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Barry Fey announced his retirement on Monday Morning. Hyoung Chang/Special to the Post City: ( Barry Fey )

This photo was taken 10-21-92. Barry Fey stands beneath a sign temporary naming West 17th Ave. between Mile High Stadium and McNichol arena in his honor. (John Prieto/The Denver Post) ( BARRY FEY )

Barry Fey in 1988. (Susan Biddle/The Denver Post) ( BARRY FEY )

This photo was taken in 1990. Barry Fey in his office. Denver Post Archive Photo ( BARRY FEY )

Bar and Grill with rock promoter Barry Fey from Big Papa's Bar B Q in Denver on Monday, November 14, 2011. Cyrus McCrimmon, The Denver Post ( BARGRILLBARRYFEY_cmCM2_7977 )

Barry Fey, in his Greenwood Plaza Office, stands next to his own portrait done by artist Denny Dent. Lyn Alweis/The Denver Post ( FEY #4 )

At a press conference Wednesday morning, former Denver concert promoter and current consultant with Ascent Entertainment, Barry Fey, along with senior vice president of the Pepsi Center, Gene Felling, (not pictured) announced plans for the 'Party of the Millennium' new years eve, featuring Neil Diamond. ANDY CROSS/THE DENVER POST ( Diamond #1 )

Concert promoter Barry Fey helps announce the concert lineup for the Dec. 31 concert at Pepsi Center. Andy Cross/The Denver Post ( Diamond #2 )

Barry Fey gave a preview of this summer's 'Rock & Roll Tours', a bus tour of Denver area past rock-concert venues. He is in front of the former Family Dog now PT's on West Evans Ave. in Denver. He talked about the famous people that performed there like Janis Joplin. Lyn Alweis/The Denver Post ( ROCK TOURS BARRY FEY #4 )

Concert promoter Barry Fey, February 15, 1976. Denver Post Archive Photo ( BARRY_FEY2.jpg )

Barry Fey and concert and sports memorabilia at Barry Fey's house for Mile High Stadium special section. On right foreground is picture of Fey when he was young and Joe DiMaggio. Fey holding an autographed ball a Signed glove and an autographed football from the Old timers game. (Photo By Dave Buresh/The Denver Post) ( 20001130_717592 )

First Rock Concert In Five Years At Mile High Stadium Attracts Sunworshippers; A crowd of 39,200 watched three Southern rock bands in a concert sponsored by Barry Fey Presents.; (Photo By John Beard/The Denver Post ( DPL_1555915 )

Several hundred persons are on hand at the Denver Coliseum at noon Sunday to buy tickets for the June 16 Rolling Stones concerts at the Coliseum. According to Barry Fey, promoter of the concerts, about 12,000 persons were at the Coliseum by 8:15 for the tickets that went on sale at 8. About 7,000 of them had spent the night waiting for tickets to go on sale, according to Denver police. The Rolling Stones will give two concerts, at 4 and 9 p.m. June 16. Fey reported that about 5,000 tickets for the concerts were still available Sunday night.; (Photo By John G. White/The Denver Post) ( DPL_1555897 )

APR 1972. Rock Promoter Barry Fey.; (Photo By John G. White/The Denver Post) ( DPL0277654 )

Barry Fey said he has a lot to smile about these days. (Photo By Jim Preston/The Denver Post) ( DPL0918776 )

Aurora Mayor Dennis Champine discusses the possibility of a of a domed stadium built in Aurora with Barry Fey and Doug Spedding. (Photo By Bill Wunsch/The Denver Post) ( DPL0918772 )

Barry Fey, left, and Chuck Morris--"We've got some great rookie talent coming in." Photo By Ernie Leyba/The Denver Post ( DPL0277622 )

Concert promoter Barry Fey explained ticket exchange policy to fans who had flown in from Salt lake. They had purchased tickets by phone. (Photo By Karl Gehring/The Denver Post) ( DPL0277628 )

Denver concert promoter Barry Fey is all smiles Wednesday at Denver's Mile High Stadium where he announced that Bruce Springsteen will present concerts on Sept. 22nd and 23rd at Mile High Stadium. Ed Andrieski/AP Photo ( BARRY_FEY1.jpg )