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Located smack dab in the middle of Colorado, Denver is known as the “Mile High City” thanks to its unusually high altitude compared to the surrounding area. You’ll find mountains just north of the city and a mix of suburban and urban living very close together. The temperature can range from the upper 90’s in the summer to -20 in the winter.
Folks that live there or visit love the variety of the different seasons as well as all the parks, nearby hiking trails, and a plethora of indoor and outdoor activities. Urbanites also enjoy the fact that the inner city areas are laid out in a perfect grid pattern.
Putting on a Denver concert is about more than just showing up with your instruments ready to jam. After you find the right concert venue, there are a whole host of arrangements to make in order to actually pull off your concert. Finding the right suppliers and amenities in Denver will go a long way to making your concert a success.
Chances are, you have your own instruments and gear, but that doesn’t mean you have everything you need at all times for the concert. Depending on the type of concert, you could need everything from backup instruments to sound equipment. Whether you’re playing your first gig or a seasoned pro, you never want to be unprepared when it’s time for a show.
Part of the way that many artists make money is by selling merchandise at their concerts. Having t-shirts, CDs or records, and other products available for fans to buy at the show is an important part of the concert experience not only for the artists but for the fans as well. Even new performers usually have CDs to sell in order to make some extra money, but getting merchandise and setting up a place to sell will take some assistance.
It’s hard to put on a concert if no one knows you’re holding it. Part of the way you get the word out for a local concert is by advertising through local channels. Sure, social media and other outlets work, but using local media, radio stations and other outlets will draw in the hometown crowd. Paying for advertising in local papers and magazines or even using traditional posters and flyers and word of mouth is a great way to spread the word about your concert.
The last thing you need to make sure you have enough of is staff at the Denver concert venue. Having a roadie is great, but it takes a lot of people to put a concert together, making sure you have security, equipment managers, sound technicians, and other personnel on hand to handle logistics.
It takes a lot of support to successfully pull off a concert. Here is a look at some of the local amenities that can help you make sure the concert goes off without a hitch.
Billing itself as the “working musician’s equipment store”, Sound Town sells sound equipment, lasers, and gear like amps and instruments. What’s more, they are a full-service business, offering sales, rentals, and even repairs. Whether you need new gear, need to rent gear, or just to get your old gear fixed up, Sound Town is a great resource to use before your big concert.
If you need an equipment supplier that helps with both front end and back end supplies for your concert, then Greater Than Entertainment is the place to go. Offering all types of audio equipment, lighting, and sound equipment as well as mixers and back end gear, you’ll have everything you need for whatever type of concert you put on. Greater Than Entertainment takes it a step further with rental equipment and even helps with installation.
PRG provides high-quality custom-crafted gear for any concert situation you can think of. Whether you need monitors and production equipment, lighting, or sound, you’ll find it at PRG. One key difference of PRG is that they provide a wider variety of products than other companies and can even custom craft things like rigging to make it possible to put on the show of a lifetime. Finding everything you need in one place is very convenient.
Denver has a lot going for it if you’re in the market to hold a concert. That doesn’t mean it doesn’t have its downsides too, though.
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One of the places you have to visit if you’re in Denver and love nature is the Denver Botanic Gardens. With every type of plant imaginable and different things going on all the time, there’s always something to do or see at the gardens and with events and exhibitions going on all the time, you’ll never be bored when you visit. When you’re done exploring the gardens book a gig at one of the many local bars that allow relaxing music, pool, darts, and other fun, especially if you’re looking for a place to put on a more casual performance.
Situated in the historic district of Denver, Larimer Square is home to many trendy restaurants, shops, and businesses in some of the oldest buildings in the city. With a mix of dining, shopping, and nightlife all combined with the historic charm of 100+-year-old buildings, there are plenty of sights to behold in Larimer Square.
You’ve likely heard of Red Rocks as one of the greatest concert venues in America. Part concert venue and part natural wonder, there’s plenty to see and behold in Red Rocks even when there are no shows being performed. People love to hike and tour the grounds and take in the majestic scenery during the off-season and then thousands come together for a show whenever events are happening. It’s definitely a can’t miss spot located just outside of Denver in the town of Morrison.