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On August 13, the Wu-Tang Clan will descend on Red Rocks once again for a performance with the Colorado Symphony, Outkast legend Big Boi and DJ Chris Karns. Dubbed the “Wu-Tang Clan Experience,” the concert will find the symphony reimagining some of Wu-Tang’s biggest hits as the group raps along.
Red Rocks recently increased its capacity to 6,300 fans and is expected to open to full capacity on June 21. Tickets for the Wu-Tang Clan performance are on sale now via AXS.com.
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NEW SHOW: From the slums of Shaolin, @WuTangClan strike #RedRocksCO again with the Colorado Symphony + Big Boi and Chris Karns on Aug. 13, 2021 Tickets on sale Friday, May 21 at 10 a.m.! pic.twitter.com/fLqnWjExf5
Red Rocks capacity expanded to 6,300, will move to full capacity on June 21
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By: Blair Miller
and last updated 2021-05-18 16:47:19-04
DENVER â Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre can now allow 6,300 people at concerts â up from 2,800 â and will expand to full capacity on June 21, with several big names slated for visits later this summer.
Additionally, fitness events like Yoga on the Rocks can now be held at the full capacity of 2,000 people â up from 500 â said Denver Arts and Venues spokesperson Brian Kitts.
Kitts said that the new capacity announcement for concerts will affect all shows after June 21, including newly announced shows and ones rescheduled from 2020.