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Denver shows you can see for $25 during Live Nation concert week

For one week only, fans can buy tickets to some Live Nation concerts for $25. Here are the participating shows and venues in Colorado.

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DENVER — Live Nation announced it will release discounted tickets to concerts at more than 5,000 venues.

The concert promoter's 10th annual "Concert Week" will release $25 tickets for shows from more than 900 artists.

Concert Week runs from Wednesday, May 8, to Tuesday, May 14.

Participating artists in the promotion include 21 Savage, Alanis Morissette, Cage The Elephant, Celeste Barber, Dan + Shay, Dierks Bentley, Feid, Janet Jackson, Meghan Trainor, New Kids On The Block, Peso Pluma, Sean Paul, Thirty Seconds to Mars and more.

All-in tickets include all fees in the $25 cost. Taxes will be added on depending on the venue, city and state.

When buying tickets at LiveNation.com/ConcertWeek, ticket buyers can select a show and look for the ticket type labeled “Concert Week Promotion,” add the ticket(s) to their cart, and proceed to checkout.

T-Mobile customers will have 24-hour early access to $25 all-in tickets starting Tuesday, May 7, at 10 a.m. Also, Rakuten members can purchase early access tickets and earn Cash Back on May 7 from 10 a.m. ET through 11:59 p.m. ET.

Colorado Shows Participating in Concert Week

Ball Arena

Russ (6/15)
Janet Jackson (6/16)
Styx (6/25)
New Kids On The Block (6/28)
Missy Elliott (7/16)
AJR (7/18 & 7/20)
Niall Horan (7/19)
Jennifer Lopez (7/22)
Megadeth (8/6)
Peso Pluma (8/9)
Five Finger Death Punch (8/22)
Grupo Firme (8/23)
The Doobie Brothers (8/29)
Incubus (9/9)
Tom Segura (9/14)

Bellco Theatre

Kevin James (6/28)
Gloria Trevi (8/30)

Dick's Sporting Goods Park

Kygo (9/7)

Dillon Ampitheater

Maren Morris (6/12)

Fillmore Auditorium

Gunna (5/12)
Marcus King (5/18)
Sean Paul (5/23)
Jacob Collier (5/29)
The Kid LAROI (5/31)
Madison Beer (6/2)
Say Anything (6/14)
Drive-By Truckers (7/6)
Scene Queen (8/6)
Orville Peck (8/8)
Judah & the Lion (10/9)
Alec Benjamin (10/13)
Dashboard Confessional (10/16)
Lawrence (10/19)
Nothing But Thieves (10/21)
Testament (10/22)
Hatebreed (10/23)

Levitt Pavilion

Caifanes (6/14)
The Polish Ambassador (6/22)

Marquis Theatre

CSS (5/11)
JMSN (6/8)
Cosmic Psychos (6/9)
GSoul (6/18)
The Early November (7/2)
Quasi (7/18)
Trish Toledo (8/1)
La Luz (10/28)

Mishawaka Amphitheatre

Old Crow Medicine Show (6/23)
Jamestown Revival (6/26)
The Church (7/3)
moe. (8/2)
Joy Oladokun (8/17)

Moon Room at Summit

Oxymorrons (5/20)

Oriental Theater

Ekkstacy (5/10)

Paramount Theatre

Celeste Barber (6/9)
Todd Rundgren (6/16)
Stephanie Miller (6/22)
Kierra Sheard (7/2)
Tyler Henry (7/12)
Il Divo (7/19)
Kathy Griffin (11/8)
Dane Cook (12/14)

Pikes Peak Center

Brian Regan (6/7)
Kevin James (6/27)
Tyler Henry (7/14)
Il Divo (7/20)
Bluey's Big Play (7/26, 7/27 & 7/28)

Red Rocks Amphitheatre

Maren Morris (6/11)
STS9 (7/20)
Rebelution (8/24)

Sculpture Park

All Day I Dream (8/3)

Summit

Panchiko (5/10)
Stiff Little Fingers (5/13)
Kamelot (5/14)
itchy-O (5/18)
Eyedress (5/23)
Bodysnatcher (5/31)
Frank Turner (6/4)
Jerro (6/7)
Nyashinski (6/11)
From Ashes To New (6/12)
Sebastian Bach (6/15)
Motion City Soundtrack (6/17)
Louie TheSinger (7/11)
As I Lay Dying (7/16)
Misery Signals (7/20)
Northlane (7/23)
Darius (8/8)
The Lox (8/16)
Sunny Day Real Estate (8/17)
Ziggy Alberts (9/20)
Brooks Nielsen (9/21)
Lord of the Lost (9/24)
Tokyo Police Club (10/30)

The Junkyard

Staind (10/3)

Credit: Live Nation Entertainment

Live Nation expanded Concert Week to more than 20 countries in addition to North America this year, including those in Australia, Asia, Europe, the United Kingdom and the Middle East.

Participating 'Concert Week' Artists Nationwide

Credit: Amy Harris/Invision/AP

In this July 8, 2018 file photo, Janet Jackson performs at the 2018 Essence Festival in New Orleans. (Photo by Amy Harris/Invision/AP, File)

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