Originally from Louisville, KY, Trevor Michael is blending his bluegrass roots with the indie-folk of Northern Colorado. His 2011 mid-west move was initially led by his decision to study Finance at Colorado State University. Post college, he worked in banking for six years before deciding to leave his position and pursue music professionally. Trevor’s sound is best described as mountain-folk with raw, bluegrass vocals – think Chris Stapleton/The Avett Brothers. He has released two EP’s – his debut Midsummer Eve in 2020 followed by Aquila and the Lion in 2023. Upon listening to the single, “Fat Tire,” you’ll feel as if you’re at a bonfire with your best friends. When not writing songs or plucking his banjo, he’s enjoying every moment of off-the-grid backpacking, drinking great bourbon, and riding dirt bikes.
The Little Moon Travelers blend folk, old-time, and roots Americana to create a sound reminiscent of bygone eras. Formed during the COVID-19 lockdown in the hills of Steamboat Springs, Colorado, the band began with informal jam sessions around a fire pit at Little Moon Trail. These gatherings offered a sense of connection and solace, inviting listeners to set aside their worries. Now, they share their live roots music with a wider audience, capturing the spirit of community and shared experiences.
John Benjamin Davis is an old time fiddler, singer songwriter, and session musician in Chattanooga, Tennessee!
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.
Local band featuring Katie Graham, Jeremiah Roiko, Willie Samuelson, and Fernando Carrillo!
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