Sheryl Crow at Red Rocks Amphitheatre

Get ready for a magical evening with Sheryl Crow. Celebrate her iconic & beloved hits, favorites, and new music live on stage - coming to life at the beautiful Red Rocks Amphitheater this June. All set to share her rockin' blend of blues, folk, pop, rock, and country, the acclaimed singer-songwriter, musician, and actress is surely gonna grace the stage with her unrivaled energy and charm.

Since her massive 1993 debut release "Tuesday Night Music Club" which hit 7x Platinum, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame-inducted artist is keeping her legacy alive. Recently dropping a new album "Evolution" last year, she took everyone by surprise 'cause no one was expecting her to serve up new music after previously saying that her 12th LP "Threads" would be her last. Described by Emma Harrison of ClashMusic as a "soul-searching and liberating surprise return from the Grammy-award winner," fans were delighted to see Crow whip out a surprise comeback.

Sharing a familiar groove, fans were definitely satisfied to hear her unique sound make it to the modern day. Selling over 50 million albums throughout her career alongside charting on the Billboard Hot 100 19 times - including "All I Wanna Do", "My Favorite Mistake", and "The First Cut Is the Deepest", it's clear that she's one of the industry's reigning queens.

Twenty-five years since she scored her first Grammy, Sheryl Crow went on to become one of the '90s and early '2000s biggest names in music. Hits after every single hit, she's a rock, pop, country, folk, and blues powerhouse. Recently inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in November 2023, she shares how surreal it is to perform alongside new artists such as Olivia Rodrigo, legends such as Elton John, and friends including Stevie Nicks.

Actively using her voice to share her displeasure with AI and its possible impact in the music industry, "Brushing up against what artificial intelligence is going to mean in the artistic community. As an older mom, it really did jar me to think that we’re going to have to start protecting our souls’ inspiration," she told The Independent in an interview.

Sharing how she's writing songs in her own terms - "there is liberation in it," explaining how she thinks less of who might be offended. Done chasing radio spots or hitting charts, she's writing music dedicated to the things she sees.

Sheryl Crow, live at the Red Rocks. Book your tickets now!