Sneezy
2026-07-29 18:30 - 21:30 (America/Denver)
Born out of the vibrant Chicago music scene, Sneezy is a funk-soul jam band that knows no boundaries. Rooted in lifelong friendships and a shared love for collaboration, the band seamlessly blends funk grooves, neo-soul rhythms, hip-hop beats, and rock energy into a sound uniquely their own. With deep ties to their Libertyville upbringing just north of the Windy City, Sneezy’s music is a love letter to Chicago’s rich musical heritage, echoing its soul, grit, and collective spirit.
Led by the magnetic voices of Brett O’Connor (lead vocals, harmonica) and Jack Holland (vocals, acoustic guitar), and powered by the dynamic talents of Austin Lutter (electric guitar, background vocals), Danny Bauer (keys, background vocals), Austin Koziol (drums, background vocals), Destiny Pivonka (saxophone, vocals), and Tom “Chops” Hannum (bass), Sneezy thrives on the alchemy of their diverse influences. Their music, recorded in places like Asheville’s Echo Mountain Studios, overflows with joy, introspection, and an undeniable groove, capturing the heart of their hard-earned adventures.
Known for turning every stage into a “living room,” their live shows are immersive, soulful celebrations where audiences become collaborators and music becomes shared catharsis. Whether it’s a raucous jam or a tender ballad, Sneezy creates music that connects, comforts, and moves.

✨Cosmic Bowling
2026-07-31 20:00 - 23:00, 2026-08-07 20:00 - 23:00, 2026-08-21 20:00 - 23:00, 2026-08-28 20:00 - 23:00, 2026-09-04 20:00 - 23:00, 2026-09-11 20:00 - 23:00, 2026-09-18 20:00 - 23:00, 2026-09-25 20:00 - 23:00 (America/Denver) and 8 more dates
✨ Turn down the lights and turn up the fun! ✨
Every Friday night, we’re rolling into the weekend with Cosmic Bowling!
Three hours of glow-in-the-dark excitement featuring vibrant lights, a sparkling disco ball 🪩, and a killer playlist that keeps the energy high🕺. Whether you’re striking out or just along for the vibe, it’s the ultimate way to light up your Friday night.
Grab your crew and let the good times roll!

Wordan Jilson and The Wild Bunch
2026-08-02 17:00 - 20:00 (America/Denver)
SUNDAY, August 2, 5pm-8pm at Snow Bowl

Wordan Jilson & The Wild Bunch is a powerhouse alt-country rock band rooted in the rugged soul of the American West. Fronted by Jordan Wilson, a seasoned musician with over a decade of experience, the band has grown from a local favorite into a dynamic nationwide act. Known for their electrifying live shows and deep connection to cowboy culture, they’ve become a must-see act in venues across the Yampa Valley, and built strong followings throughout Denver, California, and Arizona.
With a sound that fuses alternative country rock with the grit and romance of the 1800s frontier, Wordan Jilson & The Wild Bunch offers a fresh yet timeless take on Americana music. Their performances evoke open skies, worn saddles, and the restless spirit of the West– infused with modern energy and musicianship. This band brings together artists with a passion for storytelling and sound; Jordan Wilson; Vocals & Guitar, Jorden Harms; Bass, Jordan Brenegan; Fiddle, Colin Boyle; Lead Guitar & Jake Smiley; Drums. Together they blend years of experience and shared love for raw, roots-driven music. No matter where, Wordan Jilson & The Wild Bunch delivers a show that’s equal parts boot-stomping rythm and soul-stirring melody.

40 Oz to Freedom
2026-08-05 18:30 - 21:30 (America/Denver) | Snow Bowl Steamboat, 2090 Snow Bowl Plaza, Steamboat Springs, CO, 80487, United States
“40 oz. to Freedom is the Country’s Premier Sublime Tribute Band!”

