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Phish at Dick's Sporting Goods Park
- When
- Sep 4 - Sep 6 · 7:30 PM
- Where
- Dick's Sporting Goods Park, Commerce City
- Price
- 3-day pass required
Phish's annual pilgrimage to Dick's Sporting Goods Park is the biggest music event in the Denver metro every Labor Day weekend. The band has held a three-night residency at the 27,000-capacity stadium in Commerce City since 2011, with each night featuring a completely different setlist. Tickets are sold as a single 3-day pass, making it a weekend-long commitment for the thousands of fans who travel from across the country.
Dick's Sporting Goods Park sits in Commerce City about 10 miles northeast of downtown Denver. Parking is on-site and general admission floor plus reserved seating are both available. The surrounding area fills with Phish-themed activity all weekend, from camp setups to pre-show gatherings in the parking lots. Shows typically run three-plus hours with no opener.

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