Coors Field

Once in a lifetime experience. First rock concert I ever been too and glad!. Got to see the whole band perform after 2 years being delayed due to covid, before Mick retired a few months ago! I went alone, but reunited with someone, who also went alone that I didn't speak to for a year, but essentially only liked the band or ever heard of it cause of her an the movie "The Dirt". "The Stadium 🏟️ Tour"

Def Leppard STILL HAS IT!!!!!!! They were amazing and put on a stunning show. Definitely worth sitting thru the heat all day - they were so good! Hadn't seen them in 30 years, and now can't figure out why I stopped seeing them. Will fix that! Joan Jett was also great - so good to see her after all these years. She gave a great performance. My 5 star review is based on DL and JJ.

The show was simply amazing, every band was great but Bret Michaels and Poison were the highlight for me. The band was tight and sounded as good, or better, than they ever did in the 80's and 90's. If you get a chance to see Bret Live, Just Do It!!

I've had to wait my whole life to see them, and I'm glad I wasn't disappointed. Thank you for coming to Denver and for rocking the Mile High city.

Definitely one helluva good time. From Joan Jett and the Blackheart kickin' it off with a bang, then Poison (Brett Michaels vocals still sound amazing), then Def Leopard kept us going until sunset, then the Crue took to the stage. Great performances from all the bands. The crowd was in it for the duration. I didn't want it to end!!

Bret Michaels delivered an excellent show as usual. He even honored veterans and introduced his daughters. He was truly the nicest down to earth rock star I have ever met. Of course I met him 25 years ago at Red Rocks, but he still seems the be the same. Love Poison! Awesome show!

From Joan Jett belting out the old favorites such as "Do You Wanna Touch Me" and "Bad Reputation" to Motley Crue's rendition of "Smokin' in the Boy's Room", this concert was definitely one for the ages. Joan Jett and the Blackhearts were up first and proved that they were there to rock your socks off. The energy their performance brought had many fans leaving booze lines to sing along with Joan. Ending their set with "I Hate Myself for Loving You", the crowd went wild and "One more, one more" could be heard shouted from several fans. Next up, Poison took the stage and freakin' rocked Denver's Coor's Field with "Your Mamma Don't Dance" and "Talk Dirty To Me" along with a handful of others. Bret and the boys once again proved that not only can they rock but they can roll. The energy that Bret brings to the stage is contagious and he had the floor audience jumping to the beat. For the third act, Def Leppard took to the stage and made the floor shake with each and every song they performed. Such favorites as "Photograph" and "Rock of Ages" showed the nearly sold out stadium fans of all ages that Leppard is not fading away any time soon. As the sunset in Denver, Elliot, Collin, Allen, Campbell and Savage proved that they are truly Armageddon it! With the setting sun came Motley Crue's "Wild Side". The crowd went wild and the whole stadium was shaking with the beat of Tommy's drum. Neil asked if we wanted to hear songs from the first album and of course, we collectively screamed "YES!" With that, Mars' crisp rockin guitar started "Live Wire" and we were all a little bit better than we used to be. "Looks That Kill" started and as usual, this song did not disappoint. The Crue's backup singers/dancers were in barely there leather costumes reminiscent of the 1984 video along with Neil's voice, we all knew that indeed looks can kill. Vince, Mars, Sixx and Lee showed young and old that they still have what it takes to rock out. A concert I wouldn't miss for the world!!

Def Leppard rocked again. A true band. Every member contributes equally to an amazing performance for the fans. The only negative is they didn’t have more time. Go see them. You won’t be disappointed.

Joan Jett & the Blackhearts were AWESOME! Coors/Rockies Stadium SUCKS for concerts! Walkway is too narrow for sold out crowds & merchandise booths. NO bathrooms on the field, NO shade for 100°+ weather!

Love Def Leppard! Unfortunately the large screen stopped working or became dark throughout most of the time they were on stage. It was hard to hear (maybe sound was off) and then hard to see when large screen went dark. Still and always will be one of my favorite bands

Def Leppard are professionals! They are amazing every time I've seen them live. On key, on beat, & sound like the recordings we've grow up on. We'll pay to see them anytime!

It was way too frickin hot so I had to listen from the tunnel but from what I heard Joan Jett still sounds awesome! Glad she played Cherry Bomb and Fake Friends

Everyone loves Bret and he always says something motivating to the crowd who just eats it up. Set was a bit short. I would have liked them to play Unskinny Bop and Something to Believe in rather than Momma Dont Dance. But they still put on a great show

Def Leppard was amazing! They never disappoint! I was so happy they played Let it Go! Very fun upbeat show! Third time seeing them live from the Hysteria tour at McNichol’s arena and can’t wait to see them again!

Zac was great but all the people that just want to talk about them self’s and not enjoy the music is a little out of control. The 4 women next to us that sing when they know a song and then snap chart or whatever when they a song comes on they don’t drives me crazy.

One of the BEST concerts I've been to by far!! The guys sounded fantastic. Their new lead singer sounded exactly like Steve Perry. What an amazing show. Looking forward to when they cone back to Denver and play a Mile High!!

Def Leppard and Journey were awesome!! I missed the Pretenders due to lack of competence at the Venue. It took an hour to get in amd another 45 minutes for t-shirts. ridiculous.

Absolutely amazing! The Eagles always put on an excellent show. Having Jimmy Buffet open was like double dipping goodness! So sad not to see Glen Frey up there but his son, Deacon and Vince Gill both did an incredible job on his behalf!