Daily Bread at Red Rocks Amphitheatre

Flash Flood Tour 2025

Red Rocks Amphitheater, located right outside of Denver and the go-to place for all your bass and electronic dance concert fantasies, is so excited to welcome Daily Bread back between the monoliths for another exciting series of shows right here in our backyard. The show will be one of the highlights of Daily Bread’s 2025 Flash Flood Tour, which will see the artist hit twenty seven stops throughout the tour, breaking necks and bringing jams to new fans at every stage along the way. Daily Bread will make stops at Ubbi Dubbi Festival in Texas to start off the tour, Newspeak in Montreal and The Red Room in Vancouver, Secret Dreams Festival in Ohio, a stop at the Black Box in Charlotte, and of course - two nights here in The Rocks.

Daily Bread, who’s real name is Rhett Whatley, got his career started back in 2014 when he began producing after decades of being exclusively a jazz guitarist in his home city Atlanta. Influenced by the bubbling music scene down in Atlanta, it makes sense that Bread’s music fuses with Jazz, Hip Hop, and electronic somewhat seamlessly - he loves Outkast and RJD2, and he samples classic southern rappers at any chance he gets. His first premier release, On The Daily, hit the EDM scene with a splash for its fresh take on the genre that was going through a slow period at the moment. He capitalized on Hip Hop’s affinity for more futuristic and electronic beats, and he’s since collaborated with artists like Sugar Tongue Slim, Chris Kams, Artifakts, and Jonah Cruzz - to name a few. He has also performed at iconic venues and festivals - like Electric Forest, Camp Bisco, Shambhala, and even Red Rocks back in 2024 for show stopping performances across the continent. 

Mr.Bread says his style is rooted in creative sampling and looking for music at any chance he gets, aiming to be a storyteller instead of just being a mainstream DJ. In an interview with EDM Identity a few years back, he said “I was making music for about seven years before I got on stage and thought about it as a viable career. I am grateful for this because passion is what drove me initially and it’s what still drives me today. I love the act of making music in my own way, and it’s very fulfilling for me. It’s my Daily Bread, ya feel?”. We feel you on the daily, Daily!

We can’t wait to welcome Daily Bread to the stage for two shows this October - and we can’t wait to have you here, too! Get some tixs for the entire weekend - and let’s have the best time of our lives. See you soon!