Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre

Easily the best concert I've been to. So much fun. People still were sneaking marijuana (not allowed in public in Colorado...) and vaping outside of the smoking areas but I wasn't smelling either the whole time, just occasionally. But Dan+Shay are just as talented in person as they are recorded. The openers were good too, Dylan Marlowe and Jake Owens I think.

It rained during the show so Hollywood Undead’s set was delayed and they only got to play 3 songs when they did finally get to go on stage. I’ve seen them before and LOVE the energy they bring. I, and many others, were upset that their set got cut insanely short. Big bummer… wish the venue could’ve found a way to have given them more time.

Had a rain delay, not terrible, but Ziggy left and did not return to the stage. Super disappointed as they were the main attraction for us, and we had family come in from out of state for the show. Lawn area (general admission) was completely soaked. It had not rained the entire day, it's almost like they had sprinklers run full blast overnight. Pretty disappointed overall.

I've gone to a lot of shows and many this year... This was one of my favorites. Fantastic show by both of them and actually felt like I got two full concerts for the price and effort of one; I am still considering going down to NV just to see it again! I was completely wow-ed and so were all 7 of the people I took to the concert. These guys truly are like fine wine.... They just get better with time!

It was great experience front and center for real. One of the best times ever mosh pit all out great crowd everybody was there to enjoy the show fiddlers is a top notch venue easy acces easy entry and just easy to access any thing you needed staff was helpful knowledgeable and friendly couldn't say anything even close to negative the only thing I would have liked to happen was an oncore by Rob still had 20extra min.but one of the best shows by all and alice cooper at 75 yrs old is still puts on a show bravo to all that was there looking forward to my next show

Been a huge fan of Alice since around 72 or 73. Of course I was one of the high school seniors out of many that celebrated their last day of high school driving around town playing School's Out on my 8 track as loud as I could in 74. This was my first time seeing him alive (birthday gift from my daughter and family!) and it was better than I expected but then I expected a LOT with him being THE ALICE COOPER. His performance was AMAZING, exhilerating, thrillling!!!!!! I am now disabled and walk with a cane but my cane and I danced to every song and I sang with most of them. I even did a some head banging. Only Alice has brought this out since my injury. I had a SPECTACULAR night because of Alice and his undeniable talent. Of course the band was awesome and so were his supporting performers who played their parts with vigor. BEST NIGHT EVER. If you have not seen him live, you are missing a lot!

Alice Cooper was awesome! Fantastic showman. Haven't seen him since 1990. Filter was awesome, as was Ministry (seen them a couple times always a good show). Rob Zombie was a disappointment. First time seeing him for myself, my son and my sister-in-law. Generally I think it was decent entertainment, but there was something lacking, something "off*. My husband has seen him several times and he was actually disgusted.

Omg! There is almost no words to express the energy and vibes you feel at these shows! It is absolutely amazing! Struggle did his meet and greet and met a young couple and let this guy propose to his girl on stage before his set. That was seriously the most amazing proposal I have ever seen! Going to this show you go in thinking it's just a concert but after you watch struggle and jelly roll you leave feeling a little bit lighter in knowing we all go through hard times but it's how we deal with it that brings us to the other side and the losers always win baby! Million out of ten highly recommend you see struggle and jelly live at least once

Sound was great! Brit and band delivered a nice compilation of their work, old and new. Video monitors were off. I don’t know if it was a technical issue, Spoon doesn’t use the function, or Weezer, who were amazing had the opening performances downplay their technical staging so they could wow the audience with their lights and captivating video animations. Overall it was a wonderful time!

This show was so fun, and I am thankful that I was finally able to go!!! Although I had been in radio for over 20 years and have met Johnny VZ a few times, I have never had the opportunity to see Skynyrd live I am a lifetime fan!(I'm 56) Tickets were a gift in Jan. for my Bday(b4 Gary's passing💔) from my son(29). Then my son realized that he couldn't to go because he had committed to a Young life camp (in which he is a counselor/mentor for kids) this week, so I got my Goddaughter(32) to go with me! We got a room in Denver Monday night and I made sure the rain went away! Hope y'all enjoyed Denver! Thank you so much SKYNYRD!!!!!. You guys are still fun and sound great!!! God bless Gary and y'all!! P.S. Why doesn't anyone ever mention Sparky?? Been there a long time and a great guitar player too!!! Train roll on........

