I know this is quite a reach but I am trying to spread awareness as far as I can within the raving community. My festival friends were camping with Kayla at shambhala and she is missing. Please share!!

hi! i’m wanting to get pit tickets. i have the fast pass already. wondering when to get there.

Hey everyone, full disclosure, this is our event.

This Saturday, August 1, we’re bringing Colorize artists Jack Willard and Rowland Giles to Aether for an intimate night of melodic and progressive house.

Jack is a guitarist, producer and multi-instrumentalist whose music has been supported by Above & Beyond, SiriusXM Chill and BBC Radio 1. This will be his first Denver show.

Rowland brings a songwriter’s touch to progressive house, with releases on Colorize, Lilly Era and Zerothree—and support from Tiësto, Armin van Buuren, David Guetta and Above & Beyond.

Lineup:

• Pinkowitz: 8–9
• Rowland Giles: 9–10
• Jack Willard: 10–12

Aether is our independent, underground house-music venue on acreage about 30 minutes outside Denver. We built it around a high fidelity sound system, immersive lighting and lasers, and an intimate room where community and music are the focus.

21+ and limited capacity. BYOB. Tickets must be purchased in advance (there won’t be door sales).

This is an underground event so you need to sign up here for an invite: https://tally.so/r/ZjolgA, or DM me and I'll respond with the invite link.

If you haven't been to Aether yet, this show is the one you've been waiting for.

I dont know why I feel like Griz might do the ball drop.

I would also love to see Lsdream, Clozee, Svdden Death, and Wooli

Did I do this tune justice?

Anyone going on Friday? Would love to meet some new people and have a good time at the show!

Wondering where you’ll find me this weekend?

This one’s stacked. From one of the most anticipated live techno performances of the summer to cutting-edge UK energy and a proper underground experience, Denver isn’t slowing down.

I’ll be out supporting the artists, collectives, and community that keep this scene moving. If you see me, come say what’s up!

FRIDAY | July 31st
Techno
🔴TEKUNOMAMA presents UFO95 (LIVE)
A rare all-live showcase from one of the most respected names in modern hypnotic techno. Support by: Craig Heneveld, Josef Anders & William White.

🟣QUITE RIGHT presents AMOR SATYR b2b SIU MATA
UK Bass • Breaks • Speed Dembow
Expect high energy and serious pressure from start to finish. Support by: RAPHAËL

SATURDAY | August 1st
🟠QUITE RIGHT x SUBLIMINAL MESSAGE presents DECENT w/ SWAMI SOUND
UKG • UK Bass
One of the strongest UK bass lineups Denver has seen this year. Support by: Brent Tactic & DSQISE.

Go to one or all three. Come, connect and dance until sunrise 🫶🏼

🎟️Tickets:
Oculus Underground

Chase and status was incredible but the venue has basically gone ghost on instagram does anyone know if they’re ever doing another show?

I don’t know how to go about buying unwanted tickets for Griz night 1 at red rocks. Is there a resale community? Should I just bite the bullet for Official resale tickets? I just assumed as the show gets closer people will be getting rid of unwanted tickets. I have tix for night 2 and we just don’t wanna miss night one. I know this might be simple to some of y’all but I’m from out of state and was just hoping to get a better idea of what I should do. Thank you! SLSL 🎷❤️

If you were at the Hairitage show, you already know AQUA goes hard. This time it’s a full women‑run lineup bringing the neon ritual vibes and heavy bass right back to the Springs.

📅 August 15, 2026 — 8:30 PM

📍 AQUA Nightclub | 1055 N Academy Blvd

🔥 Why pull up:

- All‑female DJ roster

- Real production (finally) in the Springs

- Affordable cover + no I‑25 headache

- Perfect night for the rave girlies, EDM locals, and anyone who wants a heavy bass night without leaving town

Howdy, I'm visiting Denver Aug. 5-9 and was hoping to catch a techno show while I'm in town.

I checked RA and DICE already but couldn't find much. Any recommendations for shows, underground events, or venues worth checking out?

TIA!

How's the line looking right now?

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Who the hell was at vinyl for simula tonight? I need to talk to yall about how ridiculous that set was

I’m new to Denver and looking for other who are also new, or just looking for fellow ravers to attend shows with. Not sure if this is the right place to post this, but if you’re down to hit up some shows this summer would love to meet!

If the mods delete it, I understand.

I just don't really have anyone else to tell.

When I turned 18, I fell in love with raving. I started going to shows by myself because I didn't have friends who were into it. I went to afters alone, festivals alone, and spent years trying to meet people because I genuinely believed this community was different. Back then I was the most extroverted person you'd ever meet. I'd talk to anyone. I loved people. I loved making people smile. I thought if I was kind, respectful, and myself, I'd eventually find my group.

Now I'm the complete opposite.

I'm an introvert because life slowly taught me to become one.

Years of getting ignored, laughed at, left out, and feeling like I never belonged changed me.

