Electronic music producer REZZ has announced the return of her flagship Red Rocks event, REZZ ROCKS VIII, set for October 3, 2026 at Red Rocks Amphitheatre. The eighth annual installment will be a one-night-only performance, continuing a tradition that has become a cornerstone of her live calendar.

Artist pre-sale begins Thursday, February 26 at 10AM local time, with general on-sale following Friday, February 27 at 10AM local time.

Since launching in 2018, REZZ ROCKS has grown into one of the most anticipated electronic headline events at the iconic Colorado venue. Over the years, REZZ has used the natural amphitheater as a canvas for ambitious audiovisual productions tailored specifically to the space. The venue has marked several milestones in her career, including becoming Red Rocks’ first electronic female headliner in 2018 and hosting its first all-female lineup in 2024.

Each edition of REZZ ROCKS serves as a distinct creative chapter, with exclusive stage design, visuals, and set direction developed uniquely for the event. REZZ ROCKS VIII continues that trajectory, reinforcing the show’s role as a defining annual moment for the artist and her fan community.

This year’s lineup includes support from Frost Children, KAVARI, Izzy Camina, and Sakr.

In 2025, REZZ ROCKS VII expanded to a two-night format. Night one featured a surprise PORTAL set, while night two marked the return of her Nightmare On Rezz Street concept. The dual performances reflected themes explored in her 2025 album, As The Pendulum Swings, balancing forward-facing experimentation with the darker, horror-inspired elements that have become synonymous with her brand.

REZZ ROCKS has increasingly become a full-scale expression of REZZ’s creative universe, incorporating horror motifs, hypnotic visuals, and Halloween-inspired aesthetics into an immersive live environment. The event consistently highlights her emphasis on world-building and cohesive sensory production.

The announcement arrives as REZZ concludes her As The Pendulum Swings Tour in support of her fifth studio album. Over the weekend, she brought her PORTAL production to The Armory in Minneapolis and is scheduled to return to Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in April, performing on Saturday of both weekends.