Events

The Long Gone is the latest musical project from Santa Fe singer/songwriter/chef James Campbell. This project also features Miguel  Velasquez  on drums. The Long Gone perform melodic original music with elements of folk, country, rock and alternative. The band has been described as “poetic folk cinema with sweet vocal harmonies and a rock backbeat.”

Shannon Brackett is a singer-songwriter currently based in Santa Fe. Born and raised in Oklahoma, she was part of Austin's music community for many years. For the past two years, she has called the road her home, finding tuneful amusement in mountains, open roads, skyscrapers, oceans and tall trees - her ukulele and guitar riding shotgun. Shannon's songs are seasoned with the highway, heartaches and the beautiful moments in between.

Half Broke Horses plays a danceable blend of Honky Tonk and Americana. Wrangling songs from both traditional country and alt-country, they craft a fresh take on the classics and newer tunes, drawing inspiration from 3 chords and the truth.

Original progressive rock 'n' Americana from two local acts.

Rockabilly, country, and Americana. Playing a wide range of familiar favorites and catchy contemporary songs with a unique sound that you won't want to miss.

  The 8th annual New Mexico Brewers Guild WinterBrew festival returns to the Santa Fe Farmers Market Pavilion on Friday, January 11. This year's festival will feature multiple brand new breweries from around the state, a slew of Santa Fe favorites, and many others. Admission includes sampling, a commemorative pint glass, and a pint fill of your choice. Our breweries will be featuring cold-weather favorites such as stouts, porters, barleywines, winter warmers, and barrel-aged seasonals along with many of their…

Let The Palm in The Cypress take you down the Mississippi watershed of music.  Listen as they tell tales of travelers on the Natchez trace, turn of the century rail cars, life on vanishing small farms, deals with the devil, and lost family treasures. With his  homemade oil can guitar, and his foot stomping out the rhythm on the suitcase kick, she rounds out the raw  blues energy with her beautiful echoing melodies out of the appalachian mountains. Raw energy…

JReynolds & The High Vibes formed in early 2018 in the mountainous desert of Santa Fe. They are always exploring new realms of sonic bliss and can be described as a psychedelic funk rock group with lyrical ideas that promote one love, peace and the expansion of consciousness.

Come join us for an acoustic set by Albuquerque's guitarist and vocalist from the band Felix y Los Gatos, Gato Malo. His music is described as culturally diverse and truly  phenomenal!

Rough & tumble rock stylings combined with polished & sweet country folk sensibilities.

The Boomroots Collective is a group of musicians linking Hip Hop and reggae together in seamless flavor. The Collective is a community of conscious artists bringing a unique mix of two Genres for one reason, the love of music.

Sloan Armitage blends the romantic lullabies of Americana Boxcar folk with haunting, operatic vocals and tender acoustic guitar rhythms. His R&B electric guitar flavor is one to look out for.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdmWJW2VsSo Once you become familiar with Boris's songs and his sandpapered-velvet voice you will be spoiled! These days "Americana" is a serious trend with lots of people jumping on the wagon. Just one listen and you know that Boris is the real deal. He has a delicious way of describing experiences from the everyday to the bizarre that make you take notice: "tiny hairs on tiny flowers, every inch of the earth is alive, take a dive!" Now get a look…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4eAcpz5btt4   New Mexico's all-star Jamband, brings their fun loving, creative vibes out to play. JGB, Phish, WSP, STI and much more!

Please join the students of Stephanie Hatfield and Mikey Baker for an afternoon gathering.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1pzuyh8Jg8   Singer Bryan McPherson has a tattoo of the unmistakable silhouette of the United States of America on his right arm - the contiguous 48 states, at least. This may seem a strange idiosyncrasy for an artist who is largely considered a protest singer. Truly, McPherson pulls no punches when pointing out the darker side of his homeland, and given the dynamic, folk-punk delivery of his songs about the labor movement, race relations, income inequality, women’s rights, gay rights…