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What should I know before a Bluebird Theater show?Bluebird Theater shows are 16+ by default, but each show sets its own limit (all-ages, 16+, 18+, or 21+ — check the listing). It is general-admission standing room with a limited first-come balcony, every event runs walk-through metal detectors so arrive early, and concessions are cashless. Large backpacks, outside food and drink, and weapons are not allowed.What concerts are in Denver this week?Denver's live music runs through five AEG venues, all ticketed on AXS: Red Rocks Amphitheatre (9,525, iconic outdoor, ~30 min from downtown), Mission Ballroom (2,200-3,950, RiNo), the Ogden Theatre (~1,600, Colfax), the Gothic Theatre (~1,100, Englewood), and the Bluebird Theater (~550, Colfax). Browse AXS for the current week's lineup across all five.Which Denver venue should I go to?Denver has 5 major AEG concert venues ranging from 550 to 9,525 capacity, indoor and outdoor, 6 minutes to 60 minutes from downtown. This guide covers each venue's capacity, vibe, parking, traffic, best genres, and what to expect. All 5 use AXS ticketing.What should I know before a Gothic Theatre show?Gothic Theatre (3263 S. Broadway, Englewood) shows are 16+ by default, but each show sets its own limit (all-ages, 16+, 18+, or 21+). It is a roughly 1,100-capacity, general-admission standing room with a limited first-come balcony, uses walk-through metal detectors at every event, has cashless concessions, and offers only street parking on S. Broadway.How do I get to Mission Ballroom?Mission Ballroom is at 4242 Wynkoop St in Denver's RiNo Arts District, 4.2 miles from downtown Denver — currently a 16-minute drive (20-25 on show nights). It is accessible by lightrail (A Line to 38th & Blake, 0.3 mile walk), has a monitored Preferred Parking lot, and rideshare drop-off at 39th & Wynkoop.What should I know before a Mission Ballroom show?Mission Ballroom shows are 16+ by default, but each show sets its own limit (all-ages, 16+, 18+, or 21+). The main hall is general admission with a movable back wall, so capacity runs roughly 2,200 to 3,950. Every event uses walk-through metal detectors (keep items in your pockets), concessions are cashless, and bags are capped at 14 by 14 inches.What should I know before an Ogden Theatre show?Ogden Theatre shows are 16+ by default, but each show sets its own limit (all-ages, 16+, 18+, or 21+). It is a roughly 1,600-capacity, general-admission standing room with a limited first-come balcony, uses walk-through metal detectors at every event, and has cashless concessions. Large backpacks, outside food and drink, and weapons are not allowed.What should I know for my first time at Red Rocks?The two things that catch first-timers out most at Red Rocks are the altitude and the bag rule. The amphitheater sits at 6,450 ft, so you dehydrate faster, alcohol hits harder, and the climb up its ~70 rows is real; and only a single-pocket or clear bag up to 13" x 15" x 8" clears the gate — no backpacks. Beyond that: parking is free with your ticket (arrive ~90 minutes early for the upper lots), dress for a 20-30°F drop after sunset with a poncho (umbrellas are banned, shows go on in rain), and plan 45-60 minutes to exit. Below you'll find live weather and drive times, every way to get there, the full bag policy, venue facts, and the official partners — AXS is the only official ticket seller.How do I get to Red Rocks?Red Rocks Amphitheatre is at 18300 W. Alameda Pkwy, Morrison, CO 80465 — about 17 miles (a 25-30 minute drive in light traffic) west of downtown Denver via I-70 to Exit 259. Parking is free with your event ticket and lots open two hours before doors; on show nights allow extra time and arrive around 90 minutes early. Live drive times are below.Where are the accessible seats at Red Rocks, and how does seating work?Red Rocks is reserved bench seating, not general admission — roughly 70 numbered rows of wooden benches, with the chart varying per show. Wheelchair seating is in Row 1 (front) and Row 70 (top); limited-mobility seats are Rows 2-3 seats 6-13, and low-vision/blind/deaf/hard-of-hearing seats are Rows 2-3 seats 14-21. Choose accessible seats at purchase or via [email protected].What shuttle options are there to Red Rocks?There is no RTD or public-transit bus that reaches Red Rocks for concerts. Concertgoers drive (parking is free with a ticket), book a private round-trip shuttle from Denver — such as RRX Shuttles, Red Rocks Shuttle or Mountain Shuttle — or use rideshare. Red Rocks also runs free shuttles between its parking lots and the entrance.What can I bring to Red Rocks?Red Rocks allows only single-pocket or clear bags up to 13" x 15" x 8" — no backpacks or multi-pocket bags. You can bring one empty reusable water bottle (32 oz), factory-sealed non-alcoholic drinks, food in a clear one-gallon bag, and lotion sunscreen. Umbrellas, aerosols, glass, alcohol and removable-lens cameras are banned. Dress in layers for the 6,450 ft altitude.