"When singer/songwriter Andrew Sturtz isn’t playing folk, jazz and soul in local Boulder venues, he’s out on the festival circuit, bringing his potent voice to stages like the Riverlights Festival in South Bend, IN; The Traverse City Microbrew & Music Festival in Traverse City, MI; and ARISE Festival in Loveland, CO."

https://sturtzmusic.com/

https://www.facebook.com/pg/sturtzmusic

Formed in 2017 when Schwa Michel and Derrick McGuire took their bluegrass and punk background, Fables of the Fall has been stretching traditional folk with their heavy epic style.

Since adding Lindsey Gardner on piano and vocals and Natalie Morawa on cello, their layered vocal harmonies on top of their experimental folk sound make for an eclectic folk adventure.

https://www.facebook.com/pg/fablesofthefall

Local and national bands play live in KGNU's performance studio.

Bringing back the classic sounds of old time truck drivin' music with modern flair while detailing the legendary life of a trucker!

http://www.jimbodarville.com/

The Gasoline Lollipops return to KGNU to perform some acoustic tunes and discuss this year's "musical costume" for New Year's Eve at the Fox Theatre, and "The Sandman," a collaboration with Wonderbound Ballet that debuts in February 2020.

A live recording of Oh Snap! - A free/open improv music workshop held the first Tuesday of each month at The Muse Performance Space in Lafayette, CO. Recorded on Nov 5th, 2019.Hosted by Elena Camarin-Young and Farrel Lowe. Attracting a wide variety of musicians and instruments, performers choose their ensembles 'in the round', playing an improvised piece unique as the ensemble itself. 

An encore edition of the Kabaret, featureing Vetiver, Lula Wiles, and Darling West, who all performed in KGNU's Kabaret Studio this year.

"Since their inception in 2011, ATOMGA has continued to be a unique staple in the Colorado music circuit. For the past eight years, ATOMGA has evolved their sound to be a unique brand of Afrobeat infused with elements of rock, jazz, hip hop as well as classical. Using this foundation, they are able to build poly-rhythms which always gets their audience moving!"

http://www.atomga.com/