they are coming near, get out there and see them or they will power their way past, as smooth as any!