Join Music First as we raise money to secure a music venue in Downtown Longmont. We will have Live Music, Food and Drinks.

Come dance the night away with local favorites Whiskey Starship and the Nalani Effect featuring Adam and Regi Wooten with special guest Hazel Miller.

All Ticket proceeds will stay with Music First, a local nonprofit whose mission is to better the lives of musicians and the venues they play in. We offer assistance with mental health, health insurance, sound / PA, gigs and festivals, and education geared towards musicians.

This is Soulful Roots Reggae at its core. The grooves are a force to be heard and felt. The music is energized with words and melodies that flow over the heavy roots rhythms.

One Drum originally started in Connecticut in 2014, formed by brothers Bryan and Andrew Cirullo. Musical inspiration came from many styles & genres including Reggae & World Music. On their journey the brothers have performed at iconic music venues such as Shrine in Harlem, New York, Ashkenaz in Berkeley, California & Cervantes The Other Side in Denver, Colorado. They have opened for international acts such as Sleepy Wonder, Lee Scratch Perry & Israel Vibration.

The band was based in the San Francisco Bay Area from 2015-2017 before finally making way to Colorado. Shortly thereafter One Drum released their first EP titled Lionz Den. Over the next few years they have continued to reside and perform throughout the Rocky Mountain State. Most recently in 2023 the band has released their debut full length album titled 'Basic Needs.' The music is available at all digital outlets and platforms.

Come listen to One Drum as a part of Music First's Saturday Series at Cheba Hut.

We will have our first member meeting July 30th at 1PM. Those who are current members and those who would like to be, or would like to find out more - are welcome to join.

We will be chatting about our benefits, venues, education series, website and more.

Come join us, get your questions answered, grab a slice of pizza on us and enjoy the day.

Hydraform is a progressive metal band hailing from Denver.

Check out their Spotify here.

https://open.spotify.com/artist/6FcBcS3rMbmrbg69clBd8p...

Come down and support Hydraform as a part of Music Firsts Saturday Series.

Joshua Bergmann comes from an eclectic musical background with experience in genres from jazz to bluegrass and all things in between. Pursuing his passion for music from a young age, he is studied in classical composition and jazz guitar. Josh however, found his true love is rooted in playing the mandolin and guitar in folk, Americana and bluegrass. Through years of dedication he’s become an accomplished player, performing on major bluegrass festival stages and venues.

As a go-to player for the Southern California area, Joshua has been able to work with an array of amazing Americana and bluegrass bands. With his immaculate 1919 Gibson A-3 mandolin, he has also been a choice studio player for a variety of professional artists. Growing up and living in the talent rich town of Ojai Ca. Joshua has been in big demand and blessed to collaborate with some of the best in the business with their artistic endeavors. Joshua has also worked diligently to move forward with his own musical vision, developing his unique songwriting style, multi-instrumentation, and production skills. This resulted in his self-produced EP titled “Joshua Bergmann,” a record that has become a fan favorite.

A particularly noteworthy aspect of Joshua’s artistic perspective is his battle with Muscular Dystrophy. Losing major muscle groups in his upper body, Joshua has been forced to change his style of play and conquer challenges that few musicians have to face. These triumphs are important contributors to the artistic depth and unique style that makes Joshua such a profound artist.

Come down and support Joshua as a part of Music First Saturday Series.

Join Lilly Winwood, Cerise Sprague and Christine Alice in Songwriters in the Round, a night of contemporary female voices swapping songs and stories.

Lilly Winwood is a Nashville-based singer-songwriter with a captivating sound that seamlessly fuses elements of folk, Americana, and rock.

Born into a musical family, she inherited a love for singing and honed her craft with a voice that exudes both power and vulnerability. Drawing inspiration from personal experiences and introspection, Lilly's heartfelt lyrics and soulful vocals create an authentic and resonant connection with her audience. With her debut EP, "Silver Stage", Lilly made a strong impression in the music industry, showcasing her remarkable songwriting talent.

As she continues to evolve as an artist, Lilly Winwood's passion and undeniable talent solidify her place as a rising star in the music world.

Music First Saturday Series features: Mission to Maybe, the folk duo of Kim and Tyler Weston.

For more than a decade the pair has been making music together and Mission to Maybe is how they share their love of music with the world.

Playing various instruments and the tight harmonies that come with years of playing together, their unique style is sure to keep your toes tapping and ears smiling.

Come down and enjoy Mission to Maybe as a part of our Saturday Series at GrossenBart Brewery