Alamosa Live Music Association

For one evening every year, different voices in the community gather to sing the same tune! Don’t miss out on this year’s Annual Holiday Sing-A-Long hosted by the Mellow Tones at 7 p.m. at Milagros Coffee House in Alamosa.

And, if you are lacking confidence in your singing skills here is some encouragement from Will Ferrell’s character Buddy in the movie Elf.

Buddy: “The best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing loud for all to hear.”

Other Elf: “Thanks, but I don’t sing.”

Buddy: “Oh, it’s easy. It’s just like talking, except louder and longer and you move your voice up and down.”

We look forward to seeing you there!

Photo courtesy of Alyeska Resort

ARRRR! Are you ready to hear high energy Irish folk rock from a band of pirates that go by the name Potcheen?

Potcheen performs at 7:00 pm on Saturday November 16 at the Inn of the Rio Grande in Alamosa. The Colorado band has been hailed by critics as one of the ultimate party bands and has entertained audiences from New Orleans to Alaska. Come out to hear all your favorite Irish pub tunes from one of the finest Celtic rock bands around.  Tickets are…

$12 General Admission

$10 ALMA Members

$5 Community Volunteers and Students

Rock the boat at home, check out Potcheen’s music:

We love you ALMA members! Come dance the night away to the eclectic folk tunes of Muddy Mountain Orchestra! You can bring those Non-members too.

When: Saturday, October 12 @ 7:30pm

Where: Inn of the Rio in Alamosa

FREE FOR MEMBERS!!!!

$3 for Students & Community Volunteers – $6 for Non-Members

A cash bar and dance floor will be provided.

Check out Muddy Mountain Orchestra: http://www.reverbnation.com

The Alamosa Live Music Association will host inspiring singer-songwriter Gina Holsopple at 7pm, on September 27, at Milagros Coffeehouse in Alamosa.
Gina captivates audiences with her smooth harmonies and soulful lyrics. Originally from a small community in Kansas, Gina started playing music at a young age. After studying classical music in college, Gina moved to New York City and switched gears to honing her musical talents as a folk artist. Gina has since moved away from the big city and has gone back to live in a rural community where she continues to song write.

While Gina may prefer to live in smaller places, Gina’s songwriting is rooted in bigger issues. One of her musical goals is to “be a part of the circle of musicians working for social and environmental justice and healing”. Similar well-known artists to Gina in this circle are Ani Defranco and Indigo Girls. Gina’s poetic gift with words is well used to bring the listener’s attention to topics ranging from gender and body issues, to relationships, to the environment – all while maintaining a  perspective that is hopeful.  “The words I sing are crucial to what I do” says Gina. “I can sing anything but the question becomes- is it really what I want to say.” In an industry saturated with lyrics loaded with shock value and entertainment, you may find the experience of listening to Gina’s music to be both refreshing and inspiring.

Gina plays Milagros on Friday, September 27 @ 7pm. Tickets are $4 for ALMA members and volunteers – $6 for general admission. You can purchase your tickets at the door.