Flatbush Zombies and Joey Bada$$
April 13
The Beast Coast hip-hop movement will take over Red Rocks when the Brooklyn-born group Flatbush Zombies and Joey Bada$$, one of the founders of Pro Era, co-headline the place with the Underachievers, Kirk Knight and Nyck Caution. Expect an evening of heavy East Coast hip-hop, with no lack of political takes and waxing about psychedelics.

Snoop Dogg and Ice Cube
April 18
Nothing screams 420 like Snoop Dogg’s annual concert in Denver. This year, the heavy-puffing rapper’s enjoying a few days early and sharing the stage with co-headliner Ice Cube, who stunned the world with straight talk about gang life and police brutality in N.W.A., paving the way for decades of gangsta rap. In the middle of it all, he started acting, launching his career with Boyz N the Hood. Anticipate a skunky night of hip-hop (and, no, we are not talking about the true skunks that some fans reported seeing in the place in droves last year).

420 Eve on the Rocks With 311 and Method Man & Redman
April 19
The rockers in 311 and Wu-Tang Collective members Method Man & Redman will be headlining one of the smokiest lineups of the year, when 420 Eve on the Rocks lights up the Rocks, with assistance from the Green, Dizzy Wright and Jesse Royal.

Stick Figure
April 20
Everyone celebrates differently, but for music-loving potheads, 420 on the Rocks has become an annual tradition. This year, the reggae act Stick Figure will headline the concert. Nick Swardson will host, and Pepper, Steel Pulse, the Movement and Iya Terra will open.

The Easter Sunrise Service in Red Rocks Amphitheatre on April 1, 2018.

Brandon Thrift

Easter Sunrise Service
April 21
Our yearly cannabis holiday week gives people plenty to regret for and possibly even a couple of ecstatic religious experiences that bring them back to God. So it makes this year’s Easter Sunrise Service, the day after 4/20, perfectly timed. Show up in the stones starting at 4:30 a.m. Pre-worship music starts at 5:30 and the ceremony itself starts at 6 and ends around 7:30 a.m. The event, hosted by the Colorado Council of Churches, is a Denver tradition that started 72 years back. Reverend Quirino Cornejo provides the sermon, and Heatherlyn Music, Dr. J. Arturo Gonzalez and the Jubilate! Sacred Singers will offer up their songs.

Pardon My French Featuring DJ Snake, Tchami X Malaa, and Mercer
April 26
Forget the club. Denver’s premiere location for digital music is Red Rocks. Enjoy DJ Snake’s thick EDM sound, a set with Tchami and Malla, and music from Mercer.

Lotus
April 27
Lotus plays head-bopping music in the intersection of instrumental jamming and electronica — one of Colorado’s favorite hybrid genres. Anticipate a light show and the kind of music the stuff made for winding through fantasies that are elevated or happy-go-lucky hallucinations. The electro-funk behave Ghostland Observatory will open.

1975 
April 30
The indie-rock band the 1975 will assume the amphitheater as part of its North American tour, a celebration of the group’s album, A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships. Pale Wave and No Rome will open.

For more information and tickets to these concerts, visit the Red Rocks site .