Music 2023

Singer/Songwriter, Dave Tamkin, currently resides in Boulder, CO. He has created his own unique style of rhythmic-acoustic sounds that’s based around a fresh musical vision. His shows vary from intimate solo acoustic performances to a full band experience (DT&CO.) encapsulating a mixture of personal lyrics and skilled songwriting set against a high-energy percussive backbone. He’s shared the stage with Guster, The Samples, Brendan James, Rusted Root, Donavon Frankenreiter, Butch Walker, Freddy Jones Band, Eric Hutchinson, Willy Porter, The Violent Femmes, and Peter Mulvey to name a few. Tamkin has a style that’s hard to resist. His lyrics are unabashedly honest and his passion for playing is undying.

https://www.davetamkin.com/

Veronica May is a blend of music and madness. Plugging in and digging in on her electric guitar or dragging her fingers across sandpaper on the body of her acoustic guitar. She builds layers of acoustic elements not often heard from the instrument. She’s a multi-instrumentalist and she also has Bipolar 1, two facts that combine to produce a unique musician whose life work of
destigmatizing mental illness is set to music. Veronica May seeks to spread hope, joy, vulnerability, and support through her music. She’s also on a mission to rock your world musically. Her music has been compared to Alabama Shakes, Queen, and KD Lang.

http://www.veronicamay.com/

The music bug found Anna at a young age. When she turned six, Anna was gifted her first electric Yamaha keyboard that she went on to play through college. Inspired by other singer-songwriters like Norah Jones and John Craigie, she loves to connect with fans through lyrics and story telling. She often offers her crowd comedic relief in between songs because sometimes the truth in her lyrics hits hard. She has sung to crowds as big as ten thousand people but loves to play cozy and intimate venues just the same.

https://www.annacutlermusic.com/

Claire Heywood is a songwriter whose music has been featured on CPR News, 105.5 The Colorado Sound, KTCL 93.3, and Colorado Public Radio’s Indie 102.3.

After playing solo sets for small listening audiences alongside poets, comedians, and writers in Denver for several years, Heywood self-released an EP titled “The Wind, It Howls” in March 2019. In 2020, Heywood released three singles: “Python,” “Letter Day,” and “I Won’t Resign My Love For That Old Dream.” The songs were recorded at the home studio of bandmate/producer Michael Sandoval and sees Heywood take on new roles as a rhythm guitarist and co-producer.

Influences range from Rilo Kiley to Lucinda Williams.

https://www.claireheywood.com/