‘40oz to Freedom’ is an accomplished and highly energetic Sublime tribute band and winner of the 2010 San Diego Music Award for Best Tribute Artist.
40oz has toured the entire US, Canada, and Mexico for more than 18 years, amassing a loyal and enthusiastic following. They are authentically the closest thing to Sublime, since Sublime. 40oz was founded in SoCal in 2007 and is currently based in Denver, CO.

JR Adams Band
2026-08-09 17:00 - 20:00 (America/Denver)
SUNDAY, August 9, 5pm-8pm at Snow Bowl

Born and raised on country music and southern rock in northern Georgia, Jr. Adams left his home in search of the open roads and golden tunes. His songwriting has an earnestness and warmth that brings to mind artists like Ron Sexsmith and The Jayhawks, while his sound on his first solo album is closer to the stripped-down work of more contemporary artists like Vetiver and Phosphorescent.

Johnny & The Mongrels
2026-08-12 18:30 - 21:30 (America/Denver) | Snow Bowl Steamboat, 2090 Snow Bowl Plaza, Steamboat Springs, CO, 80487, United States
Johnny & The Mongrels are a Louisiana/Colorado-based band known for blending Swamp Funk and Bayou Soul with deep Southern grooves, gritty funk, heartfelt blues, and storytelling. Fronted by vocalist and songwriter Johnny Ryan, the group channels the rich musical heritage of New Orleans with a soulful, community-driven approach.
Their sound is described as a genre-defying mix of funkified Americana, blues, and roots music, with lyrics often carrying personal or cultural backstories. Tracks like “Drinking With Angels” and “Love’s Got Something To Do With It” reflect themes of love, memory, and New Orleans culture.

⛔CLOSED⛔
2026-08-14

Yer State Birds
2026-08-16 17:00 - 20:00 (America/Denver)
SUNDAY, August 16, 5pm-8pm at Snow Bowl

Yer State Birds is a Steamboat Springs, Colorado-based rock band blending Americana, roots rock, and jam-band energy into a sound that’s both rugged and melodic. Fronted by singer-songwriter JR Adams, the band has become a staple of Northwest Colorado’s live music scene, delivering a mix of original songs and crowd-favorite covers with soulful vocals, driving guitars, and improvisational spirit.
Known for their high-energy performances and deep ties to the local music community, Yer State Birds regularly perform throughout the Yampa Valley and beyond. Members of the band also collaborate on other regional projects, including the Grateful Dead tribute band Heads All Empty, showcasing their versatility and love for live, improvisational music.
Whether playing an intimate hometown venue or a festival stage, Yer State Birds bring authentic Colorado mountain-town grit, heartfelt songwriting, and an infectious live show that keeps audiences coming back.

King Cabbage Brass Band
2026-08-19 18:30 - 21:30 (America/Denver) | Snow Bowl Steamboat, 2090 Snow Bowl Plaza, Steamboat Springs, CO, 80487, United States
The party started in the summer of 2021 at Cry Baby Hill, Tulsa’s honky-tonk Mardi Gras, and has been raging ever since. Eight performers driving the groove, fronted by a five-piece horn section, are on a mission to spread joy wherever they go. King Cabbage Brass Band is like a jukebox of funk, soul, jazz, and R&B, with a live show that transcends genre boundaries and captivates the audience with sing along songs that last all night.
Since its formation, King Cabbage has established itself as a regional favorite among people from all walks of life. Performing at festivals like SXSW and FORMAT Festival which featured Leon Bridges and Alanis Morsette, as well as countless concert series, and selling out historic venues, the word is getting out about King Cabbage’s live show. From performing for the Oklahoma City Thunder and Tulsa Drillers, to weddings in Vogue Magazine, and even custom P!NK songs on the roof of the BOK Center, this group gives its all to maximize every opportunity.
King Cabbage is making its mark on the Tulsa Sound by releasing original multi-genre brass band music with a wide-range of influences. With Leon Russell’s legendary Church Studio just down the street, the band has found a world-class home to record Tulsa’s own brass band sound.
King Cabbage is a brass band from Tulsa, Oklahoma with a mission to bring people together with joyful music. They are dedicated to honoring the originators of brass band music, working hard to serve their communities, and starting a party in a safe space where all feel welcome.

