The Bluelligans, a captivating Blues-Americana band hailing from Greeley, Colorado, weave a tapestry of soulful melodies and gritty rhythms that resonate with audiences far and wide. Comprising seasoned musicians deeply rooted in the rich musical traditions of the American heartland, The Bluelligans infuse their performances with raw emotion and authentic storytelling.

​Johnny Blueheart is where old school country crosses wires with a distinctly American, distinctly dystopian take on western gothic balladry. In Johnny’s forthcoming album, Heroes of Circumstance, coyotes howl across desert plains while cello and circus organs whine and growl in return.

NORTHERN COLORADO’S NEWEST ACOUSTIC ROCK/NEW COUNTRY TRIO PLAYING ROCK CLASSICS FROM THE 60S, 70S, 80S, AND 90’S, ALL THE WAY THROUGH NEW COUNTRY OF TODAY. PERFECT FOR BREWERIES, WINERIES, BLOCK PARTIES AND ANYWHERE YOU WANT THE GOOD TIMES TO FLOW.

Nick Critchlow is a singer/songwriter from Fort Collins, Colorado. He has been a local NoCo musician for almost 15 years, playing his original acoustic tunes up-and-down the front range. Critchlow enjoys tongue-in-cheek lyrics and telling humorous stories in between songs. His biggest musical influences are The Lumineers, John Mayer, The Avett Brothers, and Jack Johnson. Critchlow released his newest album Janky Rooster on June 14th 2025. 

The Genuine Articles support Nick and are comprised of Tom Viney (violin), Mason Bassuk (drums) and Gabe Alnajjar (bass). 

Playing originals and covers, Charlie Stevens and Carl Alexander skillfully navigate an entertaining mix of Americana, rock and roll, bluegrass, reggae, soul, jazz and classical. With 2 acoustic guitars, a mandolin and a bass, that's 24 strings, 2 voices and 20 fingers, 2 generations of veteran musicians come together to create a rich, original sound. And sometimes a little humor. Both seasoned songwriters and combined, leaders of numerous bands across 5 decades and all 58 states. Well, almost anyway. But who's counting?

Americana troubadour Alex Dunn was raised in Fort Collins, CO, though he now lives in the high desert along the border of northern New Mexico - his band the Deal includes some of the top musicians from the Durango area.  

He has recorded with Anna Tivel and Eli West and has had the opportunity to share the stage with artists such as Marty O'Reilly, Rachel Baiman, East Nash Grass, Kassi Valazza, Rainbow Girls, Hen House Prowlers, Sammy Brue, Shawn Hess, Izaak Opatz, Robbie Fulks and many more. 

Honest, soulful, and bearing a sound all their own, Wood Belly sprouted from the roots of bluegrass to notch a unique home in the broader Americana scene and continues to captivate audiences across the country en route. With an unrelenting dedication to original songwriting, harmony singing, and artful arrangements, the quintet is forging a sound that is based in newgrass and flavored with alt-country, rock, and just enough jam to glue it all together.

“DW Doucet is a one man band that boasts a racing stripe kick drum, chains, a railroad track anvil, an old rotary telephone mic, and an archtop guitar that bellows a deep chord followed by howls, growls, falsettos, and a voice that ranges from Andrew Bird to Tom Waits. 

Known for her powerhouse voice and "fiery, vulnerable songs," Sarah King creates thought-provoking, versatile Americana music. Her genuine stories about real-life emotions and situations also draw on classic folk-blues themes, balancing songs about the devil and booze with hard-won moments of reflection and acceptance.

Erik is a Fort Collins artist writing lyrical americana, folk, and rock music. Often accompanied by pedal steel player Phillip Broste, their sound is nostalgic yet fresh, open yet haunting.