Denver’s newest major concert venue is preparing for a historic opening night. On Thursday, November 12, drum & bass supergroup WORSHIP will headline the first artist concert at CoBank Arena at the National Western Center, bringing an arena-scale electronic production to the city’s newest indoor music destination.
Comprised of four of the UK’s most influential drum & bass artists, Sub Focus, Dimension, Culture Shock, and 1991, WORSHIP arrives in Denver following a sold-out Red Rocks Amphitheatre performance in 2025 and major festival appearances at Coachella, Lollapalooza, and Ultra Music Festival.
The November 12 performance marks another step in the collective’s rapid expansion across North America. What began as four established artists touring together has evolved into a collaborative project, with the members now developing original music under the WORSHIP name and bringing their most ambitious production to major arenas.
Denver audiences can expect a combination of the artists’ established catalogs and new collaborative material. Fan favorites such as “Go Back” by John Summit and Sub Focus, “DJ Turn It Up” by Dimension, “All The Things She Said” by Culture Shock, and “Full Send” by 1991 are among the tracks highlighted for the tour. WORSHIP has also been previewing unreleased collaborations, including “Dancing With A Stranger” featuring John Martin.
Joining the headliners is a substantial supporting lineup featuring REAPER, Justin Hawkes, Bensley, and Skellytn. Together, the four North American producers represent different sides of contemporary drum & bass, from REAPER’s aggressive bass-heavy sound and Justin Hawkes’ melodic versatility to Bensley’s experimental production and Skellytn’s hard-hitting approach.
The Denver show is part of WORSHIP’s largest North American headline tour to date, with additional performances at Miami’s Factory Town, Brooklyn Storehouse, Los Angeles’ Kia Forum, Vancouver’s PNE Forum, and San Francisco’s Bill Graham Civic Auditorium. The tour features expanded lighting, visuals, and production developed around the collective’s high-energy performances.
The concert also marks an important milestone for Denver’s live music landscape. Located on the National Western Center campus, CoBank Arena adds another large-scale indoor destination for touring artists and fans. Having WORSHIP introduce the venue to concert audiences reflects the growing presence of drum & bass in Colorado and its emergence as a major force in North American live entertainment.
Event Details: WORSHIP with REAPER, Justin Hawkes, Bensley, and Skellytn — Thursday, November 12, 2026, at CoBank Arena at the National Western Center, 4850 National Western Drive, Denver, Colorado. Doors open at 7 p.m., with the show beginning at 8 p.m. Ages 16 and older.
Tickets: Purchase tickets through AXS.
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