Turnover at Red Rocks Amphitheatre

Since this is the 10-year anniversary tour of a particular album, expect the band to play all the top tracks from that release. "Cutting My Fingers" might be a good lead-off song since it comes first on the original album. From there, you can expect the set list to include "Dizzy On The Comedown" and "Take My Head." In fact, the promise the band's making for this tour is that they're going to perform the entire album live at every stop.

A few years back, online database AllMusic said of Turnover that they left behind their emo and punk rock influences to now feature "a more introspective sound that incorporated the lushness of dream pop and the tender melodies of indie pop." Their Peripheral Vision album is already mostly considered part of the band's dream pop era, but it's still going to be interesting to see how The Getz boys and their crew turn back the hands of time a bit. In more recent years their music has included Austin Getz on keyboards. That's pretty much all you need to know to realize how deep into dream pop they've gone. Now, on this tour, they're promising to make a comeback to the roots of the band with more traditional rock sounds, playing tracks from what is without a doubt the group's most famous release. Get ready for a true rock night at Red Rocks. Also, stay on your toes because you never know what other tracks are going to come up on Friday, May 2nd.

You're going to have a couple of options to choose from when it comes to your spot at the Red Rocks on Friday, May 2nd. There's going to be a reserved seating option at the front of the Amphitheater for anyone who wants to be as close as they can be to the band. This is also a great section for anyone who can't make it here early but still wants to have a good spot to see the show. Then, there's the general admission area from then on. Hit the get tickets button now and choose your section of the Red Rocks to see Turnover and their Peripheral Vision live!