U2’s now-legendary Red Rocks show on June 5, 1983, had all the makings for a classic disaster. The weather bordered on sleet and rain all day — hardly idyllic conditions for a video shoot ...

Irish rock band U2 had major success with their 1983 song "Sunday Bloody Sunday." What was the inspiration that helped motivate the track's creation?

Some 4,400 fans (out of 6,000 in advance sales) were at Red Rocks as U2 took the stage. "If only eight people turned up," Bono quipped, "we were still going to play like our lives depended on it." ...

U2’s Red Rocks show. On June 5, 1983, U2 played a show at the Red Rocks Amphitheatre on their War Tour. Bad weather nearly resulted in the show being canceled.

What Film on the Rocks, with Under a Blood Red Sky and “Wedding Crashers” When 7 p.m. Tuesday Where Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Morrison Tickets $10 Info 866-464-2626 or www.underabloodreds… ...

Red Rocks Amphitheatre hides behind-the-scenes secrets that span centuries. ... Fast forward to U2’s 1983 “Under a Blood Red Sky” concert, which was also less-than-full, ...

In the summer of ’64, The Beatles played at Red Rocks. But they weren’t a huge hit — only three-fourths of the seats sold. Tickets sold for $6.60, according to the amphitheater .

Red Rocks Amphitheatre is an awe-inspiring site west of Denver to see a concert, but, as an open-air venue, it can be prone to severe weather. Here are some notable weather events from Red Rocks ...