Eric Church’s three shows set for Red Rocks are already sold out, but those fans shut out have a new way to see the “Hands of Time’ singer’s live performances.
Live streaming service Nugs just recently announced it will live-stream all three shows, set for July 14-16 at the legendary amphitheater. Church will present three unique shows from July 14–16, each delivering a distinct and immersive musical experience in support of his critically acclaimed album, Evangeline vs. The Machine. The pay-per-view event allows fans to tune in live or on demand in HD or 4K.
According to Church, each night is set to be a completely unique concert experience. July 14 spotlights Eric Church vs. The Machine, featuring his band alongside an orchestra ensemble of strings, horns, and choir for what could be an epic production. The following night, Eric Church vs. The ECB delivers a raw performance with his original band. The final night concludes with Eric Church vs. The Guitar, an intimate and acoustic set which is sure to showcase his lyrical storytelling in its purest form.
Tickets are available via the nugs app or online, with flexible pricing for single nights or bundles, including exclusive discounts for the Church Choir fan club and new nugs subscribers. Fans can also enjoy the shows on big screens through Roku or AppleTV.
Eric Church Returns to Red Rocks
July’s upcoming event marks his first return to the iconic venue in nearly a decade. The seven-time ACM award winner’s connection to Red Rocks is storied. Church’s heart-wrenching cover of Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah.”in 2016 highlighted a performance that was filmed for a PBS special.
The livestream comes on the heels of his latest album, Evangeline vs. The Machine, Church’s lates album featuring lead singles like “Hands of Time,” which smashed radio records. With 32 Gold, Platinum, and Multi-Platinum certified tracks, Church continues to solidify his place as one of country music’s most impactful voices.
The three Red Rocks shows serve as a prep for Church’s upcoming 22-date Free the Machine tour, which kicks off in September.