Welcome to Aspen’s premier live music venue! The Belly Up, Aspen was opened by owner Michael Goldberg in January of 2005. Since then, The BUA has hosted many musical talents from around the world including: Jane’s Addiction, Wu Tang Clan, Thievery Corporation, The Raconteurs, Ben Harper, B.B. King, Paul Oakenfold, Gov’t Mule, SEAL, ZZ Top, Xavier Rudd, Chris Isaak, Gomez, G Love, Blues Traveler, Steel Pulse, Method Man and Redman, John Legend, Damian Marley, Stephen Marley, Ky-Mani Marley, Lucinda Williams, Snoop Dogg, Tiësto, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Joe Cocker, Wyclef Jean, Ice Cube and many, many more. Our venue capacity is only 450! Any closer and you’d be on stage! For more info check out www.bellyupaspen.com
Since 1889, the Wheeler Opera House has been Aspen’s community performance venue. From The Eagles, Jerry Seinfeld, Oprah Winfrey and Sheryl Crow to locally-created performance experiences, the Wheeler is the Roaring Fork Valley’s premiere site for concerts, movies, festivals, lectures, community events, opera, and a whole lot more. Website: www.wheeleroperahouse.com
Established in 2011, The Performing Arts Center at Third Street, (PAC3) is a multi-use theatre in Carbondale, Colorado that provides the community with a space for events, concerts, non-profit functions, shows and more. PAC3 holds 365 guests for seated events and 541 for general admission, giving guests a chance to enjoy the show in an intimate and comfortable setting. Located in the heart of Carbondale you will experience the true community connection that Carbondale has established when at the Performing Arts Center. Website: www.pac3carbondale.com
Here at the Station Inn, you’ll find the music’s still hot and it’s a warm, festive place to meet and make friends. Whether you’re drinking a hot coffee, a coke or a cold beer, we’re just glad you’re here. The Station Inn… Bluegrass and Roots Music’s premiere listening room, where you’ll find great music, good times and friends you’ve yet to meet. For show times and schedule please visit them online at: www.thestationinn.com
If the hallowed walls of the Ryman Auditorium could talk, the remarkable story they would tell is unmatched in entertainment history. Its construction is a tale of divine inspiration. In the 1880s, when prominent businessman and steamboat captain Thomas G. Ryman found salvation in the words of fiery evangelist Reverend Sam Jones, he vowed to build a great tabernacle that would project Rev. Jones’s voice clearly and powerfully for all to hear…click here to read more about the Ryman Auditorium. Website: www.ryman.com
The Exit/In began it’s role as a Nashville music venue back in 1971. Since then countless shows and great memories have happened within these walls. Music is best when it is performed live, so come on down and see a show with us! Website: www.exitin.com
