What are you doing a year from now? Bookers for the world-famous Rocks Amphitheatre already have a few ideas.
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The Morrison venue, which is typically packed each night from March through early November, has already confirmed nearly 20 concerts for next year, including one as late as Oct. 13, 2027 — a year out from this writing.
The current season doesn’t even end until Nov. 15, but why wait when bookers at AEG Presents, which rents the venue from the city and handles most of the concerts there, already have so many shows lined up?
Because open calendar dates quickly disappear as fall and winter march on, and tickets to already-announced shows will be on sale soon, if not already.
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You can check axs.com (AEG’s ticketing platform, owned by Colorado billionaire Philip Anschutz) for more on individual on-sale times, dates, age restrictions and other details. This list will be updated.
- Saturday, March 27 — Sidepiece, Ship Wreck
- Friday, April 9 — Svdden Death, Masquerade, Space Wizard, Hamro, Vanfleet
- Sunday, April 25 — Carly Rae Jepsen
- Friday, April 30 — Two Friends
- Saturday, May 1 — Cloonee
- Monday, May 10 — Josiah Queen
- Sunday, May 16 — Remi Wolf, Annabelle Dinda
- Saturday, May 22 — Matchbox Twenty, The Wallflowers
- Thursday, May 27 — A Perfect Circle, The Cult
- Thursday, June 10-Friday, June 11 — Brit Floyd (Pink Floyd tribute)
- Tuesday, July 6 — Lizzy McAlpine, Searows, Post Animal
- Wednesday, July 28 — Killer Queen (Queen tribute)
- Thursday, July 29-Sunday, July 31 — Tedeschi Trucks Band
- Tuesday, Aug. 3 — Leon Bridges, Kokoroko
- Thursday, Sept. 2-Friday, Sept. 3 — Rod Stewart (rescheduled from 2026)
- Thursday, Sept. 16 — Get the Led Out (Led Zeppelin tribute)
- Wednesday, Oct. 13 — Fontaines D.C., Iceage
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