Cody Jinks at Red Rocks Amphitheatre

Outlaws and rebels will rise and roar as Cody Jinks returns to the Red Rocks Amphitheatre on October 7 with hotblooded opening acts, Clutch and Tennessee Jet!

Getting deeper into his 2023 string of US shows (only 8 stops remaining!), the indie musician sets his sights again on Morrison, Colorado, wherein lies the Red Rocks Amphitheatre. Nestled between two titanic boulders, the outdoor venue makes for a perfect setting for the outlaw concert with its natural acoustics amidst the picturesque desert.

His band–David Colvin, Drew Harakal, Austin “Hot Rod” Tripp, Joshua Thompson, Chris Claridy, Jake Lentner, and Bobby Keith–will again be joining the artist on tour.

Cody Jinks’ music is a stunning black stallion in the frontier of country melodies, cinematic, with a Western gothic quality to its metallic twang. His voice, raw and textured, shines best live rather than recorded, and his lyrical prowess manifests into character studies that speak straight into the soul. Expect some of his hard-hitting classics such as “Loud and Heavy,” “David,” and “Must Be The Whiskey” in this cacophonous concert comeback!

Earning two Country Breakout Awards and Music Row’s Independent Artist of the Year, Jinks keeps the revolution that began with icons like Willie Nelson alive and acknowledged.

Meanwhile, his guests–Clutch and Tennessee Jet–are two of the hottest trailblazers in concert circuits. Clutch is an American band famous for their punk-rock fusion in songs such as “Electric Worry” and “The Regulator.” On the other hand, Tennessee Jet is a rising country-metal solo act known for recent hits like “Waymore’s Blues.”

We’ll keep you updated on the latest set reveals, but for now, here’s an August setlist for a possible sneak peek:
Hurt You
Fast Hand
Lifer
David
Ain't a Train
All It Cost Me Was Everything
Somewhere in the Middle
Mamma Song
Changed the Game
Cast No Stones
Must Be the Whiskey
Hippies and Cowboys
Loud and Heavy

Jinks shared in an interview some months ago what it’s like after years as a touring musician.
"I still feel like we're a bar band… That's where we came from. We were that band that could go into a biker bar and do fine... We can go into any bar [and] we were fine. We had a very punk rock mentality... If the music's good, it'll hold its own weight, and we'll see what we can build.”

Seas of crowds will blend into the mirroring sky as Cody Jinks wrangles everyone into the Red Rocks Amphitheatre on Saturday, October 7, 2023. Tickets are out - get yours today!