Rod Stewart at Red Rocks Amphitheatre

One Last Time at Red Rocks 2025

Morrison — are y’all ready to SING IT OUT LOUD and proud one more time?! Because the legend himself is back, baby — and we’re ready to send him off super proper this summer. None other than Rod Stewart is taking the stage right here at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on Monday, June 15th, 2026, and if you’ve ever seen him live before, you know this one’s about to hit different. But this tour? This is history. The One Last Time Tour is the FINAL tour run for rock and pop’s most GOATED icons — and it’s shaping up to be one of the most emotional, high-energy, dance-your-heart-out nights of the year - AKA you gotta be here for it when it all goes down. Decades of hits, platinum albums, chart-topping anthems, and straight up bops that made us — all coming together for one last global run, and we get to witness it here between the Rocks. It’s Stewart’s grand farewell, and you already know: when “Maggie May” or “Forever Young” starts playing under the Colorado sky, and between the monoliths?! It’s gonna be a movie - and you and the crew are the main star! 

Rod Stewart’s legacy only one word - GOATED. BUT, if you haven’t heard of the lore yet of his career, consider this your way to get acquainted. Born in London and raised on the riffs of rhythm and rebellion, he started his career busking in train stations and playing in cramped clubs across the city with the Jeff Beck Group and later the Faces — where his raspy voice and untouchable charisma quickly made him an underground legend. From there, it was off to the races: a solo that's gone over six decades, had more than 250 million records sold, two inductions into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, a Grammy for Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album, and a knighthood from Queen Elizabeth herself in 2016. He’s one of the few artists in history to have No. 1 hits in every decade from the ‘70s through the 2010s, blending rock, soul, and pop into a sound that’s entirely his own.

Talking about this farewell run, Rod told Rolling Stone: “I’ve had the time of my life out there — but now it’s about celebrating every song, all the nights we’ve shared. This isn’t goodbye, it’s thank you.” And that’s exactly the kind of energy we’re walking into at Red Rocks - and it’s exactly why we need you here, too. 

So, when those stage lights hit on the rocks and that raspy voice hits it’s first note of the night, just know: we’re part of history. Grab your friends, your best dancing shoes, and let’s raise a glass to the man who’s had us partying since the 60s. See ya right here, real real soon.