Wu-Tang Clan will play with a live orchestra at Red Rocks Amphitheatre this summer.

Red Rocks is set to open its doors to thousands of music fans in the coming months. 

The iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Colorado, which hosted 9,000-strong crowds for the likes of Above & Beyond, Alison Wonderland and Flume before the coronavirus pandemic, is set to open its doors at a reduced capacity for a program of summer concerts.

Flume has announced three career-spanning shows at Red Rocks.

The Australian producer and DJ, born Harley Edward Streten, has revealed that three dates at the iconic open-air amphitheater in Colorado will celebrate "three eras" of his career to date.

Billed as Flume & Friends 2020, the shows will take place across June 8-10th.

Flume will headline Red Rocks alongside fellow DJ/producer Baauer and Future Classic label mate Touch Sensitive on Wednesday 5^th July 2017.

Fresh off the heels of his GRAMMY Award win for Best Dance/Electronic album for ‘Skin’, Flume promptly released a follow-up entitled ‘Skin Companion EP II’.

Red Rocks Amphitheatre, ten miles from Denver, Colorado, will become home for two new major events this year, titled Sluggtopia and TRAPFEST.

DJ/producer Snails just announced that Red Rocks will host Sluggtopia, a bass festival that will feature the man himself plus NGHTMRE, Joyryde and more.