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The Must See Summer Shows at Empower Field at Mile High

I’ve made a vow. From now on, I’m hitting every show at Empower Field at Mile High. Living practically across the street has its perks, and if you wait until the day of, you can usually score tickets in just about any price range. Since moving to Jefferson Park in 2017, I’ve seen some absolute […]

I’ve made a vow. From now on, I’m hitting every show at Empower Field at Mile High. Living practically across the street has its perks, and if you wait until the day of, you can usually score tickets in just about any price range. Since moving to Jefferson Park in 2017, I’ve seen some absolute legends—Rolling Stones, Garth Brooks, Kenny Chesney, and Foo Fighters. But let’s address the glaring omission: Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour.

In what can only be described as the greatest cultural concert phenomenon of our lifetimes (or, frankly, any lifetimes before), I skipped it. Yes, I know. And yes, I’ll be living with that regret forever. But here’s the silver lining: Lesson learned. Which means Coldplay, Post Malone, and Metallica (preferably the night with Limp Bizkit—I am an elder millennial, after all) are non-negotiables for 2025.

Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just looking for a reason to revel in live music, this lineup is a good excuse to make some noise. Stay tuned for more show announcements as the year unfolds—Denver’s live music scene never disappoints. And take it from me, don’t let FOMO get the best of you.…Read more by Stephanie Wilson

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