Austen Carroll & the Better Neighbors

"Campfire Country", "Sweet-n-Sour Folk", "High and Dry Americana" - these are just a few made up genres that get close to Austen Carroll's sound. A Texas native, Austen moved to Denver in 2012 and has been a part of the Colorado music scene ever since (Grayson County Burn Ban, Bud Bronson & the Good Timers, Porlolo). Ten years of writing and performing has lead to his current project that blends cadence and content in a unique style of indie/country/folk/rock. Catch him solo or with his dream-team band, the Better Neighbors (Tate Ignelzi, Neil McCormick, Sarah Michaels).

Anthony Arras

Anthony Arras is a Fort Collins based songwriter and performer, he captures audiences with his inviting sound, deep lyrics and engaging stories. Anthony has recently released his debut full length album "Toothy Grin" which is available to stream. 

Andrew Sturtz

When singer/songwriter Andrew Sturtz isn’t playing folk, jazz, and soul in local Boulder venues, he’s out on the festival circuit, bringing his potent voice to stages like the Riverlights Festival in South Bend, IN; The Traverse City Microbrew & Music Festival in Traverse City, MI; and ARISE Festival in Loveland, CO. Since his first gigs at only 12 years old and recording an EP as a teenager, Andrew has captured audiences with his ability to shift seamlessly between soulful acoustic music and fronting bands from multiple genres.

A Brother's Fountain

Described as "campfire folk," A Brother's Fountain offers a refreshing take on indie folk and Americana, infusing their music with the raw authenticity of life's extraordinary moments. From rowdy anthems to reflective sing-alongs, their songs resonate with themes of nature, friendship, and the pursuit of adventure.

At the heart of their sound lies the trademark "gang vocals" that invite listeners to join in the chorus, creating an immersive experience that feels like gathering around a crackling campfire with old friends.

Aggie Theatre

Venue Owner / Manager
Kaitlin Hottovy
Venue Owner / Manager Phone Number
706-714-7137
Address

204 S College Ave
Fort Collins, CO 80524
United States

Venue Age Limit
All Ages
Do you have a place we can store an a-frame sign overnight?
Yes
Can your venue provide a meal for the production team?
Yes
Can your venue provide a table and 2 chairs for our volunteers checking wristbands?
Yes
We’ll be a dropping a FoCoMX banner on Thursday before the festival. How early on Friday can our FoCoMX team’s arrive to hang the banners and signs?
At load-in.
Load in time is 3 hours before music starts. If this isn’t possible please let us now the earliest time we can access the venue.
Sounds good.
Where should the artists load in and stage their gear?

Load In: Back door in alley, east side *park in the bus parking spot during load in and your set. Then artists MUST repark after load out.
Staging Location:  Stage gear for load-in to the left against the wall through the backdoor. Load gear directly out of the venue to the alley against the wall. 

*Please note: Aggie cannot accommodate IEMs for the festival. Artists will need to use house wedges.

Production Team Details

Andrew Slattery - aggieproduction@z2ent.com

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