The Revivalists
Red Rocks

About The Revivalists

The Revivalists are an eight-piece rock band formed in New Orleans in 2007. The lineup—David Shaw (lead vocals, guitar), Zack Feinberg (guitar), Andrew Campanelli (drums), George Gekas (bass), Ed Williams (pedal steel guitar), Rob Ingraham (saxophone), Michael Girardot (keyboard, trumpet), and PJ Howard (drums, percussion)—creates a sound that fuses roots rock, soul, funk, and alt-pop into something entirely their own. The dual-drummer setup gives the band a rhythmic depth that few rock acts can match, while Williams’ pedal steel and Ingraham’s saxophone add textures that range from swampy blues to soaring arena-rock hooks.

The band spent years building a devoted following through relentless touring before breaking through nationally with “Wish I Knew You” from their 2015 album Men Amongst Mountains. The single reached the top of the Billboard Adult Alternative chart, earned double-Platinum certification, and cracked the Hot 100. Follow-up albums Take Good Care (2018) and Pour It Out Into The Night (2023, Concord Records) continued to expand their sound while staying rooted in the communal energy that defines their live shows. Pour It Out Into The Night is a life-affirming album about living in the moment, led by the single “Kid”—a hopeful anthem about self-belief and living for the spirit.

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Why The Revivalists at Red Rocks Is a Must-See

The Revivalists and Red Rocks have a deep connection. The band has played the iconic Morrison, Colorado, amphitheatre multiple times, including co-headlining runs with Band of Horses that have been live-streamed to fans worldwide. Red Rocks’ natural sandstone walls amplify the band’s layered arrangements—the sax and pedal steel bounce off ancient rock formations in a way no indoor venue can replicate. Add a September Colorado sunset as the backdrop, a 9,525-capacity crowd singing along to “Wish I Knew You” under the stars, and you have one of the most memorable concert experiences available anywhere in 2026.

Venue Guide: Red Rocks Amphitheatre

Red Rocks Amphitheatre is a world-famous outdoor concert venue located at 18300 W Alameda Pkwy, Morrison, CO 80465, approximately 15 miles west of downtown Denver. Carved into natural red sandstone formations at an elevation of 6,450 feet, the amphitheatre seats 9,525 in terraced rows between two massive 300-foot rock monoliths—Ship Rock and Creation Rock. The venue is owned and operated by the City and County of Denver and hosts concerts from April through November.

Getting to Red Rocks

Red Rocks is accessible via I-70 (exit 259) or C-470/US-285. Parking is free at Red Rocks for most events and is included with your ticket, but lots fill up quickly for popular shows. Arriving at least 90 minutes before showtime is recommended. Rideshare services are available, with designated pickup and drop-off areas at the upper south lot. There is no public transit directly to the venue.

What to Know Before You Go

Red Rocks sits at 6,450 feet elevation, and the terraced seating involves significant stair climbing. Wear comfortable shoes and layers—September evenings in the Colorado foothills can start warm and cool quickly after sunset. Bring a light jacket or blanket. Seat cushions are allowed and recommended (the rows are natural stone). Food and beverages are available inside the venue, and most shows allow one factory-sealed bottle of water per person. Check RedRocksOnline.com for the most current prohibited items list.

How to Buy The Revivalists Red Rocks Tickets

1. Check the event listing above for the September 25, 2026, show at Red Rocks Amphitheatre.
2. Compare verified resale listings on BigStub to find your ideal row and section. Lower rows offer closer proximity to the stage, while higher rows provide sweeping views of the stage, the rock formations, and the Denver skyline.
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4. Plan your Red Rocks evening—arrive early to explore the venue, hike the Trading Post Trail, and grab a spot to watch the sunset before the show.

