Colorado’s Red Rocks Ampitheatre hosted nearly 10,000 guests over the July 4th holiday for Andrea Gibson: Love Letter From the Afterlife, a special event made up of music, poetry and performances to honor the life of the late poet.
Presented by the team behind the Gibson-focused Oscar-nominated documentary Come See Me in the Good Light, the multimedia event featured a film screening of Gibson’s final performance before her death in July 2025, musical performances by Sara Bareilles, Chris Pureka and the Colorado Symphony conducted by Blake Neely and words from Gibson’s partner, the poet, author and writing instructor Megan Falley. “If you were there that night, I think you’d agree we witnessed a miracle,” Falley shared on Instagram days later.
They’re going to try and recreate that miracle on the road. Tickets go on sale Aug. 14 for a November tour of Andrea Gibson: Love Letter from the Afterlife that will feature Falley, the Goosebump Orchestra and “extremely special guests” across a 14-date run. Expect the same: Each stop will be a multimedia mash-up of film, poetry, music, orchestral accompaniment and storytelling in Gibson’s honor with artists, collaborators and creative insiders in Gibson and Falley’s circle.
