Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre

Address: 6350 Greenwood Plaza Boulevard, Englewood, Connecticut, 80111 US

Seating capacity: 18,000

Open date: 11 June 1988

The Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre is the largest outdoor amphitheater in the Denver metro. This edifice opened on June 11, 1988, under its original name with a performance by Dan Fogelberg. However, in March 2004, the amphitheater changed its name to Coors Amphitheater. Unfortunately, Coors couldn't renew its sponsorship agreement so they lost ownership of the amphitheater.

Again, the amphitheater regained its original ownership which lasted for only a year. In 2010, it was renamed Comfort Dental Amphitheater. But, at the end of 2013, their contract expired and was not renewed. Once again, the amphitheater was renamed Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre to date.

This magnificent edifice was originally named by the Museum of Outdoor Arts (MOA) and coincidentally, they're also the owners. Initially, the amphitheater began as a large-scale earth sculpture with breathtaking mountain views and glassy slopes. To host symphonic music, concert series, and community festivals for local business owners.

However, between 2013 - 2014, the amphitheater was renovated with a total of $5 million. Over time, the amphitheater has evolved into what we have there today. As the amphitheater gained recognition, large promoters began hosting shows and concerts in it. The amphitheater has hosted international performing artists like Willie Nelson, Bob Dylan, Jimmy Buffet, Stevie Wonder, and the Who alongside other notable artists.

This venue can conveniently seat 18,000 guests without any technical glitches whatsoever. It had an optimum stage with standard sound and lighting systems. This has made the amphitheater a hot cake in Colorado for any type of entertainment and events.

During its renovation between 2013 - 2014, the venue took a facelift with the inclusion of artistic and architectural designs. So aside from enjoying a memorable concert experience at the amphitheater, guests get to explore the perfect blend of art and culture.

Whether you want to sit at the reserved or accessible seating options to get a quality view. Or, if you're interested in getting the lawn tickets click on TicketX to buy cheap tickets with a low commission fee.

Events at Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre.

This iconic amphitheater hosts a range of events, including operas, live music concerts, graduation ceremonies, and wedding parties. It also boasts of being able to host the best musical performance in the whole of Colorado. Giving it an upper arm over other entertainment centers in the metro.

Below is a compilation of exciting  events coming up at Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre:

June 25, 2024, Tuesday: Noah Kahan

June 26, 2024, Wednesday: Noah Kahan

August 23, 2024, Friday: Dave Matthews Band

August 30, 2024, Friday: Hozier

September 7, 2024, Saturday: Creed

September 21, 2024, Saturday: Dan + Shay

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Transportation and Parking

One of the fastest ways to access Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre is via light rail at the Village Center Station. This station is approximately 10 minutes walk from Arapahoe. From the station, you can either use the map or follow the road signs leading up to the amphitheater.

If you wish to go by bus, there are several bus routes (AT, ATX, T, 65, 66, 73) within the station going to the amphitheater. Within the venue is a public parking space near the bus stop.

You can also drive to the amphitheater by following the routes leading to the venue. There's also the option of trying out Google Maps if you feel like you're missing your route.

Accessible parking spaces are directly in front of the box office, which is close to the venue. Premium seat permit parking, Gold parking, and cash parking are the parking options you can choose from. For more parking details, check Fiddler's Green website. Meanwhile, overnight parking and parking on private property are prohibited.