*** Official Denver, CO 2022

[Speilmen230]

Thanks, Matt! Love the map! Especially for those of us who have travelled around the country to see shows.

[Sabres914]

Originally Posted by Speilmen230

I pinged Matt on the map for Tour Central. I've had that same question myself.

Originally Posted by Matt

Venue didn't have coordinates set. It should be fixed now!

...I didn't realize anyone even cared about the map. Had thought about ditching it!

Oh I love the map! I wanted this visual a longgg time ago and actually took the time to make it myself on Google Maps before I realized I could see it here on Tour Central. Your next enhancement will have to be adding the mileage between stops

[Sabres914]

Originally Posted by Speilmen230

Thanks, Matt! Love the map! Especially for those of us who have travelled around the country to see shows.

Exactly this! Just look at those cross-country lines coming up... Irvine to Milwaukee to SPAC.

Thank you, Matt!

[Matt]

Originally Posted by Sabres914

Oh I love the map! I wanted this visual a longgg time ago and actually took the time to make it myself on Google Maps before I realized I could see it here on Tour Central. Your next enhancement will have to be adding the mileage between stops

I've considered converting it to a google map, too. Something like that, which would enable fun stuff like that

[Sabres914]

Originally Posted by Matt

I've considered converting it to a google map, too. Something like that, which would enable fun stuff like that

I understand it's your personal time and energy at stake here, but I'm all for this!

[Stang117]

Nice to see a bunch of Texans hitting the show. My best friend and I will be in 201 the first night and Warehouse lawn the second. Question for everyone familiar with Denver, where should we go for an after show drink?

Also Matt, keep the map! I personally enjoy it!

[spoot388]

Originally Posted by Stang117

Nice to see a bunch of Texans hitting the show. My best friend and I will be in 201 the first night and Warehouse lawn the second. Question for everyone familiar with Denver, where should we go for an after show drink?

Also Matt, keep the map! I personally enjoy it!

theres a bunch of places fairly close to the venue that might be open. uber/light rail to downtown denver is going to be chaotic with so many people trying to leave at the same time. take a look on google maps around the venue.

[illinifan]

Wow the AXS app is a complete joke. How do these people have a job?

[southbenddmb]

Decided to add these shows today! ISO singles for both nights if anyone has any they are trying to offload!

[southbenddmb]

Originally Posted by ExistenceNow

I may need a seat buddy (I'm in 101 both nights), so if you're rolling solo and are not a fucking weirdo, stand up and be counted.

Still looking for a seat buddy in 101?

[ExistenceNow]

I've had a couple people PM me. I'm waiting to hear back from a friend in Denver to see if they are able to attend.

[Rapunzel1029]

Decided to come up from Chicago for my anniversary. ISO 2 N2 tix if anyone’s got seats. Extra plus points if any of the center sections.

[lilant420]

ISO: n1 and n2 pits.

Have tons of trades.... 102 FFF, 101 BBB, 103 DD and several other shows with pit.


HMU!!! Let's make it happen!!!

[Speilmen230]

Originally Posted by illinifan

Wow the AXS app is a complete joke. How do these people have a job?

What's the issue?

[41403634]

Hey lilant, lmk if you are looking to sell any! Looking for 1 or 2 N2.

Originally Posted by lilant420

ISO: n1 and n2 pits.

Have tons of trades.... 102 FFF, 101 BBB, 103 DD and several other shows with pit.


HMU!!! Let's make it happen!!!

[Hahninator]

Thought it was really cool Dead & Co added 2 nights at Red Rocks for literally 4 weeks from now.

[HonestDenver1]

Odds we get snow for DMB? After the hottest September I can remember it would be fitting to have a snow storm roll In the weekend my favorite band is in town

[HonestDenver1]

Originally Posted by Hahninator

Thought it was really cool Dead & Co added 2 nights at Red Rocks for literally 4 weeks from now.

Agreed! Dropped money for reserved at fiddlers already.. so I’m having a hard time justifying the high prices at red rocks.. but they will be special shoes no doubt..

[HonestDenver1]

Also if a band as big as dead and co can get up the hill into red rocks with all the gear/trucks.. why can’t DMB now since that seems to be the going excuse for why they don’t play there.. 2 nights at fiddlers and 2 at red rocks seems fitting for them too..

[Speilmen230]

Really hoping Drive In, Drive Out sticks around and we catch it this year. I've been chasing that one since I started going to shows. Not much else being played right now that I haven't seen at least once aside from that.

