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About Three Kings

Located on South Broadway in Denver, the venue currently operating as HQ Denver sits in the space formerly known as Three Kings Tavern. With a capacity around 250, this intimate setting continues the area’s rich music history, including a legacy as a stop on the Underground Music Showcase (UMS). Whether you’re a local or visiting from out of town, we’ve got you covered for finding tickets, getting here, and winding down after a show with great nearby options.

Here’s what to know about visiting HQ Denver (the former Three Kings): secure your seats early for favorite acts, plan parking in advance, and explore nearby hotels and dining that make a night out seamless.

Seating & layout: HQ Denver maintains the intimate, 250-capacity feel that made Three Kings a beloved stop for artists and fans. Specific seating charts aren’t widely published, but the venue is designed to maximize visibility and acoustics for a close-up live experience. When you grab tickets, you’ll receive information through our ordering platform about your seating or standing area depending on the event setup.

Parking & transportation: Parking options nearby include paid garages such as the 990 S Broadway parking garage, with walkable access to the venue. For public transit, HQ Denver sits along South Broadway and is served by RTD routes (including Route 0B). It’s also near Wade Blank Civic Center Station for broader access. If you’re driving, consider arriving a bit early to secure parking and avoid street restrictions around events.

Nearby hotels: For visitors seeking convenient stays, downtown Denver options are within easy walking distance. The Oxford Hotel (1600 17th Street) and The Brown Palace Hotel (321 17th Street) are well-known, historic properties just a short stroll from HQ Denver. These hotels offer comfortable rooms, on-site dining, and proximity to additional entertainment and dining options in the city center.

Nearby dining and entertainment: Beyond hotels, the surrounding Broadway corridor is rich with casual and upscale options. Whether you’re fueling before a show or grabbing a post-show bite, you’ll find a variety of cuisines within a short walk or ride. For specific recommendations, we highlight partner venues and trusted local spots when you book through us.

Notable history: The space has a long-running history in Denver’s live music scene. It operated as Three Kings Tavern from 2006 to 2020 and later became HQ Denver after a 2020 takeover. The venue has hosted a diverse range of local and touring acts and was a staple stop on the Underground Music Showcase (UMS) circuit. We continue to honor that legacy while offering a straightforward, no-fuss ticket and venue experience.

Need help planning your visit? We’ve got you—tap through our recommended hotels and dining partners for easy, booked accommodations and meals near HQ Denver.

Good to know

Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 60 S Broadway, Denver, CO 80209 (HQ Denver, the current occupant of the space formerly known as Three Kings Tavern).
  • Former name and status: Three Kings Tavern operated 2006–2020; venue was renamed HQ Denver by its owners after a 2020 takeover.
  • Current capacity: HQ Denver capacity listed around 250 people.
  • Seating/chart: Three Kings previously had seating charts for ticketing; HQ’s seating layout public details aren’t published widely.
  • Parking: Nearby paid parking options exist, including garages such as the 990 S Broadway parking garage.
  • Transit: Located on South Broadway and served by RTD bus routes (e.g., Route 0B); near Wade Blank Civic Center Station for broader transit access.
  • Nearby hotels: Downtown Denver hotels such as The Oxford Hotel (1600 17th Street) and The Brown Palace Hotel (321 17th Street) are in close walking distance.
  • Notable events hosted: The venue hosted a variety of local and touring acts and was a stop on Underground Music Showcase (UMS) tours; it closed in 2020, with HQ continuing the space’s legacy.