Fillmore Auditorium

Capitol Hill is where you'll find what may be the epicenter of Denver's live music scene. This cavernous space is famous for its dual Minors with Adults Liquor License, so if you're underage, you're not necessarily segregated into crappy seats.

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Address: 1510 Clarkson St

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