Velvet Denim isn’t just a band; it’s what happens when a massive, slightly cluttered, and intensely beloved second-hand store explodes onto a stage. If you could turn a thrift shop into a band, it would be them—perfectly mismatched collection of quality goods that smell faintly of patchouli and nostalgia. They don’t just play songs; they thrift-flip them, turning musical hand-me-downs into glittering, must-have essentials.
Their style is rooted in the belief that all great American music—from vintage classic rock and smooth soul to outlaw country and pure pop gold—belongs together on the same clearance rack. We play the dusty bangers you forgot you loved and some shiny new treasures that fit right in. Come wander the worn-out aisles of nostalgia. Sift through the racks and get pulled into off-brand magic that makes Velvet Denim feel like a place you’ve somehow been before and never seen until now.
Velvet Denim isn’t just a band; it’s what happens when a massive, slightly cluttered, and intensely beloved second-hand store explodes onto a stage. If you could turn a thrift shop into a band, it would be them—perfectly mismatched collection of quality goods that smell faintly of patchouli and nostalgia. They don’t just play songs; they thrift-flip them, turning musical hand-me-downs into glittering, must-have essentials.
Their style is rooted in the belief that all great American music—from vintage classic rock and smooth soul to outlaw country and pure pop gold—belongs together on the same clearance rack. We play the dusty bangers you forgot you loved and some shiny new treasures that fit right in. Come wander the worn-out aisles of nostalgia. Sift through the racks and get pulled into off-brand magic that makes Velvet Denim feel like a place you’ve somehow been before and never seen until now.
Drunken Hearts is the Alt-Country/Americana outfit led by Louisiana-born, Colorado-raised songwriter Andrew McConathy. Bottling outlaw country grit, poetic storytelling, and cosmic rock energy into a sound carrying Rocky Mountain starlight, Southern heat, and the ache of old souls — Drunken Hearts’ music feels like prayer and wildfire at the same time. After years on the road and a journey through loss and rebirth, McConathy sings with an unflinching voice, shaped but not broken by pain and suffering, rooted somewhere between wonder and the highs and lows of the human experience.
Drawing from his southern roots and mountain wide-open sky, McConathy writes with gravitational heart, hope, clarity, and spirit. The band’s latest single, “The Other Side,” featuring Bonnie Sims (Big Richard / Everybody Loves an Outlaw), is a punch of truth — a tribute to founding drummer Ted Welles and a reckoning with memory that marks the start of something fierce. A testament to resilience, rebirth, and the place where Truth meets Twang, Drunken Hearts makes music built on stories — honest, human, and unafraid.
Join us Thursday night for a special evening of blues and rock and welcome back, Steve Boynton.
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