Trevor Michael, an indie-folk artist originally from Louisville, Kentucky and now based in Northern Colorado, is the creative force behind the band Bridger Teton. Known for blending mountain-folk with bluegrass influences, Trevor’s music draws comparisons to artists like The Avett Brothers and Chris Stapleton, weaving raw vocals with storytelling rooted in nature and personal experience. After leaving a career in banking, he released his debut EP Midsummer Eve in 2020, followed by Aquila and the Lion in 2023, and continues to release heartfelt singles, including “ILTwmAATE” in 2025. Performing both solo and with Bridger Teton, Trevor has played over 250 live shows, including Sofar Sounds sessions, festivals, and a New Zealand tour. His band brings a rich, organic sound to the stage, often featuring banjo, fiddle, and multi-instrumental arrangements. In addition to performing original music, Trevor is also a highly rated wedding and event musician in Colorado, known for his versatility, professionalism, and soulful live sets.
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.
Eric Delaney is an active musician in the local scene, offering a mix of rock and roll and folk music. Delaney’s performances often draw from his experiences living in the Yampa Valley, with many of his songs inspired by the area.
Grab your banjo, mandolin, fiddle—or just your tapping feet—and join us for a foot-stompin’, string-pickin’ good time at the press! Our Bluegrass Jam Night is a welcoming space for musicians of all levels and lovers of live, down-home sound.
Whether you’re an old-time picker or new to the scene, come swap tunes, sing harmonies, and keep the Appalachian spirit alive. Not playing? No problem—come enjoy the music, grab a drink, and soak in the energy.
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