Jungle Brings Funk and Dance to Red Rocks for Two Nights; Night Two Tickets Are Moving Fast

# What's happening

Red Rocks Amphitheatre hosts British electronic-soul collective Jungle for the second night of a two-night run on Monday, Sept. 28, 2026. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and the show starts at 7:30 p.m. Tickets for night two are reported to be moving fast.

# What Jungle sounds like live

Jungle combines funk, soul, disco and dance music with layered vocals, live instruments and tight choreography. Their set typically blends upbeat, groove-forward tracks designed to make people move with cinematic visual elements that accompany the performances.

Expect familiar songs such as "Back on 74," "Casio," "Keep Moving" and "Busy Earnin'." These numbers have been central to Jungle's live identity and often drive the dance-floor energy at shows.

# New material: Sunshine

Jungle released an album called Sunshine in August. The 11-track record includes songs listed in advance for live sets: "Come Back to Me," "Move Like You Do," "Someday, Somewhere," "Natural" and "Heavy on My Soul." The new tracks will likely appear alongside older hits, offering fans a mix of the band's established sound and newer material.

# Visuals and show structure

Jungle is known for choreography-driven visual storytelling. Official videos and continuous-shot performance films have helped build a recognizable visual language around the band, so the Red Rocks show will probably emphasize movement, colors and staged performance as much as the music.

# Opening act: Rio Kosta

The evening opens with Rio Kosta, the musical partnership of Mike Del Rio and Kosta Galanopoulos. Their music pairs polished vocal harmonies with hypnotic grooves and soulful instrumentation, which fits the funk-soul direction of the headliner.

# Why Red Rocks matters for this show

Red Rocks' natural sandstone formations and open-air setup change how dance-oriented bands feel live. The venue's acoustics and setting tend to amplify the communal, celebratory aspects of a concert — thousands of fans dancing under the sky can make groove-heavy sets land differently than they do in indoor venues.

# Tickets and logistics

Tickets are available through AXS for concerts at Red Rocks. The article notes that tickets for the second night (Sept. 28) are selling quickly, so plan ahead if you intend to go. Address: 18300 W. Alameda Parkway, Morrison, CO 80465.

# Quick takeaways for attendees

• Bring layers for early-fall weather at Red Rocks.
• If you want to attend night two, purchase tickets soon because availability is limited.

# Bottom line