Red Rocks postpones Friday night concert due to snow; Sublime fans will have to wait a few days

The snowy forecast for Friday in the Denver metro area has prompted music promoters to postpone a concert at Red Rocks Amphitheatre. Sublime was supposed to perform at the legendary Colorado venue on Friday night.  

The concert will now take place on Monday night instead.

Rain and snow are expected to move in Thursday night. Snow is projected to fall throughout the day on Friday, and accumulations will vary.

Temperatures on Friday will also be well below normal. The high temperature in Denver will be in the mid to upper-30s.

In a post on social media, Red Rocks Park & Amphitheatre wrote "Due to inclement weather incoming, the @sublime performance originally scheduled for Fri, 4/18 will be moved to Mon, 4/21. All 4/18 tickets will be honored on 4/21. If you purchased through AXS and can't attend the new date, check your email for more info."

Sublime made a big splash on the FM airways in the 1990s with a hard-driving ska punk sound. The band has been a successful touring act in the decades since then.