The Fillmore Auditorium sits at 1510 Clarkson St in Denver’s Capitol Hill neighborhood. It is a general admission hall that books a wide run of touring acts, from rap and progressive metal to hardcore and tribute bands. This page tracks the Fillmore’s upcoming shows in date order, starting 3 November 2026 and running through 2027. Each entry links straight to its own ticket page.
It is built for fans who want the date, the showtime and the buy link in one place. If you are still deciding between rooms, the later sections cover price, standing room, genres, parking and what to do when a show changes.
Fillmore Auditorium Denver Schedule: Upcoming Shows by Date
The Fillmore is a mid-sized, mostly standing-room venue, and its calendar moves quickly. New dates appear and sold-out shows drop off the available list, so a page that is current matters more here than it would for a hall with a fixed season.
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Upcoming Fillmore Auditorium Shows in Date Order
The list runs earliest to latest, beginning with the 3 November 2026 date and continuing through 2027. It comes from Denver Tickets’ own listing data, not from scraped search snippets or resale pages, and a show that has already happened is not carried forward.
Every entry uses the same fields, so you can scan down the page without re-reading each line:
- Date and day of the week, so a Friday or Saturday show is obvious at a glance
- Showtime, taken from the listing, which is the time to plan your arrival around
- Headliner, with support acts where the listing names them
- Genre tag, such as rap, progressive metal, hardcore or tribute
- Age policy, shown wherever the listing states one (some Fillmore shows are marked all ages, others are not)
- Ticket link, which leads to that show’s own ticket page
Because the age rule can differ from one night to the next, read it on the entry before you buy for a younger fan.
The ticket link is the one that matters. It goes to the seller’s page for that exact date, so you never have to search a resale site for the right night. If you want to see what else is on across town the same week, the full Denver concert calendar lists every show the site tracks.
This list covers the Fillmore shows Denver Tickets tracks, and it does not claim to be a guarantee that no other date exists.
How This Fillmore Denver Concert Calendar Stays Current
The list carries a last-updated stamp directly above it, and that stamp is the honest measure of how fresh the data is. It tells you when the entries were last checked, which is not the same as telling you every detail is still true today.
Dates can move after a listing is published. A show may be postponed, a showtime may shift, or a ticket page may switch to sold out. So treat the stamp as your starting point and confirm the date on the ticket link before you book travel or hotel rooms.
Upkeep of the list itself happens here. Changes to an individual ticket, such as refund terms, are handled by the seller, and the section on changed shows below covers those.
Fillmore Auditorium Ticket Prices and Where to Buy
Prices are not printed in this list, and that is deliberate. A figure copied onto a page goes stale the moment a seller adjusts it, so the live price sits on each entry’s ticket link, where you can see the current number and the total.
What Moves Fillmore Auditorium Ticket Prices
Several things push the price of a Fillmore ticket up or down, and most of them are visible before you pay:
- The act. A touring headliner with a large following costs more than a local support bill or a tribute act.
- The date. Weekend nights and shows with strong demand tend to price higher than a quiet weeknight.
- The ticket type. General admission and reserved seating are priced differently, where a show offers both.
- Add-ons. Some listings offer extras such as meet-and-greet or sound-check access at purchase, which sit on top of the base ticket.
- Fees and taxes. These usually appear late in checkout, which is why the first number you see can be lower than the final one.
That last point catches many buyers out. The price on a listing page and the total on the payment screen can differ because service fees and taxes are added at the end, so always compare the all-in total, not the headline figure.
A fan review in our research makes a practical point about add-ons: general admission rewards early arrival, and some shows offer early-entry style packages. Treat that as a tip rather than a venue rule, and check whether any add-on exists on the live listing before you count on it.
If cost is the deciding factor, budget-friendly Denver concert tickets this weekend are worth a look alongside the Fillmore.
Buying Through Each Show’s Direct Ticket Link
Start from the entry for the night you want and follow its ticket link. You land on the seller’s page for that date, with the current price, the seat options and the checkout total in view.
This route is safer than a scattered resale listing, because resale prices can sit well above face value and the seller is often not the venue’s ticketing partner. Buying at the source also means any change to the show reaches you through the same account.
Check the checkout page for an app or account discount only once you are there. Do not assume one applies until it shows up in your total.
This approach will not find you a cheaper ticket for a sold-out show. When a date is gone, the direct link will say so, and any seat you find elsewhere is a resale price.
Fillmore Auditorium Seating, Capacity and Layout
The Fillmore is built around a standing floor, so seating is a smaller question here than it is at a theater. The decisions that matter to you are where to stand and when to get in the door.
General Admission Standing Room and Reserved Seats
Most Fillmore shows are general admission, which means your ticket gets you into the room and not into a particular spot. You choose your place once you are inside, and the best positions go to people who arrive first.
That shapes your plan. If you want the rail or a clear sightline near the stage, get in line early and go straight to your spot when doors open. If you prefer space, a spot toward the back or the sides of the floor gives you room to move and a view of the stage without the crush at the front.
