Fiddlers Green Amphitheatre

Fantastic. Stayed at the Residence Inn across the street and walked. The amphitheater sits tucked into streets so it does have a very urban feel but still has the charm of an amphitheater. The entrance was flawless, the staff kind. My only 2 suggestions would be that if you have any issue standing, with balance, address older, etc., this 3.5 hour concert was very difficult to stand in the seated section due to the steep angle of the amphitheater, so be aware you may need to take sitting breaks. The other has nothing to do with Fiddler's Green but I bought an $87 hoodie that shrank so much in a cold wash and cool dry that it's now fit for an 8yo despite being a men's XL. That was the only waste of money I felt this show/venue had!

This is a great concert venue. The experience is incredible whether you have a floor, seat or a lawn ticket, and the mountain backdrop serves some amazing sunsets as the bands perform. The grass slope is just right that you can see from about anywhere without any feeling of falling forward. It's always full, but never feels crowded. The food vendors vary and have always been good and fairly priced. The venue counter itself has a chicken sandwich with fries for like $12 and it's an entire breaded chicken breast with lettuce, tomato, purple onion, condiments and pickles if you want. Drink selection is always good - some staples and some locals with just enough variety to cater to most people. Pricing for drinks is steep like at most entertainment events; expect about $5+ waters and $12-$14 beers, teas and frozen drinks. If you're a soda person, those are actually pretty cheap. Note that this is a credit card only venue. NO cash, anywhere. The merch tents are conveniently located just outside the arena. Easy to pop back there during the performance, when the lines are a bit shorter, and still hear the show loud and clear. But if you don't want to miss the show, the before and after lines, though long, do move pretty fast. There's lot parking for about $30 if you want to be closest to the entrance, or plenty of public parking on the surrounding blocks if you don't mind the short walk. LOVE going here and absolutely recommend you take in a show if you haven't yet.

First time at this venue watching Above and Beyond (edm dance music). Really cool setup of diverse seating options and great sound. The only complaint is that the tiny slope on the 200 sections make dancing a bit more of a workout on the calves. Loved that the bathroom and vendors are really easy to get to surrounding the 4 corners.

Always such a great venue! I’ve seen Train, The Goo Goo Dolls, Suicideboys, and now Three Days Grace and Breaking Benjamin here! Such an amazing venue overall, no complaints, decent pricing for food and beverages, and perfect setup for you to be able to purchase things, and head into the main area of the venue for the music! Overall 9/10 venue the only thing that could make it better would be a little bit of heaters outside, it does tend to get a little cold at night, nothing too unbearable.

Last night we found last-minute tickets to go see Neal Young and jumped on them. We both thought it would be fun to go see him, especially since he’s always been a main favorite of my roommate. Luckily enough, there was basically no traffic into Denver. The traffic was all surrounding the amphitheater and parking was challenging. However, we found a spot in a garage a couple blocks away. Parking cost $20 wherever you parked. Not exactly cheap. As we walked up to the amphitheater and begin walking in, we were told I couldn’t bring my bag in because it was too large and any bag had to be the size of a quart sized bag. So back to the garage and the car to put my bag away and come back again to go in. Came back and it was a zoo; and we were able to find a few square feet in the grass at the top of the stadium. I had been to the stadium once before, and yet where we were at the top was extremely steep, and we sort of kept sliding, and it was definitely not comfortable, even with a blanket underneath us. The cover band pretty much sucked. Neil Young and his band were exactly what we expected. However, the volume was so loud that I swear they could’ve heard the music from the other side of the Earth. So even though we stuffed toilet paper in our ears, it was still too loud even at the very tippy top of the amphitheater. The sunset was glorious, and the stars were really cool similar to red rocks. It was a gorgeous night and everyone around us were friendly and compassionate, each time we wobbled our way over the steep ground. Considering the accommodations, I would not pay full price for a ticket, no matter who is playing and I would definitely bring earplugs if I were to go again.