The Grocery Story's live set feature original songs that range from hard blues to rocking revival, and all points in between is made possible by songs that John Magnie, Peaches Embry, Rhonda Merrick and Erik Lunde write and sing. This collective of musicians is unique in that all three lead singers are established solo artists. That freedom to move from acoustic-rock to big band jamming is the magic sauce that holds this whole thing together so beautifully. Everyone is here because it's a fantastic band!

The quartet – Andrew Sturtz [vocals, guitar], Courtlyn Carpenter [cello, harmonies], Will Kuepper [bass, piano, harmonies], and Jim Herlihy [banjo, electric guitar, harmonies] - is serene and folksy, with melodic vocals soaring over the lower string instrumentals. Sturtz just released their second studio album Hyacinth in September 2024, and they're excited to be out touring on this album now. When they’re not playing music, you’ll probably find them milling flour, gardening, roasting coffee, or honing in their photography skills.

Duncan Coker Band
Rootsy and rocking, the Duncan Coker Band is staking out new ground on the Americana musical landscape. Drawing inspiration from western folk rock and red dirt country, the sound reflects formative years growing up by a river, guitar in hand, dreaming big. Coker released his debut album in 2024 and is quickly making a name for himself, opening for national touring acts and headlining clubs and festivals throughout the West.

He and his band have been featured on KRFC (Ft. Collins), KGNU (Boulder), and Yellow Scene magazine, solidifying his place as a fresh voice in the western music scene. Currently, Coker and his band are working on his second album, set for release in mid-2025.