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Zac Brown Band are currently in the home stretch of their Love & Fear tour, which wraps at the end of November. The band will stop at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre outside of Denver for two nights. Both dates will feature Grace Potter, who is currently supporting her latest LP, Trespasser.
Both nights are sold out online (a smattering of tickets are available on resale sites like StubHub and SeatGeek). If you can’t make it out, both the Oct. 19 and Oct. 20 dates will be available to watch live on Nugs, the concert live-streaming service.
Nugs starts at $12.99/mo. for the first year, while the Hi-Res plan, which includes 4K streams and lossless audio, starts at $24.99/mo. A subscription lets you stream both concerts live, and fans can revisit the performances after the broadcast.
In addition to Zac Brown Band’s upcoming shows, the streaming service has also featured artists including Bruce Springsteen, Dead and Company, Metallica, Pearl Jam, My Morning Jacket, and Dave Matthews Band.
Nugs is noted for its archive of jam bands, and in April, Nugs announced that it was releasing concerts from the Grateful Dead’s vast archive on a dedicated streaming service, Play Dead. The add-on service includes high-resolution versions of the Dead’s performances, totalling over 400.
Live and archived video is available from Nugs on iOS, Android, Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, and Google TV, while audio is available to stream on multiroom platforms including Roon, Sonos, and BluOS.
Following Zac Brown’s dates at Red Rocks, the band will stop in Minneapolis, Buffalo, and Detroit, concluding at the Allstate Arena outside of Chicago in November.
Released in December, Love & Fear was followed by a Sphere residency, making Zac Brown Band only the second country act to perform at the innovative venue. Earlier this year, the country heavyweight surprised fans at his show in Fenway Park by gifting everyone in the audience trips aboard the Margaritaville at Sea cruise, calling it “the biggest giveaway in history.”