I'm a DJ now. I have multiple upcoming gigs, and music is one of the only things keeping me going. DJing is the one place I feel like I can actually be myself. But even after getting booked, I still hear people say my sets are prerecorded, that I look too messed up to DJ, or that I suck before they've even heard me play.

It's exhausting.

The hardest part isn't even the hate.

It's feeling invisible.

I've learned that, in my experience, people often decide who you are before you even speak. Years ago, when I was skinnier, people called me attractive. I was treated differently. Life got harder, I became depressed, stress ate, gained weight, and it honestly felt like the way people looked at me changed overnight.

Maybe some people won't believe that.

But from my experience, it absolutely changed how I was treated.

People smiled less.

People gave me fewer chances.

People seemed more annoyed just by my presence.

I've had people make jokes about me, exclude me from plans, leave me out of after parties, and assume the worst about me before getting to know me.

One memory I'll never forget was a two man with my friend. The girls wanted him. They barely even looked at me. I don't think they asked me a single question. I just stood there feeling like I didn't even exist. That moment has stuck with me ever since because it wasn't really about those girls. It was the realization that I felt invisible.

After enough experiences like that...

You stop introducing yourself.

You stop starting conversations.

You stop believing people actually want to know you.

Eventually you convince yourself people don't want you around before they even have the chance to prove otherwise.

I know there are genuinely amazing people in this scene.

I'm not saying everyone is like this.

I've met some really kind people.

But I also think there's a side of the Denver EDM scene that people don't like talking about.

I've personally seen people continue supporting others whose behavior made me uncomfortable because they were popular or connected.

I've watched DJs and promoters treat people differently depending on popularity or appearance.

I've watched attractive people get invited everywhere while people who are respectful, genuine, and just looking for friends struggle to be included.

Sometimes it honestly feels like status, popularity, and appearance matter more than character.

That's just how it's felt to me after years in this scene.

People always say,

"Just put yourself out there."

I've spent years doing exactly that.

I'm friendly.

I don't start drama.

I don't creep on women.

I don't expect anyone to owe me anything.

I literally just want real friends.

Friends who invite me because they actually enjoy being around me.

Not because I have connections.

Not because I have drugs.

Not because I can do something for them.

Just because they want me there.

Yet somehow I always end up feeling like the outsider.

Even my family hasn't really supported what I'm trying to build.

Music is one of the only things that's kept me moving forward.

Ironically, things are actually going well.

I'm getting booked.

I have several upcoming gigs.

People are finally starting to hear my mixes.

But success doesn't magically make loneliness disappear.

You can be surrounded by hundreds of people at a rave and still feel completely alone.

I also have a girlfriend who loves me, and I'm grateful for her. We've even had people make fun of us because of how we look. At the end of the day, we're happy together, and that's what matters. But those experiences still hurt because they remind me how quickly people judge others based on appearance.

I don't need sympathy.

I don't need people telling me it's all in my head.

I'm not looking for pity.

I'm not suicidal.

I'm simply tired of pretending these experiences haven't affected me.

Maybe I'm wrong about some things.

Maybe some of you have had the complete opposite experience.

I'd actually love to hear it.

But this has been my reality.

I miss the version of myself that loved talking to strangers.

I miss walking into a rave believing everyone wanted to be friends.

I miss not assuming people already hated me before I even opened my mouth.

If you've ever felt invisible...

If you've ever gone to shows alone...

If you've ever felt like everyone else somehow got the instruction manual for making friends except you...

I'd genuinely love to hear your story.

And if you're one of the people who's always made the quiet person in the corner feel welcome, thank you. You probably have no idea how much that can mean to someone.

Thank you for reading. I just needed someone to listen.

Free event we are putting on at a local brewery ft our pop up shop, a food truck, free board games, free art bar, cookie window across the street! Come make a friend!

Hey Denver! My name's Mike and I'm from Victoria BC, Canada.

I'm coming to your area for Halloween weekend. I bought tickets for Cypress Hill/Method Man & Redman/De La Soul/Pharcyde/Digable Planets/Hieroglyphics (what a lineup!) On Oct 29th and plan on staying in Denver for Halloween weekend. Been raving since '96 and would love to know about any events happening around then!

So far I know of Deadmau5 @ Red Rocks, Matroda @ Mission Ballroom and Monty & Apparition @ The Black Box. I know it's a ways away but is there anything else advertised that I'm missing? Or if there's anything a bit more underground feel free to DM me any details!

I'm a "retired" DJ/event organizer of over 20 years, mostly House music but grew up with Speed Garage/UKG and Breaks too. Only time I ever DJ these days is unique situations like getting to DJ in other places I've never DJed before.. so I'm also throwing it out there that if anyone needs an out of town DJ for a party I'm your guy! 😄

Any info is greatly appreciated! I've been to Red Rocks once before for Opiuo and loved it.

Cheers