The Matt Skellenger Group

Thursday, Jan. 20 - 6:30pm

This one of a kind group from Denver performs the original music of Matt Skellenger. The group’s instrumentation is a unique mixture of acoustic instruments that are centuries old(Tabla, Ghatam, Cajon, Trumpet, Trombone, Drums, Conch Shell), with modern electric instruments and effects (Electric Bass, Pedal Steel Guitar, Effects Pedals). The music blends jazz, world, funk and fusion influences to create a sound unlike anything you have heard. Matt’s music has been featured on TV, in film and is regularly played on the radio on 89.3 KUVO in Denver.

Matt Skellenger (electric bass), Adam Bartczak (trombone, conch shell), Dave Miller (drums, ghatam), Matt Reid (trumpet, flugelhorn, cornet, effects), Andy Skellenger (cajon, tabla, udu), Glenn Taylor (pedal steel guitar)

Chronologue

Thursday, Jan. 20 - 9:30pm

Chronologue fuses a diverse mix of influences and sensibilities into a young modern music project.

Alex DeVillier (guitar), Bobby Ferguson (drums), Solomon Chapman (keyboard and piano), Parker Murphy (bass), Lauren Johnston (vocals)

The Good, the Bad & the Devine

Friday, Jan. 21 - 6:30pm

Join us for our annual tribute to Ennio Morricone & Sergio Leone! In honor of the conclusion of the National Western Stock Show, “The Good, The Bad & The Devine” are once again presenting Ennio Morricone’s award winning music from the Sergio Leone films “A Fistful of Dollars”, “For a Few Dollars More”, “The Good, the Bad & the Ugly” and “Once Upon a Time in the West”.

Dave Devine (guitars), Tania Katz – (vocals, whistling, accordion), Shane Endsley (trumpet, whistling), Tom Hagerman (violin), Patrick Lee (piano, keys), Jeanie Schroder (double bass), Shawn King (drums, percussion, glockenspiel, whistling)

ONDA

Friday, Jan. 21 - 9:30pm

“Latin Fusion Dance Music”
ONDA brings an irresistible mix of Latin,funk,jazz,originals and World grooves to the party.

Roberto Sequeira (vocals, percussion), Sarah Mount (sax), Cory Swift (trumpet), Francisco Mejias (congas), Tober Schorr (drums), Otis Lande (bass), Ryan Benthall-(keys)

The Good, the Bad & the Devine

Saturday, Jan. 22 - 6:30pm

Join us for our annual tribute to Ennio Morricone & Sergio Leone! In honor of the conclusion of the National Western Stock Show, “The Good, The Bad & The Devine” are once again presenting Ennio Morricone’s award winning music from the Sergio Leone films “A Fistful of Dollars”, “For a Few Dollars More”, “The Good, the Bad & the Ugly” and “Once Upon a Time in the West”.

Dave Devine (guitars), Tania Katz – (vocals, whistling, accordion), Shane Endsley (trumpet, whistling), Tom Hagerman (violin), Patrick Lee (piano, keys), Jeanie Schroder (double bass), Shawn King (drums, percussion, glockenspiel, whistling)

The Pamlico Sound

Saturday, Jan. 22 - 9pm

Boulder Colorado’s longest-running champions of high-energy, authentic Funk and Soul music, The Pamlico Sound are known for their original, contemporary songs and performances while drawing inspiration from classic legends like Sly & The Family Stone and Parliament-Funkadelic. The joyful interplay between band and audience combine to create the “Jive Church:” a non-religious theatrical/interactive experience inspired by the black Baptist churches of the south- with everyone moving, shouting, and shaking in a celebration of the uplifting power of Pure Funk’n Soul.

Kent Denver School Music Ensembles

Tuesday, Jan. 25 - 6:30pm

Kent Denver brings a musical extravaganza from its award-winning program. Multiple bands will perform a variety of music: R&B, Latin, jazz, soul, pop, folk, and rock. Kent Bands have been invited to perform at festivals such as Montreux, Poretta, New Orleans Heritage, Vail, City Park, Five Points, and others. They have played at many national and local venues and events, sharing the stage with well known artists. Listeners are often amazed that these are student-led bands are not professional–these devoted young musicians will put on a show that will make everyone feel good and want to move!

