Featured Performers
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Chris Daniels |
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| Chris Daniels has toured over two continents and has been asked to appear in such diverse places as South America, Curacao, Japan, and all over Europe. Chris has appeared with the B.B. King, Uncle Cracker, Blues Traveler, The Neville Brothers, Delbert McClinton, Sister Hazel, Sheryl Crow, Robert Cray, Taj Mahal, Al Kooper, Bonnie Raitt, Ziggy Marley, The Fixx, to name only a few. He has headlined, often with his perennial backup band, The Kings, on international festivals, like Ribs & Blues Festival, Marktrock, Berchem Blues, and Lokeren. | ||
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Ayo Awosika |
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| The classically trained vocalist has transferred her aptitude for opera and art song to the world of jazz and beyond. Ayo brings new life and interpretation to jazz standards heard many times over. She has aimed to be a musician with substance, ability and originality. Ayo's influences include her surroundings and observations. She's an artist who has something to say, and with a heritage rooted in West Africa, and travels that reach Japan, Germany, England and France, she's been tweaking her style; mixing a love for the complexity and depth of jazz and soul with the honesty and familiarity of folk and roots music, working to find the place where these worlds meet. | ||
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Jaden |
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| Jaden realized her passion for guitar at an early age. Starting her venture with classical training, she quickly moved to acoustic and electric rock, teaching herself many of her favorite covers and writing her own original material. Possessing an amazing ear and an insatiable love for playing and performing, Jaden's repertoire includes covers by Michael Franti & Spearhead, Trevor Hall, Bob Marley, Jimi Hendrix, Ziggy Marley, John Lennon, Pink Floyd, The Grateful Dead, and many originals. She has performed with Michael Franti & Spearhead, Trevor Hall, Radioactive, Rob Drabkin, Keaton Simons, Matt Butler, and Melvin Seals & JGB. |
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Megan Burtt |
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| Denver-based singer songwriter. Reminiscent of Bonnie Raitt and Shawn Colvin. Americana/Blues/Roots/Folk-rock. | ||
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Rob Drabkin |
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| With a unique voice, an incredible guitar style, and a handful of original tunes, Rob stormed onto Denver's local music scene, leaving audiences impressed. Within a mere week of open stages, he was offered his first gig at Arvadas D-NOTE. Shortly thereafter, he was playing to full crowds at Boulder's legendary Fox Theatre and opening for national acts such as Leon Russell, Colin Hay, The Wood Brothers, Raul Midon, Back Door Slam, and Lucy Kaplansky. Over the past two years, he has toured across the country supporting long time Dave Matthews collaborator, Tim Reynolds. And in March 2007, The Fox Theatre invited Rob as the main support for its sold-out 15th anniversary show with The John Butler Trio. His full band headlining shows in Denver and Boulder are now to sold-out crowds. | ||
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Kyle James Hauser |
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| A songwriter first, Kyle brings a distinctly melodic and lyrical voice to his banjo work, and strives to create a memorable tone while taking the banjo in new directions. Kyle has studied with some of the most innovate banjo players currently on the scene, including Juno award winning Jayme Stone and Adam Larrabee. He has shared bills with many national acts such as David Grisman, Crooked Still , Tim O'Brien and The Infamous Stringdusters, and is the veteran of several national and international tours. Kyle is currently working on his debut solo record, produced by Jayme Stone. He resides in Boulder, CO. |
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