In an emotionally charged revelation, the beloved Colorado-based band, Tenth Mountain Division, has announced the release of their eponymous album, "Tenth Mountain Division," set to debut on May 11, 2024. Celebrating this significant milestone, the band will host a momentous show on the same day at Denver's renowned Cervantes Masterpiece Ballroom. This event not only marks the launch of their latest album but also signifies a poignant moment before the band enters a planned hiatus.

The Velvet Elk Lounge, Boulder’s premier destination for live music and entertainment, is thrilled to announce its April line-up of performances. Nestled in the heart of downtown Boulder, the Velvet Elk Lounge is known for its cozy atmosphere, exceptional drinks, and delicious eats. This April, the venue is set to host a diverse array of local and national performers, promising an unforgettable month of music and camaraderie.

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Although Colorado is well known for getting a tour stop by every big name in music, sometimes it is the local band that makes the night special, especially when gigging in any number of the state’s small clubs or outdoor venues. Last Friday, Tenth Mountain Division was one such band that brought the heat to Mishawaka Amphitheater, one of Northern Colorado’s best kept secrets nestled in the Poudre Canyon just outside of Fort Collins.

Colorado-based band Tenth Mountain Division is excited to independently release their latest album, Butte La Rose, June 18. Produced by Tim Carbone (Railroad Earth) at Silo Sound Studio in Denver, Butte La Rose captures the essence of Tenth Mountain Division—fun, danceable, and surprisingly thoughtful and heartfelt.

Colorado-based band Tenth Mountain Division is pushing the sound found in the mountains in bold new directions with their high-energy electro-acoustic sound. With Producer Tim Carbone (Railroad Earth) at the helm, the band recorded their third studio album, Butte La Rose, with engineer Todd Divel (Hard Working Americans, Fruition) at Silo Sound Studio.

Colorado-based band Tenth Mountain Division is pushing the sound found in the mountains in bold new directions with their high-energy electro-acoustic sound. With Producer Tim Carbone (Railroad Earth) at the helm, the band recorded their third studio album, Butte La Rose, with engineer Todd Divel (Hard Working Americans, Fruition) at Silo Sound Studio.

Mark Pietrovito is not afraid to rely on his friends when the need arises.  The former mandolin player for Part & Parcel is blessed with many of them and doesn’t take any for granted.

Recently, Pietrovito found himself at a crossroads in his life.  His band, comprised of some of his longest and best friends, had just called it quits. He was looking for a new direction while facing adversity on many fronts.