Intimate venue hosting big-name acts with two full bars
























"As Aspen’s premiere 450‑seat music venue, this longtime favorite has brought big‑name acts since 2005—including The Killers, John Legend, and Kacey Musgraves—and with shows often starting later in the evening (an upcoming Bob Moses night, for example, opens doors at 8 p.m.) it’s the perfect après‑après‑ski night out." - Elise Taylor
"A long-established live-music venue known for booking big-name acts; it’s a lively spot to jam out after a day on the slopes and to soak up the local nightlife." - Stacey Lastoe Stacey Lastoe Stacey Lastoe is an Emmy Award-winning editor and journalist who covers travel, food and drink, wellness, and more. A former senior editor for CNN Travel, she now contributes to publications including Food & Wine, The New York Post, and Condé Nast Traveler. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"Hosting nightlife programming during Aspen Gay Ski Week, Belly Up is the venue for events such as the Electric Cowboy dance party." - Matt Kirouac Matt Kirouac Matt Kirouac is a travel writer with a passion for national parks. He’s a culinary school graduate and a recent transplant to Oklahoma City after two and a half years of RV living. He covers LGBTQIA+ travel, food, and all things Disney. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines

"If your trip allows, try to catch a show at Belly Up Aspen, a small but renowned live music venue that’s hosted well-known musicians ranging from Lil Wayne to Jimmy Buffett."
"Aspen’s premier live music venue brings in the type of talent you’d normally find playing amphitheaters and large-scale clubs the world over. Think Sound Tribe Sector 9, Silversun Pickups, and Modest Mouse in a club that holds 450 people." - MATADOR_NETWORK
