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NEW SHOW (and you thought we were done, huh?): Old Crow Medicine Show / Dwight Yoakam w/ Molly Tuttle at #RedRocksCO Aug. 31, 2021 🪕 Tickets on sale Thursday, July 22 at 10 a.m.! ...

Hey friends – we want to take a moment and clear up any confusion around a Change.org petition regarding “sound ordinances” and our introduction of Mixhalo’s technology at the venue.

Red Rocks continues to have the same acoustic quality that fans have experienced for more than 80 years. To be clear: no change has been made to sound limits at Red Rocks since 2016.

At that time, and after months of study, decibel limits and curfews were revised (and had nothing to do with “sound ordinances”). Since then, literally hundreds of EDM and other artists have played Red Rocks, and millions of fans have loved those shows – without most of those artists coming close to the venue’s self-imposed decibel limits. A balance was reached in 2016, and to suggest that sound somehow changes annually just isn’t true.

Those of you who attended Kygo’s show last week would’ve seen an invitation to test the Mixhalo app. In an attempt to control the test and not interfere with the venue’s bandwidth, Red Rocks suggested the app was available to those above Row 40. That suggestion had absolutely nothing to do with the show’s awesome sound quality as was suggested.

Instead, Mixhalo is an optional enhancement to the fan experience – for those interested, it provides sound directly from the soundboard to fans’ ears. And, with some shows, audiophiles can tune in individual instruments such as a lead guitar. Importantly, Mixhalo has relevance for those wanting clearer sound who may have experienced hearing loss.

It’s a technology embraced by artists including Incubus, Metallica, Aerosmith and Pharrell Williams, and has been extensively covered by Billboard writer and senior director for touring, Dave Brooks, who says “Red Rocks’ use of Mixhalo is an innovative and fan-friendly use of technology that improves the live experience and ensures the longevity of Red Rocks' iconic natural environment."

So, don’t believe everything you read, especially from someone who didn’t bother to confirm or ask a question. And, if you’re interested in some cool audio tech, give Mixhalo a try.

We truly appreciate fans’ passion for music and our venue, and hope to see you at Red Rocks soon 🤘 ...