The Head and The Heart at Red Rocks Amphitheatre

Let's dive into The Head and the Heart's history. The band kicked off back in 2009. Since then, they’ve released alternative classics like “Rivers and Roads,” “Lost in My Mind,” and their latest jam, "Every Shade of Blue." Their songs are a mix of acoustic folk, pop, and Americana – a sound that hits just right. This 2023, they took their show on the road. All fans who attended felt that it was something special. Opening up were cool indie and alternative acts like Drew Holcomb and the Neighbors, Father John Misty, Amanda Shires, and Yoke Lore on some dates.

“It’s been a year to be thankful for… for this band, this crew, this big family that we’re happy to call you a part of. We hope you’re having a great thanksgiving with your chosen people and we’ll see you in 2024 with all kinds of new beautiful things,” the band shared on X (formerly Twitter).

Missed the 2023 tour? No worries - The Head and the Heart's gearing up for more shows in 2024! There have been a handful of dates announced for 2024 and two of them include two nights in Morrison, Colorado. Don't worry if you missed out on this year's set of shows because all fans have the opportunity to catch them live in the upcoming year!

Their first show at the Red Rocks Amphitheatre will be held on the 12th of August. The band will be joined by special guest Madison Cunningham. The 27-year-old singer produces music that Is described by Rolling Stone as "a new spin on West Coast folk-rock, with classical tendencies, electric guitars, jazz-school chord changes and alt-rock strut all living under the same roof." She's definitely a gal to look forward to catching live! Some of her hits includes "Song In My Head," "In From Japan," and "Something To Believe In."

Get your tickets to see The Head and The Heart for their first night in Red Rocks today! Hurry and secure yours before the show sells out!