Tag: ford amphitheater
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Country, rock, blues and benefit concerts hit Colorado Springs this week
BRANTLEY GILBERT: Country rocker Brantley Gilbert brings his hard-hitting sound to Ford Amphitheater, where fans can expect to hear hits like “Bottoms Up,” “Country Must Be Country Wide” and “One Hell of an Amen.” The singer-songwriter blends country with rock and Southern influences for a night under the stars at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, 95 Spectrum…
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Colorado Springs-based VENU reports revenue, asset increases in 2nd quarter with widening net losses
Colorado Springs-based VENU Holding Corp. this month reported modest revenue increases in the second quarter of 2026 and a 38% increase in total assets in the first six months of the year, though net losses widened year over year and earnings per share remained broadly flat while company stock continues on an overall downward trend.…
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Colorado Springs-based VENU reports revenue, asset increases in 2nd quarter with widening net losses
Colorado Springs-based VENU Holding Corp. this month reported modest revenue increases in the second quarter of 2026 and a 38% increase in total assets in the first six months of the year, though net losses widened year over year and earnings per share remained broadly flat while company stock continues on an overall downward trend.…
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Three nights, three stars: Ford Amphitheater offers a week of performances
When someone asks, “What kind of music do you like,” does your answer claim you listen to everything? Well if that’s true, and your playlist jumps from classic rock to bluegrass to contemporary Christian music, this might be your busiest week of the summer. Three award-winning artists spanning decades and genres are taking over Ford…
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Violinist Lindsey Stirling brings her high-octane tour to Ford Amphitheater in Colorado Springs
By L. Kent WolgamottLast Word Features When Lindsey Stirling writes an album, she’s not just thinking about what she wants to play on her violin and how she’ll arrange the rest of the music around it. She always keeps in mind how the song could be performed and how that will fit into her highly…
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A chorus line of Colorado cultural pathmakers
The Colorado 150, Part 5 of 6: Meet everyone from Roseanne to Kent Haruf to Bob Dylan to Harry Tuft to the Colorado Springs actor whose hard, real life inspired one of the iconic roles in musical theater history Put simply: No Kelly Bishop, no Sheila in “A Chorus Line.” Imagine one of the most…
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Country star Dierks Bentley brings his ‘Off the Map’ tour to Ford Amphitheater
Dierks Bentley’s love affair with country music began in his teens. Music had been a part of his life since he was small, but at around age 17, he heard Hank Williams Jr. sing “Man to Man” and the sound lit a fire inside him that still burns to this day. “I just knew this…
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Country star Dierks Bentley brings his ‘Off the Map’ tour to Ford Amphitheater
Dierks Bentley’s love affair with country music began in his teens. Music had been a part of his life since he was small, but at around age 17, he heard Hank Williams Jr. sing “Man to Man” and the sound lit a fire inside him that still burns to this day. “I just knew this…
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VENU joins Russell 3000 Index
The hospitality and entertainment company is among the 3,000 largest publicly traded companies in the U.S. Colorado Springs-based hospitality and entertainment company VENU is joining the Russell 3000 Index as part of the 2026 semiannual reconstitution. Made final after the U.S. market close on June 26, with index changes reflected from the market open June…
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O.A.R. ready to rock with show at Ford Amphitheater
By L. Kent WolgamottLast Word Features Chris Culos was reviewing a list of 40-plus songs that O.A.R. was preparing to play as the hard-touring Maryland rock band set to embark on another run of shows. That list included hits such as “Lay Down,” “Shattered (Turn The Car Around)” and “Love and Memories”; a few of the…