One of the greatest rock voices of all time is coming to one of the greatest stages on earth — and this time it really might be the last. Rod Stewart Red Rocks 2026 is two nights — Monday, June 15 and Tuesday, June 16 — at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, Colorado. Live Nation is thrilled to present Rod Stewart live at Red Rocks on June 15, 2026 and June 16, both at 7:30 PM, with Richard Marx opening both nights. Tickets are available via an artist pre-sale and general on-sale through Ticketmaster and AXS. This is the One Last Time farewell tour — and Red Rocks is one of only a handful of venues on the entire run to receive two consecutive nights. If you have ever wanted to see Rod Stewart live, this is the moment. And if you want both nights to run perfectly, Red Rocks Voyager has your red rocks car service handled.
Rod Stewart — 100 Million Records and Still Rocking at 81
The numbers alone tell the story. With his 1978 No. 1 single “Da Ya Think I’m Sexy?” Rod Stewart famously asked the world a question — and 100 million record sales later, the world had answered. As one of the top-selling artists of all time, with a career spanning four decades, the British singer-songwriter is one of the most celebrated figures in rock and roll history.
Stewart got his start as a solo artist in the early 1970s, achieving his first mainstream success with blues rock hit “Maggie May” from 1971’s Every Picture Tells a Story. In the late 1970s and early 1980s, he adopted disco and new wave influences to much success, including the 1978 No. 1 “Da Ya Think I’m Sexy?” and 1981’s Tonight I’m Yours, which featured the hit “Young Turks.”
A two-time Rock and Roll Hall of Famer , Stewart has outlasted trends, reinvented himself across five decades, and remained one of the most consistently compelling live performers in classic rock. Fan reviews describe him at 81 as still delivering energetic and fun shows — with a tight band of 21 musicians — and his raspy voice, crazy hair, and those outfits as still entirely his own. Seeing Rod Stewart at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in 2026 is not just a concert. It is a chapter of rock history. Check the full 2026 Red Rocks concert schedule — June 15 and 16 are two of the most significant classic rock nights of the entire season.
The One Last Time Tour — What That Title Actually Means
In 2024, Rod Stewart began his One Last Time World Tour, which sold out performances in North America, Europe, Asia, South America, and other continents. Beginning on March 13 in Uncasville, Connecticut, this most recent leg of the multi-year farewell tour will stop at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles on June 10, Red Rocks in Morrison on June 15 and 16, and Kansas City’s Morton Amphitheatre on August 15.
The word “farewell” gets used loosely in the concert industry — but for an 81-year-old artist who has been candid about his health in recent years, the One Last Time framing carries genuine weight. Fans who have seen him recently describe genuinely moving performances — a truly great showman who, considering his age and health, still entertains. That raspy voice, the crazy hair, the outfits — he is still entirely himself. Both June nights at Red Rocks could realistically be among the final Colorado performances of his career. That context makes every seat matter.
Richard Marx Opens Both Nights — Not Just Any Support Act
Richard Marx opens both June 15 and June 16. This is worth noting because Richard Marx is not a warm-up act in the traditional sense. He is a Grammy-winning singer-songwriter with his own string of No. 1 hits — “Right Here Waiting,” “Endless Summer Nights,” “Satisfied,” “Now and Forever” — and a devoted fanbase that spans the same generation as Rod Stewart’s audience. Both nights effectively deliver two classic artists for one ticket price. Arrive by doors open to catch the full evening. The top 10 Red Rocks Amphitheatre tips covers arrival strategy and everything else you need for both June nights.
What to Expect on Both Nights — The Setlist Picture
Rod Stewart live in 2026 is a greatest hits celebration backed by a tight band of 21 musicians — guitarists, backing vocalists, horns, strings, and more. Recent shows have included “Maggie May,” “Tonight’s the Night,” “You’re in My Heart,” “Have I Told You Lately,” “Do Ya Think I’m Sexy?”, “Sailing,” “Forever Young,” and covers including “Proud Mary” and “If You Don’t Know Me By Now” — plus a version of “I’m So Excited” with background singers taking the lead.