Yappy Hour with Powder Paws
2026-08-20 17:30 - 19:30 UTC
Bring your 4-legged best friend to Yappy Hour! What’s better than socializing with your human friends? Socializing with your human friends while you dog gets to play with other pups!

Worried Men
2026-08-23 17:00 - 20:00 (America/Denver)
SUNDAY, August 23, 5pm-8pm at Snow Bowl

As one of the longest running bands in Steamboat, Worried Men is a four-piece band that knows how to jam! The band plays tunes ranging from Grateful Dead to the Allman Brothers, Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, and Bob Dylan. Featuring Jon Gibbs on guitar and vocals; Randy Kelley on guitar and mandolin; Willie Samuelson on bass; and Pat Waters on drums and vocals.

Float Like A Buffalo
2026-08-26 18:30 - 21:30 (America/Denver) | Snow Bowl Steamboat, 2090 Snow Bowl Plaza, Steamboat Springs, CO, 80487, United States
Float Like a Buffalo is a powerhouse six-piece band from Denver, Colorado, known for delivering explosive live shows and a bold, horn-heavy sound that blends rock grit with deep-pocket funk, catchy rhythms, and soulful grooves. Their dynamic arrangements, infectious energy, and genre-bending style have earned them a loyal following and a reputation as one of Colorado’s must-see live acts. Whether performing in intimate clubs or on iconic stages, FLAB delivers an unforgettable experience that turns first-time listeners into lifelong fans.
Formed in 2014, the six-piece band features Cory Pearman (lead vocals, rhythm guitar), Jason Clukies (bass, backup vocals), James Steinbach (lead guitar), Jon Cales (drums, backup vocals), Cory “Beef” Meier (keys, trombone), and Luke Story (saxophone, trumpet). Over the past decade, they’ve become a force in the Colorado music scene and beyond, playing iconic venues like Red Rocks Amphitheatre, The Gothic Theatre, The Bluebird Theater, and Dillon Amphitheater, where they recently opened for jam-funk powerhouse Lotus. Their festival appearances include two performances at the nationally renowned Summer Camp Music Festival and a slot at Little Stranger and Andy Frasco’s inaugural Holy Smokes! Festivall, solidifying their status as a band built for the big stage.
They’ve shared bills with an eclectic list of legends and rising stars, including Sting, WAR, The Motet, Pepper, HER, Turkuaz, Big Sam’s Funky Nation, Dragon Smoke, The Main Squeeze, and many more. Following their debut album Back From Nowhere and 2022’s Day Late, Dollar Short, the band continues to expand its reach – including a 2024 collaboration with The Cheyenne Symphony Orchestra to explore new sonic territory. Float Like a Buffalo has toured nationally and internationally, earned accolades like Westword’s Best Funk Band and 303 Magazine’s Top 30 Rock Bands, and garnered praise for their “mighty, melodious, sing-along surge…funky footings and mug-melting peaks” (The Wax King). With new music and more tour dates on the horizon, Float Like a Buffalo’s upward trajectory is undeniable – and their party is just getting started.

Jay Roemer Band
2026-08-30 17:00 - 20:00 (America/Denver)
SUNDAY, August 30, 5pm-8pm at Snow Bowl

Jay Roemer is a singer-songwriter known for his original blend of Americana, bluegrass, and acoustic roots music. With thoughtful lyrics, stylish guitar work, and harmonica woven throughout his performances, Roemer has built a reputation as one of the standout songwriters in Colorado’s thriving Americana scene.
Jay has recently been focusing on a plugged in and turned up Rock & Roll sound, with Willie Samuelson holding down the bass, and Alex Hebert on the four limbed whack attack.

