Caesars Windsor has announced that The Colosseum will transition to an all-ages venue starting June 4, 2026. The move aims to welcome multiple generations to experience live entertainment and create shared memories.
Jody Brown, general manager and senior vice-president, expressed excitement about making the venue accessible to everyone. "Live music and entertainment bring people together, and this move allows us to connect with a broader community and inspire the next generation of concertgoers," Brown said in a statement.
Previously, only select concerts and performances were open to all ages, while most shows required attendees to be 19 or older. Casino officials noted that the change responds to guest feedback seeking intergenerational entertainment opportunities.
Access to the casino floor and its outlets remains restricted to those 19 and older. Minors attending a show at the 5,000-seat Colosseum must enter through the McDougall Street entrance. Children aged 12 or younger must be accompanied by someone at least 16 years old.
Starting June 5, all shows at The Colosseum will be open to all ages unless otherwise stated. The venue's upcoming lineup includes DEVO (June 5), Alison Krauss & Union Station (June 6), Wet Leg (June 9), Marcello Hernandez (June 11), Jann Arden (June 19), Daniel Tosh (ages 16+, June 25), Jordan Davis (June 27), Weird Al Yankovic (July 4), Derek Hough (July 5), Seth Meyers (July 11), Lord Huron (July 12), Bush (July 23), Warren Zeiders (August 7), Walk Off The Earth & Andy Grammer (August 16), John Fogerty (August 20), The Australian Pink Floyd Show (August 27), 89X Birthday Bash (September 4), Nelly (September 10), Jim Jefferies (September 11), Tom Jones (September 22), Bert Kreischer (October 1), UB40 (October 2), Twisted Sister (October 10), The Black Keys (October 18), Josh Ross (November 14), and Dean Brody & The Reklaws (November 20).
For more details, visit the Caesars Windsor website.
