Ticket Info & Details

The Hudson Gardens & Event Center and the legendary KOOL 105  have partnered to bring you the best concert season ever!

Tickets Go on Sale to Members First!
Members get Priority Purchasing Power with terrific discounts and advance purchase privileges. When you telephone or stop by to reserve your tickets in advance, just say Make me a member! It's easy to do with a Visa, Mastercard, American Express or Discover Card!

March 15, Monday: Perennial Club Members and Above
Perennial Club Members ($100 memberships) and above can purchase tickets by telephoning 303-797-8565 Ext. 321 or by visiting the Gift Shop, Monday through Friday from 9AM to 5PM.

March 17, Wednesday: All Members
ALL members can purchase tickets by telephoning 303-797-8565 Ext. 321 or by visiting the Gift Shop, Monday through Friday from 9AM to 5PM.

March 22, Monday: Online Ticket Sales to the General Public!
Tickets go on sale to the general public and can be purchased through our website at shop.hudsongardens.org! Tickets continue to be available by telephoning 303-797-8565 Ext. 321 or by visiting the Gift Shop, Monday through Friday from 9AM to 5PM.

Find out more about the perks of membership and choose one that's right for you!
 

Fab 4 – Sunday, June 6

Relive the British Invasion with the group that started it all. The Fab 4, Colorado’s premier Beatles tribute group, brings together four talented lads that replicate that famous Liverpool sound. Beatlemania rules!
Gates open at 5:00 PM. Concert at 6:30 PM.
Adults $10. Members $7.50. Kids (3-12) $2.
Listen to Can't Buy Me Love now!

Super Diamond - Sunday, June 13

Diamond is forever! “Surreal Neil” (aka Randy Cordero) and Super Diamond bring the high energy update of the guilty pleasures of Neil Diamond music to The Hudson Gardens’ stage! Capturing the essence of Mr. Jonathan Livingston Seagull himself, replicating everything from the blinding sequin shirts of '70s era Neil right down to the most detailed nuances of classic songs such as Cherry, Cherry, Surreal Neil is not a Neil Diamond impersonator. And Super Diamond is not a cover band. Super Diamond is six guys in sequins and funny haircuts providing what they like to call "The Alternative Neil Diamond Experience."
Whatever you do, don't let anyone tell you Neil Diamond doesn't rock!
Gates open at 5:00 PM. Concert at 6:30 PM.
Adults $15. Members $12.50. Kids (3-12) $5.
Listen to Cherry Cherry now!

Flash Cadillac - Sunday, June 20

Caught happily in a 1950’s and 1960’s time warp, Flash Cadillac has been rockin’ around the clock for over four decades! Appearing in Happy Days, American Graffiti, and Apocalypse Now, Flash Cadillac brings back the days of sock hops and poodle skirts. There will be a whole lot of shakin’ going on!
Gates open at 5:00 PM. Concert at 6:30 PM.
Adults $15. Members $12.50. Kids (3-12) $5.
Listen to Youngblood now!

Herman’s Hermits starring Peter Noone - Sunday, June 27

Peter Noone carried Herman's Hermits through a string of '60s hits. From the swooning romanticism of There's a Kind of Hush to the bubblegum bop of Into Something Good to the quirky novelty of I'm Henry the Eighth (I Am), Noone brings an undeniable charm to songs like Mrs. Brown You've Got a Lovely Daughter. One of the more innocent bands of the British Invasion, Herman's Hermits made contemporary music seem safe with Listen People, Silhouettes, and Wonderful World. The End of the World remains one of the all- time great breakup songs, made all the more wrenching by Noone's heartbroken delivery.
Gates open at 5:00 PM. Concert at 6:30 PM.
Adults $22.50. Members $20. Kids (3-12) $10.
Listen to Mrs. Brown You've Got a Lovely Daughter now!

America - Saturday, July 3

The world discovered America in 1972 when a nameless horse began its gallop across the international airwaves. A Horse With No Name made America a household name, paving the way for an impressive string of hits following in its wake. I Need You, Ventura Highway, Tin Man, Lonely People, and Sister Golden Hair were cornerstones of 70's Top 40 rock radio. America’s songs are classics, not oldies; their extraordinary four-decade musical legacy of consummately crafted pop/rock songs, trademark lush harmonies and evocative lyrical landscapes will never go out of style.
Fireworks display immediately following the concert.
Gates open at 5:00 PM. Concert at 7:00 PM.
Adults $30. Members $27. Kids (3-12) $10.
Listen to Horse with No Name now!

Firefall - Sunday, July 4

This Colorado-based band with their mellow, easy, country/rock sound brought us many top 40 chart hits, including You Are The Woman, Just Remember I Love You, Strange Way, and Cinderella. Firefall is a pioneer of country/rock music characterized by mellow, easy country-rock sounds coupled with pop melodies and lush harmonies.
Fireworks display immediately following the concert.
Gates open at 5:00 PM. Concert at 7:00 PM.
Adults $20. Members $17.50. Kids (3-12) $10.
Listen to You are the Woman now!

Atlanta Rhythm Section - Sunday, July 11

Often described as a more radio-friendly version of Lynyrd Skynyrd or the Allman Brothers, The Atlanta Rhythm Section was one of many southern rock bands to hit the upper reaches of the charts during the late '70s. Best known for the smoldering rock staple So Into You, the group continues to make concert appearances showcasing not only their hit songs, but their still outstanding musical abilities as well. The Atlanta Rhythm Section truly is the epitome of all the good things that the phrase "classic rock" implies.
Gates open at 5:00 PM. Concert at 6:30 PM.
Adults $20. Members $17.50. Kids (3-12) $10.
Listen to So Into You now!

