Past Shows ALMA Presents Southwestern Folk-Country Americana with the Rifters this Sunday at Six. July 25, 2011September 1, 2011admin Putting out more music than it seems should be right for three guys on stage, the Rifters will play their own brand of southwestern folk-country Americana, employing a wide range…Continue readingALMA Presents Southwestern Folk-Country Americana with the Rifters this Sunday at Six.
Past Shows Soulful Fusion of Rock, Jazz, Blues, Folk, Funk, Country this Sunday at Six. July 18, 2011September 1, 2011admin Once a die-hard rocker, Don Conoscenti is one of the most respected musicians and critically acclaimed songwriters in acoustic music, and he brings his trio to Alamosa’s Cole Park on…Continue readingSoulful Fusion of Rock, Jazz, Blues, Folk, Funk, Country this Sunday at Six.
Past Shows Rock-n-roll, More From Taos This Sunday at Six. July 11, 2011July 18, 2011admin Voted “Best Rock Band,” in the Taos News for many years running, the Jimmy Stadler Band is bringing their mix of rock-n-roll, alternative country, blues and more to Alamosa’s Cole…Continue readingRock-n-roll, More From Taos This Sunday at Six.
Past Shows Bluegrass, Folk, Blues and More From Sweet Radish this Sunday at Six, Rootsy Indie Pop-Rock from Eric Shiveley and Wilson Luallen at the Valley Farmers’ Market, Celebrated Americana Singer-Songwriter James McMurtry at the Zapata Ranch July 5, 2011July 18, 2011admin A down to earth acoustic string band at heart, Sweet Radish’s music ranges from jazz to bluegrass, from folk to blues. Comprised of Alamosa and San Luis Valley residents, Sweet…Continue readingBluegrass, Folk, Blues and More From Sweet Radish this Sunday at Six, Rootsy Indie Pop-Rock from Eric Shiveley and Wilson Luallen at the Valley Farmers’ Market, Celebrated Americana Singer-Songwriter James McMurtry at the Zapata Ranch