The Driver Era at Fillmore Auditorium

This Obsession Tour by The Driver Era aims to cater to every member of the fan base. Since Ross and Rocky Lynch transitioned from R5 to The Driver Era, they've gradually used more and more synthetic beats in their music. If you listen to Preacher Man from 2018, which was their first single under this name, and you then switch over to You Keep Me Up at Night, you can see the evolution in real time. Some of the vocals are still very rock and even "Teen Beach" at times! That plays really well in these live shows because they can pull from different styles within their own music library to change the tone of the night.

One of the things that you want to keep an eye out for is an R5 reunion of some sort. That may not happen necessarily in Denver, and there has been no official announcement. R5, though, did release a new single in 2024, and if you put two and two together, and you realize that they're all related, it's not so crazy to think you'll see more members of the Lynch clan on stage. Although The Driver Era's style of music has shifted quite a bit, most of the songs are chill, with some upbeat rock tunes mixed in. This makes for an active, fun night. You won't have a moment to get down on yourself at the Fillmore Auditorium on Monday, March 24th. It's a great night to come out with friends and try to sneak in some nostalgia with new beats.

Plenty of sections within the Fillmore Auditorium will be made available so you can see The Driver Era live. The floor area is where you want to be if your intention is to get as close to the stage as possible. Keep in mind this is a general admission section, so you want to get here early to get a chance to find a spot close to Ross and Rocky Lynch. Off to the side of the auditorium and towards the rear, just like bathrooms on a plane, you'll find the seated sections. If you click the get tickets button now, you'll have a chance to have your pick of where you'll witness this The Driver Era concert.