His extensive list of solo performances, which were already sold out, were also canceled.Īs such, the Red Rocks shows arriving just before the autumnal equinox will give Rateliff a chance to capture some of the playing and album promotion he had hoped to tackle this summer. Rateliff also released the aching, soulful solo album “And It’s Still Alright” about a month before the pandemic hit in mid-March. Rateliff’s albums with his soul-revival band The Night Sweats have brought international attention to Denver in recent years as he’s toured the world and charted singles like “S.O.B.” Having opened for The Rolling Stones at the home of the Denver Broncos about a year ago, that band was slated to open for Bob Dylan this summer on a healthy number of dates - all of which were scuttled by the coronavirus pandemic. The shows aren’t just meaningful because of that connection. Proceeds from the concerts will benefit The Marigold Project, Rateliff’s Colorado-based nonprofit dedicated to economic, social and racial justice. But until that time it will feel great to make the best of the current situation, we want to get back to that live energy.” “We feel so fortunate that Red Rocks is our hometown venue and look forward to having people at normal capacities in the future. “We want to get out there and play,” Rateliff said in a press statement. The shows, which start each night at 7 p.m., will be general admission. 9 via axs.com and will cost $75 plus fees.ĭue to demand, there will be a lottery system and “a small allotment of higher priced tickets for guaranteed entry,” according to Rateliff’s publicist. 15-21 shows - Rateliff’s first live, ticketed performances since March – will be limited to 175 socially distanced audience members, in accordance with public health orders. Tickets are on sale at 10 a.m. Tuesday, July 26th 2022 Home Page Close Menuĭenver singer-songwriter Nathaniel Rateliff will attempt to salvage what would have been a banner summer-touring season with live, public concerts at Red Rocks Amphitheatre later this month.
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