Four Denver Stages for a Night Out at a Show
Indie concerts share the calendar with comedy, burlesque and lucha libre wrestling at the 1920s theater on West 44th Avenue. On South Broadway, a rowdy music room pairs open floor space with a larger stage.
At 1621 Glenarm Pl, Paramount Theatre brings concerts, comedy tours, and private events into an extensively restored 1930s venue. Zig Zag Art Deco detailing carries the Jazz Age into the auditorium. The venue has an intimate feel, while visitor reviews note tight seating within the historic architecture.
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Ten venues make up this downtown performing arts campus. Its stages host Broadway tours, concerts and local productions. Restaurants sit on site, and a paid garage attaches to the complex. Stairs or elevators connect the garage to the theater district. Visitor reviews praise the acoustics and the range of touring shows.
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Oriental Theater hosts indie and metal concerts in a 1920s hall on West 44th Avenue. The calendar also spans comedy, burlesque, independent film tours and lucha libre wrestling. General admission areas and balcony seats offer close views of the stage. Ticket options typically include reserved tables for four. Prices include checkout fees.
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HQ Denver, at 60 S Broadway, combines a cocktail bar and nightclub with a live music room. An open floor faces the larger stage for energetic concerts, theme nights, and lively social events. Reviewers praise the sound and staff. Event-specific ticket pricing and age restrictions vary, so check the scheduled performance before attending.
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