Third Day at Red Rocks Amphitheatre

30th Anniversary Celebration

There are concerts… and then there are moments. And when Third Day steps onto a stage, well, let us be the first to tell you - its a lot more than just a setlist and a regular concert folks. Especially here at Red Rocks where we do it big for any and everyone who loves all things rock and roll and religion - especially for all of us in the crowd who like to scream and cry for our lord real loud! Brought together over three decades ago in good ‘ole Marietta Georgia, Third Day has spent their entire career proving that faith-driven music can be raw, soulful, and undeniably rock & roll - and their legacy is nothing short of… well, legendary! From small church stages and Southern backroads to sold-out amphitheaters across the country, Third Day built their name the long way: grinding it out song by song and show by show for ages - and stealing all our hearts and imaginations along the way. Led by Mac Powell’s unmistakable, raspy voice and grounded by roots-rock vibe, the band created a sound that felt timeless from the jump. Their music pulls from gospel, blues, and classic rock: and they make the kind of songs that meet you where you are and walk with you through it all. That honesty earned them millions of fans, dozens of No. 1 hits, multiple GRAMMY Awards, and a reputation as one of the most important bands in Christian music history.

Now, as they reunite to celebrate 30 years as a band, Third Day isn’t just looking back, they’re lifting it all up for us and for the lord. These anniversary shows are about honoring the journey, the music, and the community that’s grown alongside them. Every note carries history that they grinded for - and every chorus hits harder. So let’s have a moment of memory lane with the crew as they make their way around the U.S., agreed?! Great! Amazing! Perfect. 

So if you’re ready for a show that feels like a slice of Sunday service all the way a mile high in the canyons - this is it folks. Come sing and celebrate three decades of music that still moves mountains - or, at least that move the rocks here in the Red. See ya real soon - right here to kick summer off the holy way.