Directed by Justin Adams, Zakk Wooten, and Kali Paguirigan

Kent Denver Music Ensembles

Wednesday, Jan. 26 - 6:30pm

Kent Denver brings a musical extravaganza from its award-winning program. Multiple bands will perform a variety of music: R&B, Latin, jazz, soul, pop, folk, and rock. Kent Bands have been invited to perform at festivals such as Montreux, Poretta, New Orleans Heritage, Vail, City Park, Five Points, and others. They have played at many national and local venues and events, sharing the stage with well known artists. Listeners are often amazed that these are student-led bands are not professional–these devoted young musicians will put on a show that will make everyone feel good and want to move!

Directed by Justin Adams, Zakk Wooten, and Kali Paguirigan

Jeffrey Marshall and the Foundation

Thursday, Jan. 27 - 6:30pm

Jeffrey Marshall and The Foundation is a blues/rock band that formed in 2014 in Vallejo California by lead singer and bass guitarist Jeffrey Marshall. After winning the 2020 Mile High International Blues Festival for best solo/duo artist, Jeffrey met guitarist Aidan Roberts whose band also were winners. The two became friends and eventually began making music together. When it came time to find a third member to fill out the trio, Aidan suggested long time friend and music collaborator Noah Thomas. From the first time their music blared out of the practice space, they knew that their sound was something special. Combining elements of blues, folk, rock, and jazz, Jeffrey Marshall and the Foundation continue to astound audiences with their unique sound and relentless commitment to giving their fans always wanting more.

Jeffrey Marshall (bass guitar), Aidan Roberts (guitar), Noah Thomas (drums)

Smirk

Thursday, Jan. 27 - 9:30pm

Blending a little hip-hop, a little jazz, some dub, and a whole lot of vibes, Smirk specializes in dirty beats that make you count past 4. Pulling inspiration from Robert Glasper, Thundercat, and Dilla, Smirk makes music that anyone can nod their head to.

Nico Owen (drums), Luke Maxson (synth/keyboards), Jordan Henderson (bass)

Ken Walker Sextet

Friday, Jan. 28 - 6:30pm

The Ken Walker Sextet is an iconic and beloved jazz group which has played together for more than two decades. The music is always swinging, often funky, and sometimes even profound. The repertoire ranges from jazz standards, to post bop tunes, original compositions, and always, always inspired by Eddie Harris! Hearing the band is always an experience to remember!

Ken Walker (bass), Paul Romaine (drums), Dave Corbs (guitar), Jeff Jenkins (piano), Al Hood (trumpet), Peter Sommer (sax)

Sarah Mount and the Rushmores

Friday, Jan. 28 - 9:30pm

Join Sarah Mount and the Rushmores for their new Dazzle residency- the last Friday of every month! This funk/soul influenced group is always fun to listen to.

Wolfgang Muthspiel Trio ft. Brian Blade and Scott Colley

Saturday, Jan. 29 - 6pm and 8:30pm

Wolfgang Muthspiel, whom The New Yorker has called “a shining light” among today’s jazz guitarists, returns to the trio format with Angular Blues- his fourth ECM album as a leader. Like Driftwood - the 2014 trio disc that JazzTimes dubbed “cinematic” and “haunting” - Angular Blues finds the Austrian guitarist paired with longtime collaborator Brian Blade on drums; but instead of Larry Grenadier on bass, this time it’s Scott Colley, whose especially earthy sound helps imbue this trio with its own dynamic. Along with his characteristically melodic originals, Muthspiel essays the first standards of his ECM tenure, as well as his first-ever bebop rhythm-changes tune on record. This will be an incredible show you won’t want to miss!

Wolfgang Muthpiel (guitar), Scott Colley (bass), Brian Blade (drums)

Wolfgang Muthspiel Trio ft. Brian Blade and Scott Colley

Sunday, Jan. 30 - 6pm

This incredible trio returns for a second night!

Wolfgang Muthspiel (guitar), Scott Colley (bass), Brian Blade (drums)