Forming in Colorado as Many Mountains in 2013, Katie Rose Nelson and Dustin Moran bring a genre-bending sound to folk-rock.

Various influences trickle through their music to create something fresh yet familiar. Their songs are interlaced with vocal harmonies and leads that alternate between the two songwriters, creating a rich and lasting sound with lyrics that reflect on the relationship we have with ourselves and others – bringing truths to the table, facing who we are, and the constant state of becoming. Dustin adds textured and ambient electric guitar over Katie Rose’s rhythmic acoustic, often improvising with jazzy temperance.

Having shared the bill with acts like Gin Blossoms, Paul Cauthen, Dylan LeBlanc, and Valley Queen their sound transcends ordinary genre limitations.
Supported by the sonic landscape they create, you’ll be on a journey with Many Mountains.

Eva Rose King is a Colorado folk artist using rich vocals and acoustic tones to dig deep into memory and vulnerability. Her songs pay homage to the subtle and the beautiful, using visual storytelling and classical harmonies to create a world that listeners can get lost in.

Eva recently released her sophomore album, After Tale (February 2025), which explores feelings of loneliness. Drawing on experiences during COVID and from a decade away from home, these songs represent words said too late. This album evokes the styles of Gillian Welch, Leonard Cohen, and Norah Jones.

Eva released her debut album On the Other Side in 2021, which touches on themes of dreams and perception, resilience, and pining. Eva also released Complex Feelings (EP) in 2023, which consists of playful folk-jazz-pop songs.

Notably, Eva found her way to music through the decade she spent playing the viola in symphony orchestras, a background which still influences her music today.

Eva has warmed the stage for Willie Watson, Old Crow Medicine Show, Sunny War, and Ben Sollee and was a finalist in the 2024 Telluride Bluegrass Festival’s Troubadour Competition.

Eva holds a second career as an environmental scientist, where she studies and teaches biodiversity, climate change and environmental justice. Her passion for nature and equity ring loud in all corners of her life.