27 shows planned for 2025 at Denver-area amphitheater with 17,000-person capacity
With a capacity of 17,000 people, Denver metro’s largest outdoor amphitheater has a great line-up for summer shows.
Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre is typically open from May through September or October each year, found in the Greenwood Village area. “Designed as a large-scale earth sculpture with rolling grassy slopes and spectacular Rocky Mountain views,” according to the venue’s website, it’s a great place to see a show and has a tendency to attract big acts.
Here’s a look at the 2025 schedule so far:
- May 31: Yacht Rock Revue
- June 6: Goose
- June 7: Goose
- June 9: Styx & Keven Cronin, John Felder
- June 14: Earth, Wind, & Fire
- June 21: Old Dominion with Ernest and special guest Redferrin
- June 29: The Music of John Williams with the Colorado Symphony
- July 4: Wu-Tang Clan, Run the Jewels
- July 6: Koe Wetzel: 98.5 KYGO Birthday Bash, Kip Moore, Corey Kent, The Castellows, Bayker Blankenship
- July 11: Santa Fe Klan & Shoreline Mafia – Unidos Tour, Tornillo, Peysoh, and Bravo the Bagchaser
- July 13: Lyle Lovett and His Large Band, The Blind Boys of Alabama
- July 17: Keith Urban, Chase Matthew, Alana Springsteen, Karley Scott Collins
- July 24: AJR: Somewhere in the Sky, Cavetown, Valley, Madilyn Mei
- July 26: Caamp, Whitney
- August 1: Excision, Sullivan King, Zingara, Phaseone, Drinkurwater, Stoned Level B2B Muerte, Kliptic
- August 2: Excision, Kai Wachi, Ray Volpe, Jantsen, Vastive B2B RZRRKT, Hydraulix B2B Sharlitz Web, ATR
- August 7: Rick Springfield, John Waite, Wang Chung, Paul Young
- August 12: Cyndi Lauper, Jake Wesley Rogers
- August 15: Mt. Joy, The Temper Trap
- August 16: Nelly & St. Lunatics with Ja Rule, Eve, Fabolous
- August 19: Collective Soul & +LIVE+, Our Lady Peace
- August 23: Counting Crows, special guest Gaslight Anthem
- August 24: Chicago
- September 1: Neil Young and the Chrome Hearts
- September 25: Breaking Benjamin & Three Days Grace, Return to Dust
- September 27: Above & Beyond
- October 3: Haim, Dora Jar
It’s likely that this event list will continue to grow as summer continues. Find updates here.
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