Steely Dead
2026-09-02 18:30 - 21:30 (America/Denver) | Snow Bowl Steamboat, 2090 Snow Bowl Plaza, Steamboat Springs, CO, 80487, United States
Hailing from the vibrant music scene of Denver, Colorado, Steely Dead is a national touring band that has satisfied the curiosity of music lovers with their unique blend of Grateful Dead and Steely Dan. Comprised of four exceptionally talented musicians – Dave Abear on guitar, Matt Abear on bass, Chris Sheldon on drums, and Dylan Teifer on keys – Steely Dead has gained a dedicated following with their electrifying performances and soulful interpretations of classic tunes. Steely Dead’s repertoire is a carefully crafted fusion of Grateful Dead and Steely Dan songs, between the arrangement and precision studio recordings of rock legends Steely Dan, cross-pollinated with the Grateful Dead’s free-flowing, melodic improvisation and masterful song segues. Steely Dead merges these major concepts together infusing the influence into each band, all the while creating an original jam element with the song segues. Steely Dead’s performances are a musical journey that takes audiences on a nostalgic trip through the golden era of rock and roll.
As a national touring band, Steely Dead has built a loyal fan base that eagerly anticipates their shows and follows them from city to city. Their performances are not just concerts, but communal gatherings where fans come together to celebrate the music they love, dance, and create lasting memories.
Steely Dead’s performances are a testament to the power of live music, bringing people together and creating an unforgettable experience that resonates long after the last note fades. Steely Dead is not just a band; it’s a musical experience that captures the hearts and souls of music lovers everywhere

Cousin Curtiss
2026-09-09 18:30 - 21:30 (America/Denver) | Snow Bowl Steamboat, 2090 Snow Bowl Plaza, Steamboat Springs, CO, 80487, United States
Curtiss O’Rorke Stedman and Jordan Harrison Baron began life in very different places — but their paths converged on a shared love of raw, emotional music that demands to be felt as much as heard.

Curtiss grew up in Northern Michigan, moving through places as varied as St. Lucia, Alaska, and now Colorado. A former teacher in Alaska until 2015, he made the leap to full-time musician with nothing to lose and everything to gain. The long road, the endless highway, the strangers with stories — they all shaped his voice and his songwriting. His playing is aggressive, precise finger-picking; his harmonica solos rip; his kick drum give heartbeat and weight to songs born in solitude, love, family, and adventure.

Jordan Harrison Baron — performing as Harrison B — was raised in Lascassas, Tennessee, steeped in the wide soundscape of the South: blues, country, folk, traditional roots. On his grandfather’s knee, he first heard guitar; in his father’s truck, Southern rock and James Brown. Pop, hip-hop, and rhythm found a way in along the journey too. But as Jordan grew, he felt boxed in by tradition. So he packed up and went north, thousands of miles, seeking the space to breathe, to discover a sound that was truly his. Alaska welcomed him. The wild places along the way, the West Coast, the open skies — those shaped his tone and attitude.

Together, Curtiss O’Rorke Stedman and Jordan Harrison Baron are Cousin Curtiss, a powerhouse duo whose live show fills rooms far beyond what two people usually do. Curtiss brings propulsive acoustic fury, searing harmonica, and a thunderous kick—Harrison B brings electric guitar tone that rides the line between spacious atmospherics and gritty soul. Their chemistry is plain: when Curtiss’s rapid-fire acoustic and road-scarred songwriting meets Harrison B’s electric edge, every song becomes a small eruption — roots, rock, and blues crashing together in wild harmony.

The music they make has been called “blues at bluegrass speeds” or “rock Americana with a soulful drip” — and that’s deserved. They don’t just play the notes; they’re storytellers, adventurers, people who’ve lived many seasons, many miles. The show is built on raw honesty: Curtiss’s voice that can fill an auditorium while still reaching into the hush of someone’s heart; Harrison’s leads that stretch and soar; the rhythm that’s fierce and precise; the energy that never lets go.

If you come to a Cousin Curtiss show, expect to be pulled in. Expect gritty, soulful vocals. Expect fast acoustic guitar, incendiary harmonica, and electrified solos that echo long after the strings are still. Expect heart and sweat, roots and roar. They are two, but you’ll hear an entire band.
