Levitt Pavilion’s free summer concerts for 2026: Rebirth Brass Band, Sunsquabi and more

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Levitt Pavilion Denver on Tuesday revealed its first lineup of free concerts for 2026, including local hip hop, Grateful Dead and Fleetwood Mac tributes, and opera from Central City.

The nonprofit amphitheater in Ruby Hill Park, which opened in 2017, will this season present about 40 free, all-ages concerts and community events, according to executive director Meghan McNamara. The 2026 free-concert season is currently scheduled to kick off Saturday, May 23, with Rock de Mayo featuring Denver act iZCALLi (see the full list below).

People can RSVP in advance for the shows at levittdenver.org, or walk in off the street, at least while there’s still lawn capacity at the 6,500-person venue (there usually is).

Levitt also presents a handful of paid shows each season to bolster its bottom line, including the previously announced Hip Hop on the Hill with Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, Dizzy Wright, Lil Eazy-E, and Seuss Mace on (Friday, May 22) and, for the first time, The Great American Beer Festival, Oct. 10–11, which is going outdoors for the first time.

Check out the current list of free shows below.

Levitt Pavilion Denver 2026 free concerts

May 23 — Rock de Mayo ft. iZCALLi
May 29 — Between Friends, Fly by Midnight
May 30 — Brazilian Day
June 5 —  The Sapphic Social Club presents Pride Kickoff with Tiana Major9
June 6 — Steph Strings
June 7 — Central City Opera Presents Drag Me to the Opera
June 12 — Fleetmac Wood
June 13 — Sunsquabi
June 26 — The Bright Light Social Hour
June 27 — J. Roddy Walston & The Business
July 3– High Fade
July 4 — Flobots with Espiaille and DCI Tour
July 17 — LCAC & MSU Presents Las Cafeteras
JuLy 18 — Girls Rock Denver Showcase (headliner TBA)
July 31 — Dessa, Kayla Marque
Aug. 1 — Shakedown Street Presents Jerry Day
Aug. 14 — Rebirth Brass Band, Deltaphonic
Sept. 5 — Mo Lowda & the Humble
Sept. 18 — La Santa Cecilia

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