The natural acoustics of the world’s most iconic venue amplified every bass drop as Glock tore through hits like “Russian Cream,” “Ambition for Cash,” and “No Sweat.” Fans erupted when he paid tribute to Young Dolph, flashing visuals and heartfelt bars that echoed through the Colorado night. The crowd—over 10,000 strong—was locked in from start to finish, with SahBabii and Zo Trapalot setting the stage with melodic fire. Glock’s solo command of the mic, backed by booming production and crisp visuals, made Glock on the Rocks a career-defining spectacle. It was Memphis grit meeting mountain majesty, and the result was unforgettable.
See photos from the show below.
Key Glock’s real name is Markeyvius LaShun Cathey, born August 3, 1997, in Memphis, Tennessee.
The crowd at Red Rocks in Morrison, Colorado, for Key Glock: Glock on the Rocks on Sunday, November 9, 2025.
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His breakout mixtape, Glock Season, dropped in 2017 and marked his commercial debut.
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He’s signed to Paper Route Empire, the label founded by his cousin, the late Young Dolph.
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Yellow Tape 2 (2021) climbed even higher, reaching #7 on the Billboard 200.
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Key Glock is known for never featuring other artists on his solo albums, a rare move in hip-hop.
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Key Glock’s music often features Memphis slang and Southern trap beats.
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His Red Rocks show featured Zo Trapalot and Chuckyy, rising melodic rap artists.
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He released the single “No Sweat” in 2025, showcasing his signature melodic trap style.
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Glock’s live shows contain high energy and countless crowd interactions.
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Key Glock has performed in Denver and Morrison multiple times, building a strong Colorado fanbase.
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He continues to honor Young Dolph’s legacy with on-stage tributes and visuals.
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He’s one of the few trap artists to perform at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, a venue known for rock and indie acts.
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His 2025 Red Rocks show, Glock on the Rocks, featured SahBabii, Chuckyy, Zo Trapalot, and BabyChiefDoIt as openers.
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He frequently collaborates with producer Bandplay, who helped shape his signature sound.
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Memphis, Tennessee, rapper Key Glock performed live at Red Rocks for his headlining Glock on the Rocks.
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Sahbabii opened for Key Glock at Red Rocks on Sunday, November 9, 2025.
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Brandon Johnson has been a freelance photographer for Denver Westword since 2018. In his role, Brandon captures and documents local events and concerts across the Denver metro area. His previous photography work includes contributing to Live Nation Colorado, 303 Magazine and Alive Coverage. While attending the University of Arkansas, he discovered his passion for photography through frequent visits to a local music venue and working for the school newspaper. www.bjohnsonxar.com