Reneé Rapp Ignites Red Rocks With Bite Me Tour Kickoff
Reneé Rapp has officially launched her highly anticipated Bite Me Tour , and the opening night could not have found a more perfect stage than the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, Colorado. On September 23, 2025, the singer-songwriter took to the mountainside venue, and the energy of both her music and the crowd was undeniable.
The show served as the live debut for her sophomore album Bite Me , which had already made a huge impact before the tour began. Released just last month, the project climbed to the No. 3 spot on the Billboard 200, while also giving Rapp her very first No. 1 album on the U.K. charts. Fans had been eager to hear the songs live, and they were not left disappointed. All 12 tracks from the record were performed, with fresh material being shared on stage for the very first time.
Red Rocks itself added an extra layer of magic to the evening. Known worldwide for its natural acoustics and dramatic backdrop, the venue almost felt like a character in the show. And fittingly, when Rapp performed her track “Colorado,” the crowd erupted, embracing the local shoutout as a moment that tied the artist and location together.
The night wasn’t just about Rapp, though. Opening act Ravyn Lenae brought her own spark to the amphitheatre. Riding high on her hit single Love Me Not , which is still holding strong in the top 10 of the Billboard Hot 100 and has peaked at No. 5 so far, Lenae set the stage with soulful vocals and magnetic energy that perfectly warmed up the audience.
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From the start, the performance felt like a celebration of Rapp’s journey and growth. Songs like Leave Me Alone , Talk Too Much , and Mad carried both vulnerability and confidence, while upbeat anthems like At Least I’m Hot and Pretty Girls In the Kitchen kept the energy soaring. Ballads such as Snow Angel gave fans a more intimate look into her artistry, balancing the night with moments of raw emotion.
The setlist was carefully crafted to take the audience on a ride, alternating between intensity, humor, heartbreak, and empowerment. Each number was met with enthusiastic cheers, and it was clear that the fans had come prepared to sing every word.
By the end of the evening, one thing was clear: the Bite Me Tour had been set into motion with both passion and power. Red Rocks was illuminated not just by stage lights but by the energy Rapp brought and the love returned by her audience. For those in attendance, it felt less like a concert and more like the start of a movement.
And if opening night is any indication, the rest of the tour is bound to be unforgettable.
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