Denver, Colorado, is the location where the worlds of urban refinement and rural adventure converge. Denver is known for its appreciation of nature, which is evident in its top-notch cultural attractions, a growing number of craft breweries, exquisite dining options, and thriving music scene—all of which are conveniently situated close to the Rocky Mountains.
Denver’s nightlife is sweltering. Every night of the week, clubs all across the metro area feature performances by local and national performers in a wide range of genres. the throbbing dance floors of the South of Colfax Nightlife District to the stylish clubs and trendy venues in Larimer Square and LoDo. The Mile High City is known for its ability to let loose and party in style, so make plans for your evening there.
BETA
The Beta nightclub is a location renowned for its ground-breaking and avant-garde behavior. It is the first and only club in the world to have a 90% environmental green rating, and it is the only club in North America with a 4 Speaker Stack System, Function-OneDance Array. With its exclusive VIP areas, Beatport Lounge, and cutting-edge, top-of-the-line lighting and video system,
Beta has attracted attention from across the world and is widely regarded as the best club in the nation. They work hard to provide each and every one of their customers with a rich sensory experience through numerous innovations and the ongoing growth of the nightly production elements.
BLACK BOX
In 2016, Black Box first welcomed guests to its Denver location. The Black Box creates a home for underground sounds at the core of Denver’s burgeoning electronic music scene by fostering experimentation and genuine emotion in a setting that is fueled by a passion for music that frequently eludes the mainstream. The facility attempts to give its visitors an experience that reflects its objective. Their adherence to the sub-frequent tradition of dubstep and their unrelenting standard of quality are more than apparent in the way they approach live performances.
The dedicated underground music venue in Denver aims to provide a complete sound system experience. A strong, cutting-edge custom Funktion-One, Othorn, Tannoy combination system was developed by Basscouch for the dual-room, 18+ venue. Black Box is the center of Colorado’s underground music scene and a haven for artists, audiophiles, and partygoers alike.
MILK BAR
At this South Broadway nightclub, it’s simple to get lost in the music just as it is in the labyrinth of rooms—but in the greatest manner conceivable. Enter through the back alley of the historic Jonas Furs Building’s Bar Standard to the underground bass wonderland, where you can boogy your way through a number of rooms playing various musical genres. So whether you prefer the dance, techno, or trap music played in the Red Room or the indie mix playing in the Milk Room with its monochromatic, throwback decor, you can count on a taste of eclectic, heart-pounding sounds to keep you moving all night. On Wednesdays, the venue also plays darkwave electro, synth pop, goth, and industrial music.
MERCURY CAFÉ
Although Denver is far from Argentina, the Mercury Café is the best spot to learn the tango or practice it if you already know how to dance. Additionally, it’s where you may learn to swing dance or blues dance. The Mercury Café hosts dance of some form frequently throughout the week. On Tuesdays, swing on Thursdays, Lindy Hop to Charleston and more on Sundays, and many Fridays, tango is usually on the lesson schedule. The DJ is usually present, however on Sundays, live music is played. Mercury Café is an excellent place to start learning and practicing any type of dance you like.
VINYL
Numerous nightclubs have called this historic area home for many years; some of them even operated as speakeasies and cabarets in the 1930s. Today’s Vinyl is a four story nightclub with a wide range of musical genres that aims to give guests an elite nightlife experience. It is situated at the famous address. Vinyl succeeds at the club with its Funktion-one sound system on the main floor, a rooftop terrace with fire pits, and VIP amenities by remaining true to its aim to offer a quality nightlife experience. Every floor of this venue includes a variety of music, including performances by local artists, demonstrating that there is something here for everyone to enjoy.
TRACKS
Tracks was first established as an after-hours bar in 1980. Today, it continues to be a mainstay on the Denver dance scene thanks to its several dance floors, exciting parties, and welcoming atmosphere. Top 40, hip-hop, and hits from the 1980s and 1990s are likely to be played; occasionally there will also be live performances.