[USCThrilla34]

Originally Posted by Speilmen230

Really hoping Drive In, Drive Out sticks around and we catch it this year. I've been chasing that one since I started going to shows. Not much else being played right now that I haven't seen at least once aside from that.

That'd be great. Haven't seen it since 2004. Mine that's being played regularly is You Never Know, since I've missed it by one or two nights several times.

So Denver / FG pros... before I book our airbnb / hotel this week - it seems the consensus is to stay out closer to the venue and head to other areas during the day? We're only familiar with downtown (stayed near Commons Park in July). We'll have a car, but would kinda prefer not to drive to/from shows. Sounds like light rail to downtown is not the best idea, either. Any last minute advice?

[jmkratt]

I went to Zac Brown Band on Friday and Saturday at Fiddlers. Friday it took about 5 mins to get through the COVID check. Saturday it took an hour. I don't know what the difference was but heads up. If there is a way to get in VIP lines or anything I would suggest that.

[flames_theman]

Well border isn’t opening so no Denver for us, so happy I decided to pull the trigger on Gorge!

[Speilmen230]

Originally Posted by USCThrilla34

That'd be great. Haven't seen it since 2004. Mine that's being played regularly is You Never Know, since I've missed it by one or two nights several times.

So Denver / FG pros... before I book our airbnb / hotel this week - it seems the consensus is to stay out closer to the venue and head to other areas during the day? We're only familiar with downtown (stayed near Commons Park in July). We'll have a car, but would kinda prefer not to drive to/from shows. Sounds like light rail to downtown is not the best idea, either. Any last minute advice?

The venue is in an area of town that is pretty mellow. Business parks and commercial businesses like grocery stores, Home Depot and car dealerships.

It really depends on what you're looking to do. If you want to be close to the venue, there are ample options for hotels/Airbnb near by. It's iffy if it's walkable depending on where you stay, but the Uber price would be negligible. In the grand scheme.

If you have a car and you're close to the venue, you can get to anywhere you want in 30-45 min in the greater Denver area (traffic dependent) during the day for adventuring. Again, depends on what you want to do. Plenty of breweries, hiking, and sight seeing all within a reasonable drive from the Denver Tech Center area (DTC). I always recommend going to red rocks even if you aren't seeing a show. They have a museum with exhibits and history on the venue available to the public during the day for free. Parking is also free. It's great for music lovers if you've never been. Morrison is the town where Red Rocks is. Parking can be tough in town, but the venue usually is easy for in and out visiting. Morrison Inn has a rooftop bar with texmex, margs, and good vibes.

[runfast]

Some Lowers just dropped on AXS for both nights

[USCThrilla34]

Originally Posted by Speilmen230

The venue is in an area of town that is pretty mellow. Business parks and commercial businesses like grocery stores, Home Depot and car dealerships.

It really depends on what you're looking to do. If you want to be close to the venue, there are ample options for hotels/Airbnb near by. It's iffy if it's walkable depending on where you stay, but the Uber price would be negligible. In the grand scheme.

If you have a car and you're close to the venue, you can get to anywhere you want in 30-45 min in the greater Denver area (traffic dependent) during the day for adventuring. Again, depends on what you want to do. Plenty of breweries, hiking, and sight seeing all within a reasonable drive from the Denver Tech Center area (DTC). I always recommend going to red rocks even if you aren't seeing a show. They have a museum with exhibits and history on the venue available to the public during the day for free. Parking is also free. It's great for music lovers if you've never been. Morrison is the town where Red Rocks is. Parking can be tough in town, but the venue usually is easy for in and out visiting. Morrison Inn has a rooftop bar with texmex, margs, and good vibes.

Courtyard Tech Center is booked. We love Denver, so it should be a great time with some side trips!

Thanks for the reply and input! We visited Red Rocks in July on the way to Breckenridge. Couldn't see the full venue due to timing and a show that night, but it was awesome and we plan to go back. My better half wouldn't let me pass the 1995 show list in the museum without a picture, since she knows I love Live at Red Rocks.

[palmervol1]

Two Warehouse Tix for Sale - N1, Sect 201, Row P. Can't go anymore due to work. Message me if interested.

[jmkratt]

I also have two hard copy WH tickets for Friday N1 Sec 205 Row B if anyone is in need.

[southbenddmb]

Originally Posted by jmkratt

I also have two hard copy WH tickets for Friday N1 Sec 205 Row B if anyone is in need.

What seats are they?

[uwdavefan]

Posted in the ticket exchange as well but have a N2 pair for sale, section 204 Row R (2 seats off the inner aisle). Paid $214, but will sell for $200 and can transfer electronically