eTown

09/06/2026

Named the 2019 A Ca****la Music Award "Quintet of the Year," Face Vocal Band has earned international recognition through performances at Carnegie Hall, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and appearances on NBC's The Sing-Off.

Along the way, they've shared stages with artists ranging from Jon Bon Jovi and Ba*****ed Ladies to Culture Club and The Wailers.

See why audiences around the world continue to fall in love with Face's unique sound, September 19: https://events.humanitix.com/september-19-2026-etown-presents-face-vocal-band

09/06/2026

Next week at eTown Hall: National Mandolin Champion, former Yonder Mountain String Band member and a touring collaborator with Béla Fleck, Jacob Jolliff leads a band built on original instrumentals and traditional bluegrass standards.

He and his band play next Saturday.

For tickets: https://events.humanitix.com/september-12-2026-etown-presents-the-jacob-jolliff-band

09/04/2026

One week until High Lonesome takes the stage at eTown Hall.

Named to Denver Westword's list of the state's top bluegrass bands two years running, High Lonesome has built a reputation for performances that combine precision and heart – and plenty of momentum.

See them live next week: https://events.humanitix.com/september-11-2026-etown-presents-high-lonesome

09/04/2026

Great show last night with Darrell Scott and a Mike Gordon sighting before some Phish shows at Dick's Sporting Goods Park this weekend. What a treat!

09/03/2026

Next week at eTown Hall: Antje Duvekot and Seth Glier on Thursday, September 10.

Antje’s work blends poetic lyricism with emotional honesty. She has earned honors including the Boston Music Award for “Outstanding Folk Act” and has appeared at festivals including Newport Folk Festival and Celtic Connections.

Seth’s songs explore connection, healing and the natural world. He is a Grammy-nominated songwriter and five-time Independent Music Award winner.

Join us for an intimate seated evening of songs and storytelling at eTown Hall.

Tickets still remain: https://events.humanitix.com/september-10-2026-etown-presents-antje-duvekot-and-seth-glier

09/03/2026

In one month, Create Boulder Nights returns to eTown Hall.

This fall's program brings together three outstanding Boulder arts organizations on October 3.

At Create Boulder Nights:

Boulder Ballet shares excerpts from [In]Human, a contemporary work exploring connection and what it means to be human through dance.

Boulder Symphony & Music Academy will feature a string ensemble led by Artistic Director and Conductor Devin Patrick Hughes, performing music by the Beatles, Coldplay, Massenet and Max Richter and a collaborative performance featuring Philip Glass’s String Quartet No. 3, Mishima.

Colorado MahlerFest offers a unique chamber arrangement of Gustav Mahler's Songs of a Wayfarer, performed by Grammy-winning violist Lauren Spaulding and Artistic Director Kenneth Woods.

If you've been curious about Boulder’s performing arts community, this is one of the best ways to experience it in a single night.

Find more information and tickets:
https://events.humanitix.com/october-3-2026-create-boulder-nights

09/02/2026

Tomorrow night, the great Darrell Scott at eTown Hall.

A masterful songwriter with deep roots in folk, country, bluegrass and Americana, Darrell has written songs recorded by artists ranging from Faith Hill and Tim McGraw to Sam Bush and Tim O’Brien.

This October, he’ll be inducted into the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame, a fitting honor for one of the most respected voices in American roots music.

This show is almost sold out:

eTown presents Grammy-nominated songwriter Darrell Scott for an intimate evening of roots, folk and country music.

09/02/2026

This week, we're hitting the road and reaching into the eTown archives for a sold-out 2023 night at Denver's Mission Ballroom with Charley Crockett and Greyhounds.

Charley Crockett has lived a life that makes for a great country song. He spent years on the move, busking on street corners and subway platforms from New Orleans and New York to Paris, picking up music and stories along the way that he has turned into one of the most compelling songbooks out there.

Along with performing on this episode, Charley talks with eTown host Nick Forster about that winding road and how it eventually led him back home to Texas. At the time, this Mission Ballroom show was the most tickets he'd ever sold for a single night. Since then, he's sold out Red Rocks and earned two Grammy nominations.

Austin trio Greyhounds have a unique sound of their own: Blues, rock and R&B, built on a musical partnership between Anthony Farrell and Andrew Trube that stretches back more than two decades, including their time with JJ Grey & Mofro.

Revisit this eTown episode all week on the radio and podcasts.

09/01/2026

Jose Gonzalez, Eliza Gilkyson, Nick, Helen the eTones close this week’s eTown broadcast by weaving the 1960s anthem “Get Together” into José’s “Leaf Off / The Cave.”

One asks us to choose love over fear. The other urges us to “let the light lead you out.”

Together, they remind us that music can help us find the light and share it with others.