97.3 KBCO is thrilled to announce a special late-night celebration: A Tribute to Jamiroquai, live at the Boulder Theater on Saturday, July 5, 2025, as the official Pholsom Field After-Party. This electrifying performance will pay homage to Jamiroquai’s legendary blend of funk, disco, and house, brought to you by a top-notch collective of talented musicians featuring ?????.

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King Of Prussia’s live outdoor music series Concerts Under the Stars just got bigger! The series has added some serious heat in a second wave addition of performances to its 39th season featuring John Oates (Hall & Oates), Jerry Harrison and Adrian Belew (Talking Heads), Nigerien desert blues guitarist Mdou Moctar, pedal steel virtuoso Robert Randolph and more. Produced by Rising Sun Presents, the series will last all summer from  May to early September.

Magic Beans bring their infectious passion for music to the Fox Theatre on Saturday, July 5, 2025, for a special after-party show following Phish’s third and final night at Folsom Field.

Fresh off their acclaimed 2023 performance, Shane Smith & The Saints are heading back to Morrison’s iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre on May 6. Joined by Lukas Nelson and Josh Meloy, the show promises to be a high-energy night of music rooted in country, folk, roadhouse rock & roll, and everything in between.

Colorado band Float Like a Buffalo is breaking new ground with their upcoming release, Float Like a Buffalo Live with the Cheyenne Symphony Orchestra, out April 18th on all streaming platforms. Known for their signature blend of rock, jam, funk, soul, and brass-fueled energy, the band took things to another level with a live collaboration featuring a 26-piece orchestra.

Emerging indie-country singer-songwriter Molly Kruse is poised to captivate listeners with her upcoming album, "Please Lee Ann," scheduled for release on May 9th, 2025. Teaming up with legendary 8x #1 hit songwriter Steve Seskin—whose celebrated compositions have graced the repertoires of country icons such as Reba McEntire, Tim McGraw, and Mark Wills—Kruse delivers a heartfelt and nuanced collection that seamlessly blends folk, indie, and retro-country elements.

High Sierra Music Festival proudly returns to the picturesque Plumas County Fairgrounds in Quincy, California, for its 33rd annual celebration, taking place July 3–6, 2025.

Emerging from the deep musical soil of the Western North Carolina mountains, The Asheville Mountain Boys have arrived on the national bluegrass scene with a powerful first studio single, “Rollin’ On.” Hailing from Asheville, North Carolina—a city long steeped in roots music tradition—this new band isn’t just playing traditional bluegrass; they’re breathing new life into it. While not a tribute band, they honor the pioneers of bluegrass and the mountain culture that shaped it.

Psychedelic rock finds refreshing new life in MOST FUN, the upcoming album from the Fuzziliers. Recorded in just seven days, this nine-track outing clocks in at a lean 36 minutes yet carries a dynamic impact that belies its quick gestation. The band’s self-styled description—“Iron Butterfly covering the Kinks or vice versa”—proves accurate: it’s a heady blend of throwback psychedelia, spiked with a raw garage-rock edge and adventurous improvisations reminiscent of a well-seasoned jam band.

OYLEGATE, the upcoming album from Paddy Hanna, is a journey through the euphoric highs and crushing lows of parenthood, delivered with his signature blend of melancholic wit and lush, off-kilter charm. Elation and exhaustion. Love and terror. The weight of responsibility and the strange, disorienting beauty of watching life unfold before your eyes.