The Red Clay Strays are coming to Fiddler’s Green in Denver in 2027
Oct 1, 2026, 4:34 PM
Mark your 2027 calendar now. The Red Clay Strays are coming back to Colorado.
The Alabama country-rock band announced Thursday that it’s extending its Grateful Tour into 2027, and one of the new stops is Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre in Greenwood Village on Saturday, Aug. 28, 2027. That’s almost 11 months away, which is exactly why you’ll want to grab tickets early. Very few things sound better than “Wondering Why” on a late-summer night under the Colorado sky.
If you’ve seen the Strays live, you already know why this matters. Their sound mixes Southern rock, soul, gospel and old-school country, and frontman Brandon Coleman’s voice could rattle the foothills. Colorado has embraced them in a big way. They played Red Rocks in September 2025, and they’ve gone from small clubs to arenas and amphitheaters in just a few years. Fiddler’s Green is also just starting to fill out its 2027 schedule, and the Strays are one of the first big names on it.
Here’s what you need to know about tickets. Presale opens Monday, Oct. 5, through the Red Clay Strays app, so download it this weekend if you want first dibs. The general public sale starts Friday, Oct. 9, at 10 a.m. Opening acts haven’t been announced yet.
The 2027 run also includes three hometown shows to open the new Regions Arena in Mobile, Alabama, in March, plus a WE Fest stop in Minnesota that August. But Colorado gets its own night at the end of summer, and that one’s worth planning around.
