Kane Brown's 2024 Denver, Colorado Show: Everything You Need to Know

Coors Field, the home of Major League Baseball's Colorado Rockies, will soon be rocked by Kane Brown as he brings his In The Air tour to the Denver locale.

The 'Thank God' star will take over the sport field on Friday, September 6, bringing openers Bailey Zimmerman, LOCASH and RaeLynn along for the ride.

The trio of support have been warming up the stage for the hitmaker off and on for the duration of his sprawling tour, a North American trek that kicked off early this spring and will take the star through much of late summer and early fall.

In more than just star-studded suppert, the show-runner has a lot in store for fans at the Coors Field outing. While he has been mixing it up when it comes to his 2024 setlist, he usually plays a handful of fan-favorites like 'Bury Me in Georgia', 'One Mississippi' and 'Like I Love Country Music.' While several fans have mentioned a lack of encore during his performances, his hit-riddled 90-minute set likely more than makes up for it.

Of course, this is bound to vary; but based on recent performances, the star tends to come out on stage at around 9:25 p.m. and doesn't call it quits until almost 11 p.m.

While pre-partying is not permitted in the Coors Field parking lots, lots are expected to open at 4:00 p.m., with all gates accessible at 5:00 p.m. for the show's 6:30 p.m. start time.

It's expected to be warm one in Denver come showtime, with an anticipated high of 86 and clear skies on the forecast.

Be aware that Coors Field does adhere to a no bag policy, with the exception of purses and medical supplies. Bags will be subject to search upon entry. More information can be found here.

If you're still unsure what to wear to Brown's Denver gig, he has a variety of merchandise options available via his official site, including a wide array of In The Air tour swag.

All tour long, Brown has been known to bring out a star or two for a little onstage collaboration, especially when it comes to his beloved duet 'Thank God.' Keep your eyes peeled and your ears perked during the star's epic showcase on Friday night; you never know what could happen under the Coors Field lights.

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