Toronto indie pop band Valley performs live at the Bluebird Theater as part of their 'Do You Need To Be Entertained?' tour, with support from Moody Joody.
Valley play the Bluebird Theater on Saturday, March 6, 2027, as part of their Do You Need To Be Entertained? tour. They're a Toronto band that formed ten years ago and has since racked up more than a billion streams worldwide, along with three Juno Award nominations. Their gold-certified hit "Like 1999" became a viral success on TikTok, and the Denver date is 16+.
Much of the set will come from their latest album, Water the Flowers, Pray for a Garden, released August 30 via Universal Music Canada/Capitol Records. The record explores grief and resilience, and it was written while members Rob Laska, Karah James and Alex DiMauro isolated in a cabin with executive producer Chase Lawrence of COIN. It's the band's first album without founding member Mickey Brandolino, whose departure inspired a good deal of the lyric writing.
Valley has played festivals including Life Is Beautiful, Governors Ball, Slow Life and Wunderstruck, and made its US television debut during Stephen Colbert's Live At Home session. Opening the night is Moody Joody.
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The show starts at 9 PM at the Bluebird Theater, 3317 E Colfax Ave, in Denver.
