Rain In July is an Emo-Pop band from Boulder, CO. Founded in late 2015 with all the members in High School, the after-school jam sessions quickly progressed to a full-fledged band. Pulling from many influences, their debut EP Trying to Breathe blends Pop Punk with elements from Post Hardcore and modern pop in a cohesive way that can only be described as an alluring new approach to the alternative scene. RIJ has been said to “... have an energy in their live shows that make people want to sing along and be a part of the show.” (Samantha Andujar, Odyssey Online). Sharing the stage with renowned bands such as Assuming We Survive, Hot Mulligan, Metro Station, Carousel Kings, and many more, Rain In July has been making waves in the local scene as well as reaching out to fans across the country. Make sure to listen to the debut EP from one of the scene’s up and coming bands and catch Rain In July at a show near you!

Prep Rally is a three piece indie pop band from Denver with an infectious energy and a sound that spans genres.  The band consists of vocalist and lyricist Tatum Russo, Drew Norris on guitar and keys, and Will Clark on Bass. Their music is perfect for brightening your day and starting impromptu dance parties.

Originating from Denver in late 2015, high school students Owen Coleman, Harry Springer, Miles Bragg, and Sean McCarthy formed the Alt-Pop-Rock band - The Midnight Club. Influenced by their heroes of 1970s rock ’n’ roll, The Midnight Club flaunt powerful melodic lead vocals, soaring guitars, and an edgy retro style tailored for the 21st century. 

Early on, The Midnight Club quickly grabbed their hometown’s ears by winning the coveted opening slot for Denver’s Alternative Rock Radio station, KTCL 93.3’s Big Gig 2016. Additionally, the band went on to headline packages with fellow Denver bands at The Gothic Theater, Marquis Theater, Summit Music Hall, and most recently Sold Out their headline shows at the popular clubs, Lost Lake Lounge and Larimer Lounge. 

Behind their local success, the band took to the studio to write and record their debut single “CloseYour Eyes” mixed by Mark Needham (The Killers, Imagine Dragons, Walk The Moon), which debuted at #6 on the Alternative Specialty Radio chart (FMQB SubModern)! The Midnight Club are gearing up to release their second single, "Scream," on March 9th, which was recorded and produced in Los Angeles with former Rooney member, Taylor Locke (Cullen Omori, Geographer, Bloodboy).

Originating from Denver in late 2015, high school students Owen Coleman, Harry Springer, Miles Bragg, and Sean McCarthy formed the Alt-Pop-Rock band - The Midnight Club. Influenced by their heroes of 1970s rock ’n’ roll, The Midnight Club flaunt powerful melodic lead vocals, soaring guitars, and an edgy retro style tailored for the 21st century. 

Early on, The Midnight Club quickly grabbed their hometown’s ears by winning the coveted opening slot for Denver’s Alternative Rock Radio station, KTCL 93.3’s Big Gig 2016. Additionally, the band went on to headline packages with fellow Denver bands at The Gothic Theater, Marquis Theater, Summit Music Hall, and most recently Sold Out their headline shows at the popular clubs, Lost Lake Lounge and Larimer Lounge. 

Behind their local success, the band took to the studio to write and record their debut single “CloseYour Eyes” mixed by Mark Needham (The Killers, Imagine Dragons, Walk The Moon), which debuted at #6 on the Alternative Specialty Radio chart (FMQB SubModern)! The Midnight Club are gearing up to release their second single, "Scream," on March 9th, which was recorded and produced in Los Angeles with former Rooney member, Taylor Locke (Cullen Omori, Geographer, Bloodboy).

Denver-based quartet Flaural is an outfit with its eclectic roots of influence lodged as firmly in the fertile grounds of psychedelic pop as in the less-often associated soils of shoegaze, new wave, and contemporary experimental.  Only seeming to look back as a means to gaze into the future, Flaural walks the tightrope that often separates originality and accessibility with uncanny ease.  

Flaural is the unified sum of four equal parts. The hypnotic pulse of Nick Berlin’s kraut rock drum grooves crystalize as the backdrop atop which sprawls the band’s ethereal pop-songwriting pallet.  Connor Birch’s expansive synths and keys, the unique virtuosity of Noah Pfaff’s guitar playing, and the resonant croon of Colin Johnson’s vocals over his driving bass lines all coalesce into the rare type of experimental music that warmly invite the uninitiated listener into the unknown.