Rick Springfield - Sunday, July 18

A renowned Grammy-award winning singer and musician, Rick Springfield is a quintessential pop songwriter, boasting a whopping 17 top 40 singles, including the smash hits Jessie's Girl, Don't Talk To Strangers, Affair Of The Heart, Love Somebody, Celebrate Youth and Rock Of Life. To date, Rick Springfield has sold over 19 million records and performed for millions of devoted fans over the last three decades, attracting new fans wherever he goes with his unique brand of audience interaction, unstoppable energy, and unforgettable songs that have become part of the soundtrack to people’s lives.  Visit www.rickspringfield.com for more information.
Gates open at 5:00 PM. Concert at 6:30 PM.
Adults $35. Members $32. Kids (3-12) $10.
Listen to Jessie's Girl now!

Little River Band - Sunday, July 25

Taking their name from a road sign for the Victorian township of Little River in Australia, Little River Band specialized in catchy hooks, lush vocals and understated guitar leads to create a unique and wonderful sound on such lovely ballads as Lady, Reminiscing, and Cool Change, as well as mid-tempo rockers as Help Is On the Way and Lonesome Loser. The heart of Little River Band has always been in its brilliant vocal harmonies; Glenn Frey of The Eagles publicly acclaimed Little River Band as "the best harmony band in the world".
Gates open at 5:00 PM. Concert at 6:30 PM.
Adults $25. Members $22.50. Kids (3-12) $10.
Listen to Cool Change now!

Eddie Money - Saturday, July 31

Selling over 28 million records worldwide, this straight-up rock and roll icon and ex-cop has been making music and delivering it to his fans since the mid 1970’s. With his trademark raspy, husky voice, Eddie Money has certainly cashed in with his rare gift for writing and performing blue-collar-style infectious rock songs including Two Tickets to Paradise, Take Me Home Tonight, Baby Hold On and I Think I’m In Love.
Gates open at 5:00 PM. Concert at 6:30 PM.
Adults $27.50 Members $25. Kids (3-12) $10.
Listen to Take Me Home Tonight now!

The Turtles featuring Flo & Eddie - Sunday, August 1

From their early days as a college-based surf instrumental group, the early Turtles switched to beat music during 1964 in imitation of the Beatles. Their first concert appearance was before 50,000 fans at the Rose Bowl, opening for Herman's Hermits. The group transcended many styles: from the outright protest rock of It Ain't Me Babe to the candy-coated good-time sounds of You Baby to the outright pop of Happy Together to the satire of She'd Rather Be With Me and Elenore to psychedelic and pop of You Know What I Mean. After the demise of the original short-lived Turtles band, “Flo” and “Eddie” later joined Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention, and ultimately revived the band known as The Turtles featuring Flo & Eddie,
Gates open at 5:00 PM. Concert at 6:30 PM.
Adults $20. Members $17.50. Kids (3-12) $10.
Listen to Happy Together now!

The Marshall Tucker Band - Sunday, August 8

The Marshall Tucker Band has roots that display a wide palette of musical influences: rock, blues, gospel, bluegrass, mainstream jazz, and yes, even love songs. These two-fisted hombres have been known for rootin- tootin’ cowboy songs, songs about cattle drives and hard living, life on the road, cheap whiskey, and the love of a good woman. With hit singles like Heard It In a Love Song, Fire On The Mountain, Can't You See and Take The Highway, The Marshall Tucker Band earned seven gold and three platinum albums. Thirty-seven years after their conception, they are still thrilling fans of three generations, enjoying some of the best music anywhere, and keeping the southern spirit alive.
Gates open at 5:00 PM. Concert at 6:30 PM.
Adults $22.50. Members $20. Kids (3-12) $10.
Listen to Heard it in a Love Song now!

Peter Cetera - Sunday, August 15

Peter Cetera has succeeded with two profound musical careers: before his distinguished solo career, Cetera was the legendary voice, songwriter and bassist of the group Chicago. In a career that now stretches over forty years, he has sold millions of albums worldwide, written and recorded many number one songs and been nominated for numerous awards, including Grammys, Golden Globes and an Academy Award for best song in a movie. A unique and gifted vocalist with a vast catalogue of songs, Cetera has penned and performed such tender ballads as Glory of Love and If You Leave Me Now, together with pop/rock era classics including Baby, What a Big Surprise, You're the Inspiration, Feeling Stronger Every Day and Hard To Say I'm Sorry. With his unforgettable songs with his signature voice, Peter Cetera has had the type of success that very few performers will ever achieve.
Gates open at 5:00 PM. Concert at 6:30 PM.
Adults $35. Members $32. Kids (3-12) $10.
Listen to Glory of Love now!

The Spinners - Sunday, August 22

Originally named “The Domingoes”, The Spinners held a monopoly on easy, sophisticated soul during the 1970’s. Remembered for their soul classics, including I'll Be Around, Could It Be I'm Fallin’ in Love, Then Came You, Games People Play and The Rubberband Man, The Spinners have created a legacy of terrific harmonies combined with suave romanticism and unmatched stage presence to become one of soul music’s greatest treasures.
Gates open at 5:00 PM. Concert at 6:30 PM.
Adults $20. Members $17.50. Kids (3-12) $10.
Listen to I'll Be Around now!

The Nacho Men - Sunday, August 29

Celebrating their thirtieth year with their special blend of dance music, costume changes, choreography and humor, The Nacho Men keep generations of fans coming back for more. Combining cover tunes from the 1940’s to today, The Nacho Men present a stage show that is as much fun to watch as it is to dance to!
Gates open at 5:00 PM. Concert at 6:30 PM.
Adults $10. Members $7.50. Kids (3-12) $2.
Listen to Brown Sugar now!

The 2010 Concert Series is proudly sponsored by KOOL 105, the official radio sponsor of the 2010 season, Mix 100, and 92.5 The Wolf.