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Local band featuring Ben Font, Jeremiah Roiko, Willie Samuelson, and Fernando Carrillo!
Local band featuring Ben Font, Jeremiah Roiko, Willie Samuelson, and Fernando Carrillo!
Don’t miss one of our favorite Steamboat locals, Lucas Mouttet, performing live at the press tomorrow!
JR Adams is a Colorado-based singer-songwriter and guitarist known for his heartfelt storytelling, soulful vocals, and a dynamic blend of Americana, folk rock, and blues. Rooted in the vibrant music scene of Steamboat Springs, Adams has spent over a decade honing his craft onstage—both as a solo artist and frontman for several beloved local bands, like Yer State Birds and Heads All Empty.
The Morningside String Band is based out of Steamboat Springs, CO. The band formed in 2019 originally as an acoustic trio, but they’ve since expanded to a 5 piece, adding percussion and electric guitar, though they still often play smaller venues as a trio. The current lineup includes: Craig Thornhill (acoustic guitar, vocals) / Paul Geppert (mandolin and vocals) / Tim Cunningham (upright bass) / Courtney La Zier (electric guitar and vocals) and Gabe Hedstrom (drums/percussion/jokes).
The band tends to have an eclectic mix of songs in their live shows, mixing originals and covers, rooted in blues, reggae, bluegrass, funk, jam and rock. All the members of the band have lived in various parts of Colorado for decades and played in many other music projects over the years. The band’s sounds lends its self to live performances, adapting their setlists and jams/arrangements to the energy of the crowds and venue. The band is known around Steamboat for playing festive outdoor gigs in the spring and summer.
Fritz Boniface is a Colorado-based multi-instrumentalist and songwriter whose music bridges the spirit of the mountains with the soul of American roots. A founding member of the bluegrass outfit The Deer Creek Sharp Shooters, Fritz brings a timeless energy to the stage—melding intricate dobro work, rich harmonies, and a deep reverence for storytelling.
Originally from Maryland’s horse country, Fritz found his home in the high country of Colorado, where his love for the outdoors and his musical craft naturally intertwine. Whether on stage or by the river with a guitar in hand, his performances carry the authenticity of someone who lives close to the land and the people who shape it.
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