Denver’s underground scene gets a dose of progressive house and electronica as Amtrac heads to Club Vinyl’s Basement on Friday, May 2.
It’s been nearly a year since Amtrac (real name Caleb Cornett) last played in Colorado, when he opened up for Tourist at the Gothic Theatre last Winter. This time, his return to Denver is headed straight for the club floor. Fans can expect a darker, more dialed-in set perfect for the low-lit, subterranean energy of Vinyl’s Basement.
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Who Is Amtrac?
Blending deep house, indie dance, and progressive techno, Amtrac has earned his place as one of the most versatile producers in the game. His discography spans over a decade, with releases on labels like Openers (his own imprint), Anjunadeep, and RCA. He’s remixed the likes of Ellie Goulding, AlunaGeorge, and Kaskade, and collaborated with Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, Duskus, and more, but it’s his ability to craft layered, emotionally rich live sets that keeps fans coming back.
The Venue: Club Vinyl’s Basement
Club Vinyl is a four-floor beast, but the Basement is where the real heads go. Equipped with a Funktion-One sound system and low-ceilinged, red-lit atmosphere, it’s a room made for serious dancing. The Wreck Room, as it’s nicknamed, has hosted everything from techno legends to rising underground selectors. For a producer like Amtrac, who thrives on mood and nuance, it’s the perfect space to get lost in the music.
What to Expect
Amtrac’s sets often flow like a cinematic journey: slow builds and seamless transitions. Expect a mix of original material, deep cuts from Extra Time, releases from his latest EP, Generator, and some surprises along the way.
Tickets
General admission is $24.95 and available via TicketWeb. Doors open at 10 PM and the show is 18+.