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2027 Tickets
on Sale NOW!
May 13 thru 16, 2027
Bar 404
Denver, Colorado
Four days of crushing riffs, unforgettable performances, and the best in underground stoner rock, doom metal, heavy psych, and sludge. Join bands and fans from across North America and beyond as HUFR FEST Mile High Riffs II – The Second HUFF transforms Denver into the Region of Doom for a weekend celebrating the heavy underground.
4 Days. Many Bands. Infinite RIFFS.
Hashtronaut is the latest addition to HUFR FEST! Joining Fireball Ministry, Solace, Abrams, Luna Sol & More for the Growing HUFR FEST Mile High Riffs II – The Second HUFF Lineup!
FIREBALL MINISTRY and Ripple Music
added to 2027 lineup!
Catch Rich & Turbo's Heavy Half Hour on YouTube for the announcement. A new band and a new sponsor join the HUFR FEST lineup! We are so stoked!
Check the channel at:
https://youtube.com/@richandturbosheavyhalfhour?si=u4OskybxVQqhVPFO
See the announcement with Sean and Rich here:
https://www.youtube.com/live/JjmVFsGWVcU?si=v_qfgLnrFGW_2os9
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