Concert by Stephen Day, a modern crooner of soul and americana, at the Marquis Theater in Denver.
Stephen Day plays the Marquis Theater on Saturday, November 21, at 7 PM. He's a Georgia native now living in Nashville, a modern crooner who started out as a college sophomore with the 2015 EP Undergrad Romance and the Moses in Me. Since then, he's put out three more projects: the pandemic-era EP Original Songs and Sound (2020) and two full-length albums, Guess I'm Grown Now (2019) and The Shapes I'm In (2021). He's racked up more than 110 million streams across them.
His sound blends indie pop with folk-inspired melodies, heartfelt lyrics, and smooth vocals. You'll hear that in the catchy tunes and the more introspective ballads, like "If I Had a Dime" and "The Summer is Over." This August, he landed his first major motion-picture sync when his music hit theaters in Universal Pictures' Strays.
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He's played headlining shows in Nashville, Atlanta, New York, Chicago, and Washington DC, and has performed at festivals in the Philippines and Poland. Along the way, he's opened for Teddy Swims, Ben Rector, and Stephen Sanchez. The Marquis Theater operates as a cashless venue, with a general admission floor and an intimate upper balcony. The show starts at 7 PM on Saturday, November 21.
