PRIOR ARtISTS

  • Abigael Elizabeth is an indie folk singer songwriter currently based in Colorado. Her music weaves a sonic tapestry of emotional storytelling exploring themes of love, loss, and healing. Embracing the full spectrum of human experience, Abigael's music is a reminder of the beauty that can emerge from feeling it all. More about Abigael can be found here.

  • Sam McManus is a Colorado-based singer-songwriter blending intimate acoustic textures with pop-rock and blues influences. His songs balance confessional storytelling with good vibes, built for intimate live performance. More about Sam can be found here.

  • Sid Williamson is a genre-blending troubadour whose songs wander dusty roads between Americana, blues, and singer/songwriter soul-searching. Whether he’s belting out rowdy barroom anthems or whispering heartbreak lullabies, Sid brings an emotional punch—with a wink. Themes like card games, broken hearts, bar fights, and existential dread (with a little cosmic flair) come standard. More about Sid can be found here.

  • Meghan Clarisse is a Colorado-based Americana and country singer-songwriter known for heartfelt storytelling and mountain-west roots. Her music has received local radio airplay across Colorado, and she has released multiple original projects including the collaborative EP Kindred Spirits. Performing solo, with her band Meghan & Her Cavemen, and as part of an award-winning duo—named Duo of the Year—she regularly headlines festivals and community events. Offstage, Meghan is an active music-community leader, volunteering with Musicians On Call and building connection through collaboration and song. More about Meghan can be found here.

  • Stoyer is the musical project of Denver-based singer-songwriter Jonah Steuer, blending the grit of his New York roots with the open spirit of the Rockies. Known for raw, heartfelt lyrics and a commanding live presence, Stoyer crafts songs that feel written just for you. Rooted in authenticity, his shows leave you laughing, swooning, and inspired — the kind of night you’ll remember for years. More about Stoyer can be found here.

  • Lisa Selle is a Denver-based singer/songwriter who comes from a Colorado prairie small town. She is also a high school English teacher, a mom, a reader of books, a gardener, and a little bit of a hippie. More about Lisa can be found here.

  • Born and raised in the hills of West Virginia, Tony Meade  has been making music in Denver for over 20 years. He combines the melodicism of classic British rock’n’roll and modern Americana to create a timeless power pop sound. His lyrics combine romance and cynicism, hope and longing, beauty and grit; a contradiction that somehow makes sense. Tony has released three solo albums and multiple singles since 2010. His Christmas album WASSAIL and his singles “It’s Alright” and “A Walk In The Sun” have been featured by Denver Westword as among the best local releases of 2020, 2021, and 2022, respectively. More about Tony can be found here.

  • Haley is a singer-songwriter rooted in the folk traditions of her Austin, Texas upbringing, now blooming in the mountains of Colorado. With a sound she calls folk medicine music, her songs blend raw emotion, soulful vocals, and lyrical reflections on nature, humanity, and healing. Described by listeners as “bare feet on grass,” her music invites a deep exhale—a return to what feels real. Guided by a love for the Earth and a desire for change, Haley’s voice is both grounding and ethereal, offering comfort, clarity, and connection. More about Haley can be found here.

  • Garden District, named after the famous music-centric neighborhood in New Orleans, is a Colorado-based R&B, Blues, and Soul band who brings sultry vocals and skilled instrument soloists to their audience. Featuring Brandon Hoem, a Fort Collins born-and-raised guitarist, paired with Ben Sprouse, the Portland, Oregon-born guitarist and vocalist who draws on his family's Louisiana roots, this duo writes and performs original music unique in the Northern Colorado music scene. More about Garden District can be found here.

  • An Americana artist and soulful singer songwriter, Jenny Shawhan has a seasoned resume of performances, including the Bluebird Cafe Nashville, the Denver Broncos Super Bowl Parade, and USPA Polo Event Aspen. Entertaining crowds from dive bars to country clubs, she has opened for Colorado icon Hazel Miller, legacy band Big Head Todd, and blues prodigy Austin Miller among many others. She has been a live guest on KSKE FM Radio, featured in Voyage Denver magazine, and interviewed on the podcast “Middle Class Rock Star”. More about Jenny can be found here.

  • While playing his ‘sad, gritty, and loud’ Americana up and down the I25 corridor from 
    Colorado to Montana for over the last 10 years, Lyons based singer/songwriter Jay Stott 
    has been a finalist in songwriting competitions in Texas, Colorado and Montana, and performed at Rail on the River and Boulder’s Big Hootenanny this past year. His latest single, “Econoline Van” dropped in May of 2025, with a new album coming in 2026. More about Jay can be found     here.

  • Singer-songwriter,  Melissa  Crispo knew from the age of five that she wanted to be a musician. She was already singing into her hairbrush after all. S.S.A’s 2017 Songwriter of the year,  Crispo has opened for acts such as Styx, Sophie B. Hawkins & Jefferson Starship. Her fan base grew significantly after performing on the last 3 Melissa Etheridge Cruises. From there, things began to change for the New York red neck tomboy who now resides in Colorado Springs. Her debut album A Break in the Clouds, her EP Tomboy and her new album, The 5th Stage are available on digital download and her website. More about Melissa can be found here.

  • A heart-warming songwriter with an eclectic edge, hellbent on writing songs filled with emotional honesty and memorable hooks. René Moffatt is a Texas-bred, Colorado-based songwriter whose music blends heartfelt Americana, melodic folk-rock, and lyrical storytelling that’s equal parts whimsical and profound. Drawing comparisons to artists like Jackson Browne and The Avett Brothers, his guitar-forward songs resonate with emotional honesty and modern accessibility. Whether on intimate listening room stages or festival lineups, René delivers performances that invite reflection, connection, and sing-alongs. With roots in boomtown Texas and a growing presence in the Colorado music scene, he’s a late-blooming troubadour poised for wider recognition. More about René can be found here.

  • Ever since Mel was a little girl listening to Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings with her grandfather, music has been a part of her soul. Singing along to girl bands on MTV back in the early 90's made her realize she had a passion for singing in front of a crowd! Her training as a singer started in High School. One of her proudest performances was when her high school chamber choir sang at Carnegie Hall in New York City. Songwriting started out as a curiosity after learning how to play guitar. After finishing her first song, she knew this was her calling. Mel Soul is more than one specific genre to define her performance. She creates music for your soul. More about Mel can be found here.

  • Singer-Songwriter, Scott Fowler, comes from musical roots. Three generations of his family have made their life about creating music and has shaped the music he performs today. 30+ years steeped in music has come from the orchestral of his grandfather, folk of his parents, and soul of his youth. All of which comes together with rich chords, gripping melodies, and writing that is meant to shed a little light on the reality that we're all not so different. More about Scott can be found here.