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Image: Fans gathering for Noah Kahan’s "Great Divide Tour" at Coors Field.
This weekend, Noah Kahan is playing two sold-out shows at Coors Field in downtown Denver. The concerts are part of his "Great Divide Tour" (nicknamed "The Last of the Bugs" by fans).
When: Saturday and Sunday night
Where: Coors Field (holds over 50,000 people!)
Status: Both nights are completely sold out
Because so many people will be there, the Regional Transportation District (RTD)—that’s the group that runs Denver’s trains and buses—is adding extra help to make sure everyone can get to the show easily.
RTD is adding extra train cars to four specific light-rail lines both Saturday and Sunday nights:
Important: All other RTD trains and buses will run on their normal schedules. No changes there!
Union Station is about a half-mile walk (10–15 minutes) from Coors Field. These lines stop there:
These buses drop you off even closer:
Follow these steps to avoid stress:
Callout: Plan Ahead!
With 50,000+ people heading to the same place, give yourself at least 30–45 extra minutes beyond normal travel time.
Don’t guess—check official sources:
| Tool | Link |
|---|---|
| MyRide App (best for mobile) | rtd-denver.com/fares-passes/myride |
| Service Alerts Page (web) | rtd-denver.com/service-alerts |
Both show live schedules, delays, and crowd alerts.
Nope! The extra cars are part of regular RTD service. Just use your normal fare (MyRide card, ticket, or app).
About half a mile—a 10 to 15 minute walk on flat, well-lit streets. Follow the signs or the crowd!
You can, but parking will be extremely limited and expensive. RTD is highly recommended.
Take the A Line straight to Union Station, then walk. It runs every 15–30 minutes.
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Enjoy the show, "Bugs"!
Stay safe, travel smart, and sing loud.