• Fri. Dec 6th, 2024

The fabulous Deadmau5 played two shows back to back to celebrate his 25th anniversary of his career at the world famous Red Rocks Amphitheater.

On a cold Friday night, November 1, 2024, Deadmau5 played a nearly sold out show at world famous Red Rocks amphitheater with opening act DJ Callie Reiff, who had the crowd dancing non-stop. Fans dressed in iconic rave wear with tons of lights, glitter, sparkles and more. No matter which area at the venue I was at, people had a fun, electric, dance vibe . This was an all ages event .

DJ Callie Reiff, who is a very young DJ gave an outstanding performance . If you are able to catch her set, you are in for a treat. After her set, Joel Zimmerman AKA Deadmau5 walked on stage without the iconic helmet head.

The stage played clips and images of Joel’s career for the last 25 years to share with his fans. As the music started playing, he had a few celebrity friends on stage with him to play some music along by his side including Tommy Lee, which was a big surprise . Deadmau5 played a long set for night 1 and played most of his greatest hits .

As fans partied and danced together it turned out to be a packed house with a traditional rave vibe for all ages to enjoy. The merch had limited commemorative posters, tee shirts, hoodies and more. Deadmau5 is currently on tour with 3 shows left for the year. Check out his website https://deadmau5.com to view merch and the remaining tour dates.

PHOTO CREDIT: Live photos by Ari Tomke for ZrockR Magazine – (c) 2024 – All Rights Reserved.

By Ari Tomke

Ari Tomke is an American concert photographer . She has photographed iconic industrial rock bands such as Nine Inch Nails, Gary Numan, Skinny Puppy, KMFDM and much more. In 2018 she was given the opportunity to photograph her first concert, that band being AFI, at the world famous Red Rocks Amphitheater located in Morrison, Colorado. Ari has a passion for traveling and visiting new/old music venues, capturing the raw emotions of fans but her main focal point is capturing the most vital artists in music. She continues to learn as much as she can from her photography heroes such as Rob Sheridan, Joey Cultice and Jonathan Rach to name a few. “My favorite thing about specializing in concert photography is being the person behind the camera capturing a moment in time for all to enjoy and pass down to the younger generation so they can appreciate how bad ass this dark life can really be”. Ari Tomke is available as a touring concert touring photographer.

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