The Cumberland River Project is a musical vision created by a man who is proof positive that you are ever too old to follow your  dreams. Now in his 60s, Frank Renfordt switched lanes, became a songwriter and in the meantime even a singer and producer.  2020 he released his first solo self-titled album as the aforementioned Cumberland River Project celebrating authentic  American country music. Frank has come along way from his German origins to embrace the American culture he so adores.

Jerry’s kids are all outstanding players, Steve Kimock, Warren Haynes, Jimmy Herring, the list goes on. Only one truly has that Garcia way about him, John Kadlecik. John K came about improvisational music much like his traveling life, making do with the best around. His job is to shed light but not to master. Signing on with Melvin Seals & JGB in 2019, they are just now really running full steam.

The Vulture and The Fox, the debut album from Alt-Southern rock artist Dusty Bo, is a  guitar driven 12-track album which has a wide range of styles from hard rock to blues to Americana and some in between.The consecutive press reviews is further proof that the album has been gathering a fierce and constantly expanding fan base via Spotify and all other social media platforms.

The A.M.s released their newest single, “Torn Vine.” The folk and blues-infused track blends rich, smooth vocals from Adrian Libertini with imploring, driving piano from Mariko Langan. “Torn Vine” is now available to stream on digital music platforms worldwide.

Philly-based comic book-inspired hard rock band The Stereotytans have just released their latest single, “Stranger Machine,” an anthemic, rollicking mashup between the Netflix show Stranger Things’ theme song and Pink Floyd’s “Welcome to the Machine.”

Denver it is time to Move to the Music. Welcome to the Dazzling Age of Denver’s music scene.

Dazzle presents an explosion of Large Ensemble performances, most Monday evenings at 7:00 PM, starting July 11th.