Snapshots From The Road:

July 20th, 2002

11 photos from Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Morrison, Colorado.
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Red Rocks Amphitheatre

 Red Rocks is a geologically formed, open-air amphitheatre set in the Rocky Mountain Foothills. The amphitheatre's unique features include two 400-foot monoliths and a naturally occurring theatre set on a mountain stage. This setting, which seats 9,450 people in 70 rows, provides perfect acoustics and has attracted performers worldwide. The amphitheatre, completed in 1941, is part of the 818-acre Red Rocks Park, located 15 miles west of Denver. Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre hosts nearly one million day visitors and concertgoers each year from all over the world. The new Visitor Center offers park visitors a newly designed facility, intergrated into the natural rock formations.
Welcome to the amphitheatre

Welcome
View of monolith from entrance






View of one of the monoliths as seen from the park entrance.

area overview






An overview of the area and visitor center.

Head out on the highway






A contingent of riders on their way to the show.

Visitors center






The visitor center.

Please observe the rules:

Climbing Rules
amphitheatre overview








Overview of the stage area.

Stage view






Close view of the stage and the rock formations behind

backstage overview








Overview of the back stage area.

Chris at the monitors






Chris Bray at the monitor board.

doug at the sound board








Doug adams at the front of house sound board.



More snapshots from Red Rocks here.
(band and crowd pix on page 2.)


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