A few shows use reserved seats, and the ticket page will say so. On those nights, open the seating chart on the ticket link, pick a section and read the chart for the row and the view before you pay. A reserved seat takes away the need to queue early, though you still want to arrive in time for the support act.
Check the format on each listing, because a general admission night and a reserved-seat night can look the same in a calendar. Do not assume a show you attended before will use the same setup.
Venue Capacity and Room Layout
The Fillmore is a mid-sized hall, well below arena scale. That is the main reason fans like it: the stage is close, the room feels full without being enormous, and even the back of the floor is not far from the band.
This page does not quote a capacity figure, because the number should come from the venue or the ticket seller rather than from guesswork. What you can rely on is the character of the room, which is intimate next to a stadium and larger than a club.
If you are weighing the Fillmore against bigger rooms, how Mission Ballroom and Ball Arena compare on size and feel gives a useful frame of reference.
Genre Breakdown at the Fillmore Auditorium
The Fillmore’s calendar is mixed, and it does not stick to one sound. The acts on the live listings span rap, progressive metal and hardcore, along with tribute acts such as a Grateful Dead tribute band.
Every dated entry on the list carries a genre tag, so you can filter by eye. Scan for “rap” if that is your lane, or look for “hardcore” or “progressive metal” to find the heavier nights. Tribute shows are tagged the same way.
That mix suits fans who go to the venue as much as to a specific artist. If you like loud, high-energy rooms, the Fillmore is a dependable place to catch something new.
What the Fillmore does not do is cover every genre equally. Country is a good example: it is not the room’s main business. If country is your genre, the best Denver venues for country concerts will point you to better fits.
Genres on the list can change as new dates are added, so check the tags on the current entries rather than assuming last season’s mix.
Getting to the Fillmore: Address, Parking and Arrival
The address is 1510 Clarkson St, in Denver’s Capitol Hill neighborhood. It is an urban location in a built-up area, which means getting there on a show night takes a little forethought.
Plan on limited street parking near the venue and a busy block around doors time. Many fans choose rideshare for that reason, and a drop-off a short walk away is often easier than circling for a space.
Parking, Rideshare and Arrival Timing
Because the room is general admission, arrival time affects your night more than at most venues. Use the showtime on the listing as your anchor, then work backward: allow time to park or get dropped off, join the line and clear the entrance.
If you want a place near the stage, arrive well before doors. If you only want to catch the headliner, a later arrival is fine, but allow extra time for the line, which can run long on popular nights.
This page does not list parking rates or lot counts, because those figures change and should be checked with the lot operator. Look them up on the day if you plan to drive.
When a Fillmore Show Changes, Sells Out or Postpones
Shows change, and your ticket is tied to the seller that issued it. Three situations come up most often.
Sold out. A sold-out status means the seller has no tickets left at face value. Anything you find afterward is likely a resale listing, often priced above the original.
Postponed or moved. If a date shifts, your ticket normally carries over to the new date, but the seller sets those terms, not this page. Read the notice on your ticket link or in your confirmation email.
Refunds and exchanges. These terms are set by each seller and appear on the ticket link for that show. They can differ from one date to another, so check them before you buy, not after.
Confirm your show’s status before you travel, especially if you are coming from outside Denver. A quick look at the ticket link on the day tells you whether the date, time and doors still stand.
Other Denver Venues to Compare
If the Fillmore’s dates do not fit your plans, other rooms offer a different scale. How Mission Ballroom and Ball Arena compare on size and feel is a good place to start if the Fillmore feels too small or you want a bigger production.
For outdoor shows, the Red Rocks 2027 schedule covers the amphitheater’s season, which is a different experience from an indoor standing floor.
And if you want to compare rooms by size or format, you can browse every Denver venue in one directory.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Fillmore Auditorium general admission or reserved seating?
Most Fillmore shows are general admission standing room, so your ticket gets you into the room and you pick your spot inside. A few shows use reserved seats. The ticket page for each date says which format applies.
Why is my total at checkout higher than the price on the listing?
Service fees and taxes are added late in checkout, so the final total is higher than the first price shown. Add-ons such as meet-and-greet access also raise it. Compare the all-in total before you buy.
Where is the Fillmore Auditorium and is parking easy?
It is at 1510 Clarkson St in Denver’s Capitol Hill neighborhood. Street parking is limited on show nights, so many fans use rideshare and allow extra time before the showtime on the listing.
What happens to my ticket if a Fillmore show is postponed or moved?
The seller that issued your ticket sets the terms, usually including whether it carries over to the new date. Refund and exchange rules appear on the ticket link for that show. Check them before you buy and again before you travel.
What kinds of shows play the Fillmore?
The calendar spans rap, progressive metal, hardcore and tribute acts, including a Grateful Dead tribute. Each entry on the list has a genre tag so you can scan for the sound you want.