This hard to catagorize Colorado band blends classic folk sounds, from blues to bluegrass, with modern twists. They top it off with clever, catchy, finely crafted songwriting from a female perspective. Kelly Keeler and Ken Monks, both multi instrumentalists, show off a range of sounds and emotions from tender and sweet, to irreverent and witty, to fiery and fierce. With The Sugarbirds, Kelly's songwriting and Ken's creative musicianship are on full display. Expect a musical journey that crosses genre and keeps you on your feet.

The Sogs are an acoustic/folk/singer-songwriter duo who have been active in the Northern Colorado music scene since 2017. Featuring dual harmonizing vocals, guitar, bass, and saxophone, Lee Hutchinson and Dylan McConnell have built a loyal following by playing anywhere, anytime and leaving it all on the stage every chance they get. Influenced by songwriters and artists from virtually every decade, their sound can best be attributed to bands such as The Replacements, R.E.M., and Jonathan Fire*Eater.

Gabrielle Louise writes original Americana that, though rooted in folk tradition, blends a sophisticated use of musical harmony with a lyrical love for philosophy, history, and storytelling. Her voice is agile as birdsong in one moment, and bold as a coal train whistle in another. Known for her authenticity and candor on stage, her performances delight with whimsical banter and enchant with dynamic musicality. The daughter of two vagabond musicians who toured the country in an old airstream trailer (children-in-tow), Louise inherited the predisposition to wanderlust and song.

Crown Point Elixir is an acoustic duo based in northern Colorado, and features Ben Myers on vocals, guitar, and trumpet, and Dalton Vaughan on percussion. The Elixir delivers full-band energy with a mix of original music and rock, soul, and funk favorites.

NPR’s All Songs Considered described the band as “a reassuring breath of fresh air that pulls me back to simpler times." The quartet – Andrew Sturtz [vocals, guitar], Courtlyn Carpenter [cello, harmonies], Will Kuepper [bass, piano, harmonies], and Jim Herlihy [banjo, electric guitar, harmonies] - is serene and folksy, with melodic vocals soaring over the lower string instrumentals. Sturtz released their second studio album, Hyacinth, on September 29th, 2024, and now they're hard at work writing songs for their third album.