Rocky Mountain Folks Festival Lyons Tickets - Planet Bluegrass

The Faux Paws

1 concert

The Faux Paws blend fiddle tunes, sax solos, and folk in a unique style. Featuring brothers Andrew & Noah VanNorstrand and Grammy-nominee Chris Miller, they're known for high-energy shows.

The Watson Twins

1 concert

The Watson Twins, twin sisters from East Nashville, blend Americana, country, and soul with tight harmonies. Known for hits like "Never Be Another You," they've toured globally and worked with Butch Walker.

Jamestown Revival

2 concerts

Fort Worth-based band blends live, vintage-style country with fiddle and pedal steel. Known for soulful grooves and collaborations with producer Robert Ellis.

The Wood Brothers

19 concerts

The Wood Brothers, an American roots trio known for joyful, genre-blending music and Grammy nods, craft soulful songs with clever lyrics and rich, collaborative sound.

Making Movies

2 concerts

Making Movies, led by Enrique Chi, blends rumbero percussion, organs, and grungy rock. Latin Grammy-nominated, they've toured globally and worked with Rubén Blades.

Peter Mulvey

7 concerts

Peter Mulvey, born in Milwaukee, blends folk, rock, and jazz. Notable songs include "Take Down Your Flag," with Ani DiFranco. He won the Boston Acoustic Underground and collaborated with David Goodrich. His album Rapture was Boston Award-nominated. Signature Sounds released The Trouble with Poets.

The Mother Hips

5 concerts

Founded 30 years ago, The Mother Hips, a California rock and soul band, rose to fame when Rick Rubin signed them to American Recordings. Renowned for their breezy harmonies and psychedelic Americana style, they released 10 acclaimed albums and performed with legends like Johnny Cash and Wilco. Dubbed “divinely inspired” by Rolling Stone, their live shows are legendary.

Sir Woman

5 concerts

Austin-based Kelsey Wilson, co-founder of Wild Child and Glorietta member, leads Sir Woman with soulful gospel, R&B, and funk. Winner of Austin Music Awards’ Best New Act 2020.

Willi Carlisle

33 concerts

Folksinger Willi Carlisle, known for his philosophical and absurd folk style, embraces love and inclusivity. His album "Winged Victory" continues themes from "Critterland" and "Peculiar, Missouri."