DENVER — Country artist Ella Langley will stage an intimate performance at The Grizzly Rose on Tuesday, Oct. 6, part of SiriusXM’s Small Stage Series, organizers announced. The appearance comes one day before Langley is scheduled to play Red Rocks Amphitheatre on Oct. 7.
Small venue, national broadcast
The Grizzly Rose show will be presented by SiriusXM and REESE’S as an exclusive Small Stage Series concert that will be broadcast on The Highway. SiriusXM said the performance will feature a mix of Langley’s hits, fan favorites and songs from her most recent album, Dandelion. For listeners who cannot attend in person, the full performance will air on The Highway (channel 56) on Friday, Oct. 9 at 8 p.m. Eastern and will be available later on the SiriusXM app.
- Venue: The Grizzly Rose, Denver
- Live show date: Tuesday, Oct. 6
- Red Rocks date: Wednesday, Oct. 7
- Broadcast: Friday, Oct. 9, 8 p.m. ET on The Highway (SiriusXM channel 56)
Promotions, giveaways and ticketing
SiriusXM said attendees at the Grizzly Rose show should expect additional on-site experiences, including promotional giveaways and product sampling. Fans and subscribers had an opportunity to enter contests to win pairs of tickets to the Denver date; for those located elsewhere in Colorado or beyond, SiriusXM offered chances to win a VIP trip tied to the event. Organizers described the Grizzly Rose performance as "exclusive" and part of the ongoing effort to bring major artists into smaller, iconic venues.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Series | SiriusXM Small Stage Series |
| Presented by | REESE’S |
| Broadcast channel | The Highway (Ch. 56) |
Chart milestone and local implications
Langley arrives in Denver amid a notable chart achievement. According to published reports, her single "Choosin’ Texas" became the longest-running No. 1 hit in the United States after spending 23 weeks atop the all-genre Billboard Hot 100. That performance surpassed long-standing records and has heightened national attention on her tour dates, including the two nights in Denver.
"'Choosin' Texas' became the longest-running No. 1 hit in the U.S., having spent 23 weeks at the top spot on the all-genre Billboard Hot 100." — Scripps News Group
For Denver venues and promoters, the timing is notable. The Grizzly Rose, a smaller-capacity country venue, will host an artist whose single has dominated national charts for months, creating a high-demand opportunity in a market that also hosts large outdoor venues like Red Rocks. That contrast — an intimate club show one night and a major amphitheater the next — is common in artists’ tour planning and can affect local traffic, hospitality bookings and secondary ticket markets.
What to expect for Denver audiences
Fans attending the Grizzly Rose date should anticipate a compact, up-close concert environment with branded activations and giveaways, while those attending Red Rocks will experience a larger-scale production. SiriusXM’s Small Stage Series has historically brought national acts to more intimate settings in order to create unique fan experiences; previous series performers have ranged across genres and included high-profile names.
Listeners who cannot make the Denver shows can still hear Langley’s set when it airs on SiriusXM, and the recording will be available afterward via the SiriusXM app. For Denver residents watching local event calendars, the pair of consecutive nights provides two different concert formats from the same artist and adds a notable stop to the city’s fall music schedule.
Ticket availability, entry rules for promotions and any additional on-site details are handled by SiriusXM and the venue. Fans are advised to check official channels for the most current information on access and any updates to times or programming.
