Denver Concerts This Weekend · September 24, 2026
Concerts in Denver This Weekend: September 25-27, 2026
Igorrr detonates the Gothic on Friday, The Revivalists and Big Gigantic take Red Rocks on back-to-back nights, and $uicideboy$ start early at Fiddler's Green, September 25-27, 2026.
1. DJ Habibeats at ReelWorks Denver
Friday at 9 PM in RiNo, which is a late enough start that it is a plan and not an errand. ReelWorks is a warehouse room, so dress for a warehouse. Ticket details are on the venue listing.
2. Igorrr at Gothic Theatre
Igorrr splices breakcore, black metal and baroque classical into one set, an idea that should not survive contact with a live audience and somehow does. Friday at 7:30 at the Gothic, 3263 South Broadway in Englewood. Sixteen and over with valid photo ID, tickets through Ticketmaster's Gothic Theatre page. Nothing else this weekend sounds remotely like it.
3. $uicideboy$ with Destroy Lonely and Shakewell at Fiddler's Green
Early start, 6:30 PM Friday at Fiddler's Green in Greenwood Village, because there are multiple openers and Destroy Lonely and Shakewell are not the kind of names you show up late for. Reserved seating plus a general admission lawn, and the lawn fills fast. The pit is genuinely intense, so decide which of those two things you bought before you get there.
4. The Revivalists with Ax and the Hatchetmen at Red Rocks
Eight pieces, horns and pedal steel, at 8 PM Friday, which is a lot of band for a room built out of rock. Ax and the Hatchetmen open. General admission bench seating, so the early arrival buys the seat, not the ticket.
5. Arlo Parks
A Mercury Prize winner in a 1,100-cap room is the trade of the weekend. Arlo Parks took the Mercury for Collapsed in Sunbeams and the BRIT for Breakthrough Artist in 2021, and Saturday at the Gothic she is headlining, not filling 35 minutes for somebody else. Standing floor with limited balcony seating in Englewood; doors and age policy are on the Ticketmaster page for this date.
6. Big Gigantic at Red Rocks
Colorado's own, Saturday at Red Rocks with doors listed at 6 PM. Sax and drums over live electronic production, which at Red Rocks means the horn bounces off the rocks and does half the work for them. Pack a layer, because the set runs well past dark and late September up there is not a joke.
7. Mariachazo at Paramount Theatre
A full mariachi program at the Paramount, not a single act with a couple of guests, which is a scale Denver almost never books downtown. Saturday in the historic room on 16th. If you have only heard mariachi at a restaurant table, hearing it in a theater built for sound is a different instrument entirely.
8. Yacht Rock Revue at Mission Ballroom
Saturday at 8 PM at Mission Ballroom in RiNo, tickets from about $62 through AXS. Confirmed on Mission Ballroom's official calendar, so this is not a reseller ghost listing. There is no venue lot; the 38th and Blake A Line station is the move, and the train is a better decision after a soft rock show anyway.
9. Heller High Water at Stanley Beer Hall
Sunday, 5 to 7 PM at Stanley Beer Hall inside Stanley Marketplace, 2501 Dallas Street in Aurora. Country and Americana with no cover listed on the official calendar, free parking on site, and the marketplace restaurants stay open through the set. Free live music at dinnertime on a Sunday is the least expensive good idea on this list.
10. JUNGLE at Red Rocks
Two nights, Sunday and Monday, 7:30 PM. Rio Kosta opens Sunday. UK modern soul and dance built for exactly this kind of room, and if Sunday is sold out the Monday show is the same band with a shorter line at the shuttle. Dress warm; the second half of a Red Rocks night in late September is cold at altitude.
11. The Rasmus
In the Shadows turned a Helsinki band formed in 1994 into a permanent fixture of 2003 radio, and they went on to represent Finland at Eurovision in 2022, which is a career arc no American rock band gets to have. Sunday at the Gothic in Englewood with Saint Agnes opening. General admission standing floor, and the balcony seating is limited, so get there at doors if sitting matters.
Quick answers
- What is happening in Denver this weekend, September 25-27, 2026?
- Friday: Igorrr at the Gothic at 7:30, The Revivalists at Red Rocks at 8, $uicideboy$ at Fiddler's Green at 6:30, and DJ Habibeats at ReelWorks at 9. Saturday: Arlo Parks at the Gothic, Big Gigantic at Red Rocks with 6 PM doors, Mariachazo at the Paramount, and Yacht Rock Revue at Mission Ballroom at 8. Sunday: JUNGLE at Red Rocks at 7:30, The Rasmus at the Gothic, and Heller High Water free at Stanley Beer Hall from 5 to 7 PM.
- What free things are there to do in Denver this weekend?
- Heller High Water at Stanley Beer Hall is the free show on this list, Sunday from 5 to 7 PM at Stanley Marketplace in Aurora with no cover listed and free parking on site. Everything else on the concert side is ticketed. For the rest of the no-cost weekend, Denver Oktoberfest on Larimer is free at the gate all three days.
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