Shows typically run close to two hours. The production is large-scale and polished — Rod Stewart has been doing this for 50 years and his crew knows exactly how to make every seat in a venue like Red Rocks feel like the best seat in the house. Fans consistently describe the band as tight, the setlist as perfect, and the overall experience as better than expected — with memories brought back across five decades of music.
June 15–16 in Context — A Week Worth Planning Around
The Rod Stewart Red Rocks 2026 two-night run lands in the middle of a remarkable stretch of June programming. Here is what surrounds it:
- June 12–13 — Paul Simon: A Quiet Celebration (two nights)
- June 14 — Trevor Hall, Thievery Corporation and Dirtwire
- June 15 — Rod Stewart: One Last Time with Richard Marx — Night One
- June 16 — Rod Stewart: One Last Time with Richard Marx — Night Two
- June 17 — Amyl and the Sniffers with L7
- June 18 — Third Day 30th Anniversary / Louis Tomlinson
- June 20 — O.A.R. with Gavin DeGraw and Phantom Planet
For anyone building a Colorado concert week around June 15–16, Paul Simon on June 12–13 followed by Rod Stewart on June 15–16 is one of the great classic artist double-headers any venue in America will offer this summer. The 2026 Red Rocks concert transportation guide covers multi-night planning in full — and a denver to red rocks car service through Red Rocks Voyager across multiple consecutive nights is the only way to handle that schedule without logistics fatigue.
Why the Rod Stewart Audience Deserves a Professional Car Service
The Rod Stewart Red Rocks 2026 audience is specific — and it has specific needs. These are experienced concert-goers, many in their 50s, 60s, and beyond, many attending as couples or with close friends, many making a genuine occasion of a farewell tour night at one of the world’s great venues. They are not looking for chaos. They are looking for a night that works from start to finish.
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Making the Most of Both June Nights — Everything You Need to Know
Arrive at 7:00 PM — 30 minutes before the 7:30 PM start. Richard Marx opens and his set is worth being seated for from the first song. A 7:30 PM start on a weeknight means the light over the sandstone formations will still be golden when he takes the stage — one of the most beautiful moments Red Rocks offers. The smart Red Rocks travel tips guide covers the full arrival experience in detail.
Dinner in Morrison before the show. A 7:30 PM start gives you room to arrive in Morrison by 5:30 PM and enjoy a proper dinner before heading up to the venue. Visit Morrison for local restaurant recommendations. The Red Rocks and Golden Colorado guide extends the pre-show options if you want to explore the area before either night.
Download the Red Rocks app before you leave home. From digital ticketing with touchless entry, park and venue maps, visitor tips, and original Red Rocks content — the official Red Rocks app has everything you need for an unforgettable concert experience. Set it up in advance for seamless entry on both nights.
Layer up for mid-June evenings. Mid-June evenings at Red Rocks drop into the mid-50s by the end of the show. A light jacket is always worth bringing regardless of how warm the afternoon is. Always check the National Weather Service forecast the morning of each show — Colorado mountain evenings are unpredictable even in June.
Go both nights. Rod Stewart has been performing for 50 years and knows how to read a room. Night two of a two-night run is always different — looser, warmer, with a band that has settled into the venue. The setlist shifts. The crowd energy deepens. Both nights are worth every minute. Read the 12 best things to do at Red Rocks to make both evenings feel like the full Colorado experience they deserve to be.
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This Is the One — Plan It Properly
“Maggie May.” “Sailing.” “Forever Young.” “You’re in My Heart.” “Do Ya Think I’m Sexy?” Two nights. June 15 and 16. A 21-piece band at the greatest outdoor venue on earth on a farewell tour that really might be the last time. Rod Stewart Red Rocks 2026 is the kind of show that people who did not go will regret — and the kind of show that people who went will talk about for decades.
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