Super Bummer is a guitar band from Denver, CO. We once almost played the Bluebird Theatre.

Since 2009, Meet the Giant has pulled from a well of post-punk, alternative, and electronic influences, culminating the compositions into dark, atmospheric, and visceral performances.

2023 promises MTG’s second full-length release, revealing a burnished facet of the band's lush and visceral sound.

Shadow Animal is the musical alter ego of songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, Christopher Ryan.

Shadow Animal creates genre-agnostic music that explores the relationship between hope and hardship.  His eclectic sound may be considered along the lines of indie-rock or singer-songwriter.  However, Shadow Animal incorporates multiple genre influences including ska, jazz, hip hop, blues rock, and spoken word.  Shadow Animal simply cannot be placed into a box.

As songwriters and performers that grew up in the Rocky Mountain West, Slopeside is a captivating band whose favorite venues include local music festivals and charitable events. Stories of the road influence the band’s collective sound and lyrics. A five-piece band with seven full-length original albums released, they boast an expansive blend of rock, blues, pop, with a taste of country. Known as a “band with a big heart,” Slopeside believes in music as a way to raise their collective voice to support positive change in their communities.

After 7 years cutting his teeth in the competitive NYC music circuit, Julian came back to his home state of Colorado to pursue a different type of music career- one that didn't revolve around himself. The return led to stints at Red Rocks and national tours, making a budding name for himself as a sideman and producer. 

Driven by the dichotomy of clean twinkly opening tuning and powerful walls of overdriven guitar riffs, Push Pass imbues the Colorado scene with energetic live performances filled with tight vocal harmonies, thunderous dynamics, and good vibes. The band feels like reconnecting with an old childhood friend you haven't seen in a long time - warmly embraced with nostalgic playfulness, and yet unassumingly much more complex the deeper you listen. 

Elyse Nichole Miller, a blues-infused alt-rock and pop artist, forges a synthesis of music and activism in a smoldering sound. Her musical odyssey champions personal empowerment and social  transformation.

Arlen Andrews, a skilled drummer, multi-instrumentalist, and singer-songwriter, adds rhythmic dimensions to this sonic tapestry. Together, they embark upon a harmonious expedition where music becomes the vessel for unity and inclusion.

LOUDHOUSE is for everyone. With a genre-fluid style and five powerful and artistic opinions, anytime you listen to LOUDHOUSE you will find a song that you enjoy. They have played several shows across the Front Range and are now in the process of recording their debut album "Lilac Street". 

Covered was started by Nolan Brumbach in 2018, finding himself surrounded by a vibrant music Brumbach wanted to find his own voice and express. With the help of The Music District, Brumbach took on his biggest endeavor yet and released his second full length LP "Season Variations".