This high-energy cover band is dedicated to bringing you the sounds that define the South, blending classic rock anthems with a Texas twist. With a lineup of seasoned musicians. Rough Stock delivers electrifying performances that will keep the dance floor packed and the good times rollingl Rough stock consists of members Ben Font on lead vocals and guitar, Sam Ackerman on lead guitar and backup vocals, Ryan Fanders on Drums and Eric Samuelson on bass.
Join us this Thursday, January 9th, for an unforgettable night with local legends of the Trevor Guire Trio! Featuring the incredible talents of Trevor Guire, Willie Samuelson, and Jon Gibbs. Don’t miss out on this musical magic!
From the Front Range of Colorado comes the five-piece band Liver Down The River. From the high peaks of Bluegrass, the deep pockets of the Funk, and the outer reaches of space, a new genre is created: Funk-edeli-grass
Since 2012, LDTR’s unique sound and high-energy performances have led them to share the stage with
artists such as: The Infamous Stringdusters, Railroad Earth, Leftover Salmon, The Main Squeeze, Tim O Brien, Moe, The Kitchen Dwellers, The Lil Smokies, and more.
LDTR has played festivals including: Floyd Fest, Lohi Music Festival, , Durango Bluegrass Meltdown, Rhythms On The Rio, Tico Time Bluegrass, Yarmony Grass, & Music On The Mothership,
“A funkadelic hoedown that will send you into infinity and beyond!” – DGO Magazine
Emily Winter – Violin, Vocals
Patrick Storen – Mandolin, Banjo, Vocals
Tom Buswell – Guitar, Vocals
Jake Hasluck – Bass,
Dominic Fante – Drums,
Steamboat born and raised, Alan Duty and the Lost Rangers came together as a garage band trying to survive the COVID. In the end they found common ground playing southern rock and red dirt country music. War Eagle.
A Brother’s Fountain is a Colorado-based band with a folk-inspired sound you always wanted to hear but never knew existed. Some categorize them as Indie Folk. Others call them an Americana band. A Brother’s Fountain knows they belong to a genre all its own: Campfire Folk. Songs range from rowdy and anthemic to reflective, laid-back sing-alongs. Keep an ear out to hear their trademark “gang vocals” that invite the listener to throw their voice into the anthem.
This rag-tag crew of best buds and mountain junkies (river guides, rock climbers, backpackers, cyclists, skiers, etc.) started their music journey busking on the street corners of Old Town Fort Collins, Colorado. Their music is inspired by life’s extraordinary gifts – mother nature, authentic friendship, epic adventures, and mysteries that keep us ever-curious.
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