Fillmore Auditorium, Concert venue in Denver, Colorado, United States
Fillmore Auditorium is a concert venue in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. The building has a large open floor for standing audiences and a balcony, with a capacity of around 3,700 people.
Opened in 1907 as a roller skating rink, the building later became an automobile factory and then a sports center. After decades of varied uses, it was renovated and reopened as the Fillmore Auditorium in 1999.
The Fillmore is a key spot for Denver's music fans, who come for rock, hip-hop, and electronic shows. The venue's name nods to the famous San Francisco Fillmore, and its calendar mixes national acts with local favorites.
The venue is in a residential area with street parking, so arriving early helps. The main floor is general admission, and the balcony offers seating with a view of the stage.
The first car built in the building was bought by Molly Brown, a survivor of the Titanic. In the 1960s, the venue hosted early concerts by The Doors and Jimi Hendrix.
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