Explore the rich soundscape of Jeanette//Streight, a Jazz/R&B duo rooted in the vibrant music scene of Denver, Colorado. Comprising vocalist Elyse Midgyett and instrumentalist Dylan Streight, the duo embodies a harmonious blend of diverse musical influences and genuine passion.

This House Has Lions is a band that defies the boundaries of genre, seamlessly blending the raw energy of classic punk rock with the sophistication and spontaneity of modern jazz. The group was born from a shared passion for both worlds by bassist Jason Malmberg and guitarist Matt Fuller, who met while performing as jazz musicians. Both Jason and Matt grew up deeply entrenched in the skate punk culture of the late 80s and early 90s, and their love for punk rock naturally intertwined with their passion for jazz, leading them to explore a fusion of these two influential genres.

Tina Marx grew up in South Jersey, but has made Colorado her home. Tina has been in several rock bands, sung backup vocals for Chuck Jackson and performed on many local recordings but she has spent much of her career fronting the variety dance band, “Tina Marx & The Millionaires”. Coming from a musical theatre background, jazz standards has always been one of Tina’s passionate genres with influences from Natalie Cole, Diana Krall, Peggy Lee, Nancy Wilson and Ella Fitzgerald. As an Indie artist, “Shades of Love” is Tina’s newest solo album of “Timeless Jazz Standards”.

Speak the Future is an instrumental trio composed of Denver based musicians Zach Brake, Austin Hass and Kyle Liss. All three are members of the rhythm section of Guerrilla Fanfare, and each musician has a unique musical background which melds into the soundscape of Speak the Future.

The B-52 Balmers is a band based in Fort Collins, blending the elegance of classic swing music with the taste and groove of modern jazz. They play with a deep respect for tradition, but also with a unique twist: it comes from creative, bold, great jazz artists.

They do not shy away from reinterpreting both traditional jazz classics and progressive, daring works. They pursue this quest in their play, in a provocative and festive manner which does justice to jazz history, but which is a distinct and progressive style of its own.

Not a Luxury is a neo-afro-blues band based in Denver, Colorado. The six-member band combines modern instrumentation (guitar, bass, keys, and drum kit) with traditional west-African percussion (djembe, dun duns, bell, sekere) in compositions that center groove, poly-rhythmic exploration and rich vocal harmonies. Not a Luxury weaves poly-rhythms and odd time signatures into their groove-focused songs, channeling D'Angelo, Hiatus Kaiyote and the musical Hadestown.

Aaron Summerfield is a guitarist, composer, and bandleader whose work blends modern jazz, improvisation, and contemporary spiritual themes. An active performer with national touring experience, he has appeared in club, concert, and festival settings and collaborates regularly with ensembles including the Tyler Farr Quartet and Big Brooklyn.

 Tyler Farr Quartet features all original compositions, showcasing the unique blend of jazz,funk and improvisational music that defines the Quartet's innovative sound. Led by the talented saxophonist Tyler Farr, the Quartet promises to deliver an electrifying performance that captures the essence of nature’s rhythms and grooves. 

Eric Roberts is a professional guitarist and bassist, specializing in Jazz, Brazilian, New Age, and Classical guitar styles, as well as all music styles on electric and fretless bass.  

He has performed as bassist with such notable entertainers as Chuck Berry, Peter Noone of the Herman’s Hermits, Chubby Checker, Bobby Rydell, The Drifters, The Marvelettes, The Smothers Brothers, Anthony Newley, Chita Rivera, Maureen McGovern, Bob Hope, Phyllis Diller, Joan Rivers  Pete Barbuti and more.

Photon plays compositions of keyboardist Jimmy Dunstan, augmented by the rhythm section of Dan Africano (Theivery Corporation) on Bass, Tim Wendel on Guitar, and Neal Evans (Dopapod) on Drums. Blending sounds reminiscent of The New Deal, Medeski Martin and Wood, and Tycho, Photon will take you on a contemplative dance journey. Be ready for a night of infectious house beats and virtuosic instrumental story-telling.