Collie Buddz just dropped some news that Denver reggae heads are going to want to act on fast he’s hitting Mission Ballroom on February 26th, and the lineup he’s bringing with him is stacked.
The Movement are on the bill, and DENM and Stylie are locked in as special guests, which makes this one of the more well-rounded reggae and dancehall packages rolling through the city this season.
Mission Ballroom is no small venue, and filling it out takes a draw that goes beyond just the headliner’s core fanbase.
Collie Buddz has built that kind of cross-genre pull over the years, sitting comfortably at the intersection of reggae, dancehall, and the kind of laid-back West Coast-adjacent sound that DENM also traffics in so the pairing makes sense on paper and probably on the floor too.
The Movement have been a consistent touring presence in the reggae-rock circuit, and their fanbase overlaps heavily with Buddz’s crowd.
Adding them to the bill isn’t just a booking decision it’s the kind of co-sign that signals this show is being put together with some actual thought behind it, not just names thrown on a flyer.
Stylie rounds out the guest slot and gives the night a bit more range. Denver’s reggae scene has been growing steadily, and shows like this one tend to draw both the diehards who’ve been following Buddz since “Come Around” and newer listeners who got pulled in through the festival circuit.
Pre-sale tickets are already live, and Buddz made a point of flagging that in his announcement which usually means they expect demand to move early.

If you’re on the fence, the pre-sale window is the kind of thing that closes before people realize they missed it.
The post came directly from Buddz himself, keeping it casual and direct in the way he tends to communicate with his audience.
There’s no elaborate rollout here, just a date, a venue, a lineup, and a nudge to grab tickets before they’re gone which honestly fits the vibe of the show itself.
February 26th is still a few months out, but with The Movement, DENM, and Stylie all confirmed, the bill is already taking shape in a way that gives fans something concrete to look forward to.
Whether the special guests set gets extended or the running order shifts between now and showtime is still an open question.
