After a decade of shaping the melodic side of electronic dance music, Gryffin is bringing his 10 Years of Music. One Night celebration to Red Rocks Amphitheatre. So far, this show has sold out multiple venues, including Exposition Park in Los Angeles, Under the K Bridge in New York, and the Cow Palace in San Francisco. The melodic bass producer will close out his run of anniversary shows this Friday, November 13. Joining him for the evening will be AR/CO and Oliver Heldens.
The milestone performance will celebrate every era of Gryffin’s career. Fans can expect to be taken on a journey through his three albums: Gravity, Alive, and PULSE, and all the singles in between. With a catalog spanning melodic house, future bass, and progressive electronic sounds, the night will be a reflection of how much his sound has evolved over the years. There is also the potential for special guest appearances. Gryffin has previously welcomed artists like GRiZ, Julia Church, Daya, and Bipolar Sunshine to the stage.
Born Daniel Griffith in the San Francisco Bay Area, Gryffin’s musical foundation began long before his rise in electronic music. A classically trained pianist who also plays guitar, he brings a unique musicianship to his productions and live performances. While studying electrical engineering at the University of Southern California, Griffith was also part of the electronic music duo White Panda alongside his friend Tom Evans. However, it was in 2016 that he officially introduced the world to Gryffin with his debut single, “Heading Home.”
His career quickly gained momentum, particularly following his collaboration with ILLENIUM on “Feel Good.” Since then, Gryffin has built an impressive catalog of collaborations with some of electronic music’s biggest names. Collaborators include SLANDER, Seven Lions, Excision, GRiZ, Kaskade, Kygo, and Armin van Buuren. His ability to move between melodic house, progressive sounds, and heavier bass influences has helped establish him as one of the more versatile producers in the scene.
Over the past 10 years, Gryffin has taken his music to some of the world’s biggest stages. He’s played EDC Las Vegas, Coachella, Ultra Music Festival, Lollapalooza, and Tomorrowland. He has also maintained a Las Vegas residency at Wynn since 2021.
Gryffin is returning to Red Rocks for his fifth headlining performance. This time, he is bringing a decade of music, memories, and milestones to the stage. For longtime fans, it’s an opportunity to revisit the songs that started it all. For newer listeners, it’s a chance to experience the full scope of an artist who has spent the last 10 years making his mark.
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