Concert by the American rock band The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus at The Federal Theatre in Denver.
The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus play the Federal Theatre on Sunday, October 11, with doors opening at 7 PM and the show starting at 8 PM. Tickets are $25 to $30 and the show is all ages.
If you've heard of them, it's likely through "Face Down," the 2006 single that put them on the map. It was a multi-Platinum hit, and its anthemic choruses and lyrics about domestic abuse gave the band a reach that went beyond the usual scene. "Your Guardian Angel" followed as another multi-Platinum single, and their debut album, Don't You Fake It, went Gold. Along the way, they became the first emo band to land a Top 10 hit at Top 40 radio, and their songs have since racked up more than 1.2 billion streams.
They started out about 20 years ago in Middleburg, Florida, and spent their early years touring with My Chemical Romance and Taking Back Sunday. They also made an appearance on the reality show The Hills and helped launch the When We Were Young festival in 2022. The current lineup consists of Joey Westwood, Josh Burke, John Espy, K Enagonio, Ronnie Winter, and Randy Winter.
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On the practical side, the Federal Theatre is wheelchair accessible, with companion seats, assistive listening devices, and a service-animal friendly policy. Children five and older are permitted, though the venue doesn't recommend under-fives for evening shows. Doors open at 7 PM, the music starts at 8 PM, and tickets run $25 to $30.
