The Last Waltz Revisited at Fillmore Auditorium

The Last Waltz Revisited

The original Last Waltz film was a concert held on Thanksgiving Day in the late 70s. It was, of course, hosted by Canadian rock band The Band, and included countless big names at the time such as Ringo Starr, Eric Clapton, Neil Diamond, Joni Mitchell, and Bob Dylan. Inspired by the Martin Scorsese film that was born from that very show, the Denver music scene came together for the first ever Last Waltz Revisited twenty one years ago. Every year after, the tradition has stayed true, and this year is no different. Grab yourself some tickets to the one and only Last Waltz Revisited show at the Fillmore in Denver! You can’t miss this!

This year, The Last Waltz Revisited has a lot to celebrate! 2025 marks the 21st anniversary of the annual concert and benefit, something that deserves to be celebrated indeed. This Thanksgiving, join dozens of seasoned Denver musicians in raising money for a good cause. The Last Waltz Revisited raises money for The Denver Rescue Mission, which aims to end homelessness in the Denver area. What’s better than experiencing a night full of music and fun while knowing you’re raising money for a good cause? That’s right – nothing! The Last Waltz Revisited will be hitting the stage at the Fillmore Auditorium in Denver, Colorado on November 26th, so don’t miss it! You can grab your tickets now, so do it!

One of the best parts about The Last Waltz Revisited is that by purchasing just one ticket, not only are you donating to charity, but you’re getting the chance to support hundreds of local musicians. You’ll get to see performances by the founders of the annual event, Polytoxic, as well as The Denver Horns, a group of horn instrumentalists based in the Denver area. Countless more musical groups and performers will also be taking the stage at the iconic Fillmore Auditorium in, of course, Denver Colorado. So… don’t miss it! This show is such a timeless tradition for the local music scene, not to mention the perfect way to spend your Thanksgiving weekend. Don’t miss it!