2025 Levitt Pavilion Denver free concert series expands with 23 additional shows
The announcement brings the total to more than 40 free shows at Ruby Hill Park this summer
The Levitt Pavilion Denver on Tuesday announced 23 additional shows, rounding out a robust lineup for its 2025 Free Concert Series.
The announcement included a May 24 season-opening show featuring Black Joe Lewis & the Honeybears and pushes the total number of shows to more than 40, organizers said.
The amphitheater, located in Ruby Hill Park at 1380 W. Florida Ave., said it’s continuing its commitment to “collaboration and co-creation” this season and highlighted its third annual All My Relations Celebration, curated by Helen Gover, which celebrates Indigenous cultures, and the return of Brazilian Day on June 22.
Event organizers also said the pavilion will host Malanin Melodies: Juneteenth Superjam to celebrate Black American history, artistry and resilience on June 19.
Free tickets to the events can be reserved in advance. The pavilion also offers premium upgrade tickets which include early entrance, reserved viewing areas, a priority bar line and a free drink.
There’s also a membership program, starting at $300 for the season, and includes special perks.
Levitt Pavilion Denver’s 2025 Free Concert Series
New concerts announced Tuesday are displayed in bold.
May 24 — Black Joe Lewis & the Honeybears with Derek Woods Band
May 30 — DUPB Presents Musicfest ft. Jeremy Zucker
May 31 — Luciane Dom with Michele Castro and Bill Kopper
June 1 — Mobile Studio (Live on the Plaza)
June 5 — The Brothers Comatose with Cousin Curtiss
June 6 — DeVotchKa with Circling Girl
June 7 — Wallace & Gromit a Grand Day Out with Boulder Philharmonic
June 14 — Levitt’s Pride Celebration ft. Emily Wolfe with Lips Speak Louder
June 15 — Central City Opera Presents Drag Me to the Opera
June 19 — Melanin Melodies: Juneteenth Superjam
June 21 — Sheppard*
June 22 — Brazilian Day
June 27 — Low Cut Connie*
June 28 — Shakedown Street
June 29 — Marchfourth with Banshee Tree
July 4 — Flobots with School of Rock Denver
July 6 — Japan Fest 2025: Takenobu*
July 11 — KUVO’s 40th Anniversary ft. Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio
July 12 — Girls Rock Denver Presents: Esme Patterson & GRD Showcase
July 31 — Robert Randolph*
Aug. 1 — Rebirth Brass Band with Flow Tribe
Aug. 2 — Andy Frasco & The U.N. with The Cultet and Barbara
Aug. 3 — 9th Annual Dashiki Fest ft. Femi Kuti & The Positive Force
Aug. 7 — BALTHVS*
Aug. 8 — All My Relations Celebration ft. Fia, Cherokee Social*
Aug. 15 — Eric Slick*
Aug. 16 — TAUK with Michael Wilbur (of Moon Hooch)
Aug. 17 — The Vegabonds*
Aug. 22 — Fiesta Colorado with Mariachi Sol de mi Tierra with Chicano Heat
Aug. 23 — Passing the Crown with Rapsody*
Aug. 28 — Pokey LaFarge*
Aug. 30 — Big Something*
Aug. 31 — Dustbowl Revival*
Sept. 6 — 23rd Annual Soul Rebel Festival ft. Yellowman, Link & Chain, Selasee, Mono Verde & DJ Blood Preshah
Sept. 7 — Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe*
Sept. 11 — SAVE THE DATE
Sept. 14 — Viva Southwest Mariachi Fest ft. Lupita Infante
Sept. 19 — SAVE THE DATE
Sept. 20 — Rez Metal*
Sept. 21 — Pasar Southeast Asia with Gamelan Tunas Mekar*
Sept. 27 — Suave Fest*
Sept. 28 — The Slackers*
*Support to be added.
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