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The Revivalists’ Biggest Songs and Expected Setlist

While setlists vary from show to show, The Revivalists’ concerts typically feature a mix of their biggest hits, album deep cuts, and extended jam sections that showcase the band’s improvisational chops. Songs fans can expect to hear include:

• “Wish I Knew You” – The double-Platinum breakout hit and guaranteed show highlight
• “All My Friends” – An anthemic crowd-participation favorite
• “Kid” – The hopeful lead single from Pour It Out Into The Night
• “Got Love” – Groovy, funk-inflected energy that gets the crowd moving
• “It Was a Sin” – Swampy blues-rock with a late-night feel
• “Change” – Uplifting and emotionally charged
• “Fade Away” – A soulful deeper cut beloved by long-time fans
• “Criminal” – Hard-driving rock energy with a horn-fueled hook

Shows typically run 90 minutes to two hours, not including the opening act. The Revivalists are known for extended arrangements and improvisational detours that make every performance unique.

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Frequently Asked Questions About The Revivalists at Red Rocks

When are The Revivalists playing Red Rocks in 2026?

The Revivalists perform at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, Colorado, on Friday, September 25, 2026, at 8:00 PM. The show is presented by Live Nation and AEG Presents.

How many members are in The Revivalists?

The Revivalists are an eight-piece band consisting of David Shaw on lead vocals and guitar, Zack Feinberg on guitar, Andrew Campanelli and PJ Howard on dual drums and percussion, George Gekas on bass, Ed Williams on pedal steel guitar, Rob Ingraham on saxophone, and Michael Girardot on keyboard and trumpet. The large lineup gives them a massive, layered live sound.

What is The Revivalists' biggest song?

Their biggest hit is "Wish I Knew You" from the 2015 album Men Amongst Mountains. The single is certified double Platinum, reached number one on the Billboard Adult Alternative chart, and has become a modern rock staple. The band has accumulated over 800 million career streams across platforms.

How long is a Revivalists concert?

The Revivalists headline shows typically run 90 minutes to two hours, not including the opening act. The band is known for extended jam sections and improvisational arrangements that can stretch individual songs well beyond their studio versions, making every show unique.

Is parking free at Red Rocks?

Yes. Parking at Red Rocks Amphitheatre is free for most events and is included with your concert ticket. However, lots fill up quickly for popular shows, and arriving at least 90 minutes before showtime is recommended to secure a spot and avoid the last-minute rush.

What should I wear to a Red Rocks concert in September?

Dress in layers. September evenings at Red Rocks can start warm but cool significantly after sunset due to the 6,450-foot elevation. A light jacket or fleece is essential, and a blanket for your lap can add comfort. Wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes, as the terraced seating involves a lot of stair climbing on stone steps.

Can I bring food or water into Red Rocks?

Most Red Rocks shows allow one factory-sealed bottle of water per person. Food is not permitted to be brought in, but there are concession stands inside the venue offering a variety of options. Policies can vary by event, so check the Red Rocks website for the specific rules for this show before attending.

How do I get to Red Rocks from Denver?

Red Rocks Amphitheatre is located at 18300 W Alameda Parkway in Morrison, Colorado, approximately 15 miles west of downtown Denver. The most common route is via I-70 West to exit 259, then south to the venue. From southern Denver, take C-470 to the Morrison exit. There is no public transit directly to Red Rocks, so driving or rideshare is necessary.

What is The Revivalists' latest album?

Their most recent studio album is Pour It Out Into The Night, released in 2023 on Concord Records. The album is a life-affirming collection about living in the moment, led by the single "Kid." It follows 2018's Take Good Care and continues the band's evolution from roots-rock upstarts to one of the most compelling live acts in American music.

Are Revivalists Red Rocks tickets still available?

Yes. Verified resale tickets for The Revivalists at Red Rocks on September 25, 2026, are available on BigStub. All listed prices are all-inclusive with no hidden fees, and every purchase is backed by buyer protection and verified seller authentication. BigStub has been in business for over 20 years and holds the highest seller rating on Trustpilot.

Is Red Rocks a good venue for The Revivalists?

Red Rocks is one of the best venues in the country for The Revivalists. The natural acoustics of the sandstone amphitheatre amplify the band's layered arrangements beautifully, and the open-air setting under the Colorado stars adds an emotional dimension that enhances their communal, singalong-driven shows. The Revivalists have a history of memorable Red Rocks performances and consider it one of their favorite venues to play.