Silver and Smoke

Since their formation in 2015, the members of Silver And Smoke have been blazing a trail in a genre they’ve coined as “Western Rock.” The Colorado-grown quartet draw from a variety of influences, including: blues, classic rock, soul, folk, country, punk, bluegrass, jazz, and classical - making their music one fiery combination.

Shattered Halo

Shattered Halo is a female fronted alternative hard rock based out of Longmont, Co. After their old band broke up in 2009, Doug and Nik started Shattered Halo. Although they had an idea of where they wanted to go musically, they knew that they could not make the sound they wanted on their own. After a couple of years working with many different guitarists, Jon appeared with his unique style and skill and provided the sound that would help define Shattered Halo - the musical core of the band was set.

Señorita Sometimes

Señorita Sometimes is a garage rock band known for their raw sound, heartfelt lyrics, and high-energy performances. Rooted in authenticity and creating music that is relentlessly fun, their songs resonate with those who crave unfiltered, meaningful rock music. This 5-piece powerhouse band consists of Stacy Sevelin (vocals/guitar), Bobby Wessner (guitar), Justin Maul (guitar/back-up vocals), Chad Alley (bass), and Kevin Johnson (drums).

Sasha Stone Band

The heart of Sasha Stone Band is singer, songwriter, guitarist, and frontwoman Sasha Stone. Inspired by '80s chick rock as a musician coming of age, she developed an affinity for folk music in her adulthood. These two influences are apparent in Sasha Stone Band's unique identity as an electric folk band. Sasha considers herself a diamond in the rough and encourages her listeners to persevere with resilience through life's turbulence as she shares vulnerable, image-rich lyrics that detail her personal triumphs over abuse, loss and poverty.

Rush Hour Train

Rush Hour Train blends psychedelic rock, funk and jazz with a focus on improvisation. Armed with tight grooves and intricate song structures, they have a mentality to keep live performances open to experimentation. Every show is an adventurous journey to a new musical landscape. Their influences stretch far and wide spanning from classic rockers like Led Zeppelin, Yes and The Beatles to new wave and old school funk. With psychedelic rock bands like Phish and the Grateful Dead impacting their style, Rush Hour Train is sure to get the dance floor groovin’!

Rumble Young Man Rumble

Rumble Young Man Rumble (RYMR) is an instrumental Post-Rock band based in Denver, Colorado. RYMR explores unique and expansive sounds, seamlessly blending their effects pedals’ other-worldy tones, along with conventional drum, guitar and bass sounds to create huge soundscapes. Ranging from mellow and melodic, to distorted and chunky, RYMR’s music incorporates boundary-pushing song structures, odd time signatures, and ambient breakdowns, all the while remaining accessible. RYMR’s live performances are unparalleled in showcasing the band’s raw energy and versatility. www.rymrmusic.com

Right Before Rain

The best way for a band to show that their genre is alive and well is to reinvent it! They take elements of one influence, a touch of another, pieces of one more, and then blend it all together with an original sound. It’s a taste of the familiar with a kick-in-the-ass of the unexpected that leaves the listener dying for more. This is a formula that the Denver-based band Right Before Rain adheres to.

Retrofette

“With something for everyone, Retrofette makes music that will make you want to bust out the tracksuit, dust off the Delorean, and dance.” –Bandwagon Magazine Denver-based Retrofette is the byproduct of keyboardists Sean Culliton and Xavier Provencher's love for vintage synthesizers and sweaty dance floors. Joined by synth bassist Ben Weirich and drummer Dylan Johnson on stage, the quartet’s brand of 80s tinged synthpop was born in March 2016 and has since garnered a steadfast following.

Redamancy

Redamancy was founded in Denver, Colorado in 2018 by members Bella Musser (vocals) and Andreas Landeck (bass). Their music combines elements of modern rock with classic undertones, reminiscent of bands ranging from Heart to Foo Fighters to Paramore. This unique approach to a familiar sound is interlaced with themes of vengeance and vulnerability. The result is sultry and driving, exposing the fiery side of heartbreak and the empowerment of self-actualization. 

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