The crowd was amazing! I thought I was at a Swift concert! I knew Ghost's music, but I was under the impression the concert was more showy than it was. A number of costume changes, some minor messing around w/ the nameless ghouls, and some witty audience engagement. Overall, a great time at a great venue -- the rain stayed away, to boot! I was very hesitant about Amon Amarth as the opener, but they had an amazing stage setup, and the singer was super hyped to be there, which made it pretty fun.

Rain delay to get in but not for our opening act to play. So missed that. Video screens were not clear nor that close to the band. Robert continues to sing and play like an angel and the band was stellar. Fiddlers green has never been a great venue and here’s to another night proving that. Thank you Cure for coming to Colorado you rocked it.

Jack Johnson and Zach Gill put on a spectacular show. Jack’s voice is pure and strong. He really gives off the vibe that he enjoys playing for his audience. Zach Gill is wickedly talented. To have the great Ziggy Marley open was just the icing on the cake! Thanks for coming to Denver guys 💥

Fantastic show. So glad I caught it! Fiddler’s Green is my least favorite venue for music (curfew), and once again they shut things down with no encore. So frustrating! Makes me wonder if the other bands went over their time. The headliner should never be cut off. That said, I enjoyed Bush and Breaking Benjamin. I met fellow Alice in Chains fans and had great conversations, heard a ton of great music. It was a great time. Still ready for the encore though!

I hoped that the rumors of AIC sounding terrible were just that, rumors. Alas, I was left disappointed. They just did not hit the mark. Lane is gone as so should be AIC. Aside from the disappointment of my favorite 90's band, the rest of the show was a great time. Breaking Benjamjn was a sweet surprise. Would absolutely see them again.

The Circle Jerks were really good. Especially Keith (66) for his age. Although his voice started giving out during "Junk Mail," it was a good powerful show. I am not a big fan of Fiddlers Green. The prices are/were outrageous and it just seems like a weird place for a concert.

This was our 3rd time and unfortunately it will most likely be our last. The newly added bands like English Beat and Naked Eyes were a nice addition and put on great high energy shows. Dramarama and Wang Chung were great also. The rest of the bands were forgettable. Flock OF Seagulls were vocally weak but they do have one of the best drummers I've seen.

Having been to hundreds of concerts (probably 5 or 6 of James' shows), and actually produced some as well, I must say this was the best show I have seen- maybe ever! I don't recall ever seeing him with a 12-piece backup, and they were as good as it gets! Production was top-notch, lights and set were amazing, sound was so clear that I thought I was mixing it myself! And James was so personable, funny (you know his dry sense of humor) and it felt like he was hanging on my patio for the evening. Special bonus was his son singing back up and actually playing a duet as their final number of the encore. This is a definite Must See on this year's tour list!

Matt Shultz' energy is absolutely contagious! His dancing and stage antics are almost as entertaining his singing itself. While Social Cues isn't a personal favorite album of mine; they seemed to breathe new life into these songs live, transforming somewhat slow tempo songs with dark vibes into what felt like a wild psychotropic ride through the nightosphere. Fans exitting the venue could be spotted shouting "The house is glass!" at eachother. The show by far exceeded my expectations with Spoon and Beck being the icing on the cake. Anyone on the fence about buying tickets to any future shows needs to make the jump. Was an awesome experience.

Amazing, unbelievable, ultra-satisfying, and ever so pleasantly surprised!!! Not a bragger, and not a blow hard, but I've seen a lot of really good bands in my time. As a matter of fact I came to this show strictly for the Pixies and they did not disappoint, but and it's a big but, on this night, Weezer rose to the top and the majority of the attendees crowned them "the band u gotta see live". They don't take themselves to seriously, are good musicians, and they absolutely love music, theirs or anybody else's. DB