Built in 1907 as the Mammoth Roller Rink, the Fillmore Auditorium has a long and storied history as an entertainment venue. As Mammoth Gardens and the Mammoth Events Center, the building hosted sporting events, parties and concerts for more than six decades. After a multimillion-dollar renovation in 1999, the venue reopened as the 3,700-capacity Fillmore Auditorium, with decor that evokes Bill Graham’s famous Fillmore in San Francisco. Denver's Fillmore has hosted a variety of renowned music acts, including Bob Dylan, David Bowie and Coldplay.
The Bluebird Theater started hosting live music in 1994, and it didn't take long for the theater, built in 1913, to become one of the city's best midsized venues. With sculpted capitals, restored Victorian-style paintings and a vaulted ceiling, the place is as much a work of art as any of the touring and local bands that grace its stage. The marquee regularly lights up Colfax with some of the most important names in independent music, as well as lauded locals ready to make the leap from clubs to a bigger stage. In 2006, AEG Live took over the room and made significant upgrades to the production aspects of the place.
Built in 1907 as the Mammoth Roller Rink, the Fillmore Auditorium has a long and storied history as an entertainment venue. As Mammoth Gardens and the Mammoth Events Center, the building hosted sporting events, parties and concerts for more than six decades. After a multimillion-dollar renovation in 1999, the venue reopened as the 3,700-capacity Fillmore Auditorium, with decor that evokes Bill Graham’s famous Fillmore in San Francisco. Denver's Fillmore has hosted a variety of renowned music acts, including Bob Dylan, David Bowie and Coldplay.
The Bluebird Theater started hosting live music in 1994, and it didn't take long for the theater, built in 1913, to become one of the city's best midsized venues. With sculpted capitals, restored Victorian-style paintings and a vaulted ceiling, the place is as much a work of art as any of the touring and local bands that grace its stage. The marquee regularly lights up Colfax with some of the most important names in independent music, as well as lauded locals ready to make the leap from clubs to a bigger stage. In 2006, AEG Live took over the room and made significant upgrades to the production aspects of the place.