AGES: All Ages 
DOORS: 6:00 pm 
SHOW: 7:00 pm
FREE SHOW 

The Long Run, 'Colorado's Tribute to The Eagles', hails from the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains in Northern Colorado.  Born in 2009, the band immediately hit the road doing Fairs and festivals all over the Four Corners states-region, including many others.  

In April, 2019, they celebrated their 10-year anniversary by hosting a successful concert at the famous Paramount Theatre in downtown Denver, only to be followed by an appearance at Red Rocks Amphitheater in Morrison, CO. that same Summer.

The Long Run continues 13 years later, faithfully re-creating the 70's sound of America's best selling Rock Band in history.

AGES: All Ages 
DOORS: 5:00 pm 
SHOW: 6:00 pm
TICKETS: On-Sale NOW 

The volume of chatter grows, the temperature rises, and the buzz in the room grows palpable. A flicker, then darkness as the house lights descend—the anticipation, the excitement that an entire crowd is about to experience something unknown, together. It’s a feeling fans of Umphrey’s McGee chase night after night, and the feeling of these shared experiences has been sorely missed. Born from the live experience, forged from the pandemic, that desire to be together served as the impetus for Umphrey’s brand new album, YOU WALKED UP SHAKING IN YOUR BOOTS BUT STOOD TALL AND LEFT A RAGING BULL—out July 16th via the band’s own Nothing Too Fancy Music. With this new release, like the rest of Umphrey’s vast catalog, a call of progressive wizardry might elicit a response of soft acoustic balladry, or a funk groove could be answered by explosive percussion, or heavy guitars can give way to heavier blues. The difference is that YOU WALKED UP SHAKING IN YOUR BOOTS BUT STOOD TALL AND LEFT A RAGING BULL touches on a group of songs that have never gotten the proper studio treatment; the band’s infamous walk-on music.

AGES: All Ages 
DOORS: 6:00 pm 
SHOW: 7:00 pm
FREE SHOW 

Bonfire Dub plays a deep and powerful blend of roots music — original songs with rich melodies, featuring downtempo, acoustic laced and electric driven reggae, folk and dub. Bonfire’s lyrical repertoire is inspired by eastern philosophy, indigenous struggles, political injustice, international relief efforts and a deep respect for the soul of love and the balance of nature.

Scotty Stoughton is the lead vocalist, lyricist and acoustic guitar player for Bonfire Dub, with Rodney James Coquia on electric guitar, Jeff Armistead on the keyboard, Mark Levy on percussion, and Trevor Noel Gagstetter on bass. Since 2009, Bonfire Dub has also welcomed fiddle player Bridget Law of the renowned folk music group, Elephant Revival, as a part-time player and full-time family member.

Bonfire Dub’s new 2016 album, “Gypsy Roots,” is a celebration of community and collaboration. The new release has been called “a record for our times.”

AGES: All Ages 
DOORS: 6:00 pm 
SHOW: 7:00 pm
FREE SHOW 

The Brass Attack Band is a smokin' hot group from the Denver area featuring the finest performers the Colorado front range has to offer. With dual powerhouse vocalists, a rhythm section as funky as a mosquitoe's tweeter, and the hottest horns in town, this group pumps out energetic, infectious grooves ranging from hits by current popular artists to the R&B/Soul classics of the 70's and 80's.

AGES: All Ages 
DOORS: 6:00 pm 
SHOW: 7:00 pm
FREE SHOW 

MarchFourth is a joy-inducing force of entertainment. The colorful explosion of brassy funk, rock, and jazz is all about the groove. This larger-than-life group of musicians and acrobats tours the country year-round, bringing a spirit of celebration wherever they go. MarchFourth is, in a word, FUN!

AGES: All Ages 
DOORS: 5:00 pm 
SHOW: 6:00 pm
FREE SHOW 

Free community concert sponsored by the Summit Concert Band in partnership with the Town of Dillon.

AGES: All Ages
DOORS: 4:00 pm 
SHOW: 5:00 pm
TICKETS: On Sale NOW

Following in the footsteps of their California brothers Sublime, Huntington Beach’s Dirty Heads mix hip-hop, reggae, and rock along with that laid-back South Cali attitude. The group formed in 2003 when punk rocker Dustin Bushnell (aka Duddy B) asked his friend, rapper Jared Watson (aka Dirty J), to collaborate on a project that would focus on positive vibes and infectious grooves. Watson added singing to his vocal skills, and with percussionist Jon Olazabal, an acoustic trio version of Dirty Heads began playing shows and building an audience.

AGES: All Ages 
DOORS: 6:00 pm 
SHOW: 7:00 pm
FREE SHOW 

The Nacho Men love entertaining.  They've made a career out  of making people smile.

Formed in 1980, The Nacho Men have used their special blend of dance music, costume changes, choreography and side splitting humor to keep all generations of fans coming back for their high energy interactive rock and roll show. The Nacho Men can do it all - street corner a capella, 50's, '60's, 70's and 80's music, Swing and Disco.

AGES: All Ages 
DOORS: 6:00 pm 
SHOW: 7:00 pm
FREE SHOW 

The professional Airmen-musicians in the Falconaires follow a long blue line of talented Air Force Academy bandsmen, dedicated to serving our great nation. We represent the young men and women at the United States Air Force Academy training to be officers of character who will lead our Air Force and Space Force. It is also our distinct privilege to support our veterans and all men and women currently serving around the globe, protecting the freedoms we all enjoy. These selfless Americans allow us to share the music and remarkable talents of the Falconaires. The versatility and professionalism of this unique ensemble reflect the great diversity and ingenuity that makes the United States Air Force the greatest air force the world has ever known.  The Air Force Academy Band's Falconaires play a major role in cultivating our national heritage through America's foremost indigenous musical genre: jazz!

AGES: All Ages 
DOORS: 6:30 pm 
SHOW: 8:00 pm
TICKETS: On-Sale Friday, May 20 @ 10am (MST)
TICKETS LIMIT: GA (8) Limit and VIP (4) Limit per purchase.

Rough And Rowdy Ways Tour

Bob Dylan's career has lasted the better part of fifty years now. What is more impressive is that Dylan has remained not only active for almost all of that period but controversial. He has never gotten by on sentimentality or nostalgia. He has never repeated his successes. for better or worse Dylan has always pushed his work ahead.

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