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Upclose: Song & Dance | Vail Dance Festival

The combination of song and dance is timeless, with a rich history that constantly expands. Hosted by Festival Artistic Director Damian Woetzel, UpClose features Festival stars taking on classic and contemporary pairings of songs and dances in rehearsal and performance mode, in a variety of dance styles from ballet and modern dance to street styles, … Continued

Now: Premieres | Vail Dance Festival

NOW: Premieres is the Festival‘s annual showcase of commissioned new works, featuring an extraordinary cast of dancers and musicians. Choreographers will include Kyle Abraham, Michelle Dorrance, Lauren Lovette, Justin Peck, Tiler Peck, Pam Tanowitz, and Artist-In-Residence Jamar Roberts.

Dance for $20.25 | Vail Dance Festival

Philadelphia’s premier contemporary ballet BalletX, celebrating its 20th anniversary season, closes out this year’s festivities with a thrilling performance featuring Matthew Neenan’s acclaimed dance The Last Glass, set to the music of the band Beirut. Join us for this special community celebration to close out the Festival with special prices including pavilion seats for just … Continued

Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway and The California Honeydrop

Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway and The California Honeydrop preform at the The 2025 GoPro Mountain Games.  It’ll once again feature incredible live concerts throughout the event as part of the Mountains of Music concert series. Free daytime music sets will liven the vibe in Mountain House Gear Town (Vail Village) and The Hangout (Golden … Continued

Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue

Trombone Shorty and Orleans Avenue is an American funk, jazz, and soul band led by the talented trombonist and trumpeter Troy “Trombone Shorty” Andrews. The 2025 GoPro Mountain Games will once again feature incredible live concerts throughout the event as part of the Mountains of Music concert series. Free daytime music sets will liven the … Continued

Louis C.K.

Louis C.K. is coming to The Amp! Don’t miss this chance to see this comedy legend live on his “Ridiculous” tour. Join for a night full of laughter and unforgettable moments The Amp | Vail, Colorado’s iconic open-air venue offering hosting an array of intimate performances and a breathtaking view of the Rocky Mountains.  Opened … Continued

Leon Bridges

Come experience Grammy Award-winning artist Leon Bridges with special guest Kashus Culpepper on May 25, 2025! Known for his heartfelt storytelling and genre-defying sound, Leon brings his powerful new album, Leon, to life, featuring hits like Peaceful Place. Experience the next chapter of his journey in an unforgettable night of music and inspiration. Gates open … Continued

O.A.R. with Blind Melon

Don’t miss a night of unforgettable music as O.A.R. takes the stage in Vail with special guest Blind Melon! Known for their platinum hits and powerful live shows, O.A.R. has wowed fans coast to coast, from sold-out shows at Madison Square Garden to legendary nights at Red Rocks. Joining them, Blind Melon brings their signature … Continued

Now: Premieres | Vail Dance Festival

NOW: Premieres is the Festival’s annual showcase of new commissioned dance works, all making their debut on one legendary night, performed by an extraordinary cast of dancers and musicians. This season’s choreographers will include Robert Battle*, Michelle Dorrance, Justin Peck, Gianna Reisen*, Bobbi Jene Smith, My’Kal Stromile*, and Melissa Toogood.

International Evenings of Dance | Vail Dance Festival

The three performances of International Evenings of Dance, which, since 1993, have brought a succession of extraordinary artists to the Vail stage, continue the tradition this summer, with dancers making their Festival debuts including American Ballet Theatre principal dancer Chloe Misseldine and Royal Danish Ballet principal dancer Ryan Tomash.

Watching Dance | Vail Dance Festival

Legendary Balanchine Ballerina Heather Watts shares an interactive exploration of dance repertory and history through live demonstrations with Festival artists. This lecture/demonstration style performance will take place at the intimate Vail Mountain School Theatre.