Described as High-Octane Rocky Mountain DanceGrass, Whitewater Ramble (WWR) uses a simple recipe to craft its sound: start with bluegrass instrumentation, add drums, and finish with a boundary-less approach to grassing-up everything from disco house grooves to roots to Americana. For over ten years, WWR has been captivating audiences across the U.S. with an engaging stage presence and insightful and poignant lyrics. The band’s second studio album Roots & Groove showcases WWR’s growth as songwriters and musicians. Produced by Tim Carbone of Railroad Earth, the album features an array of special guests such as Andy Hall on dobro (Infamous Stringdusters), Andy Thorn on banjo (Leftover Salmon), Grammy Award winner John Macy on pedal steel and Bill McKay on piano.

Roots & Groove showcases a roots influenced modern string band blending the traditions of early American music with a newgrass flair and a groovegrass twist. The band’s original music explores the humanistic elements of the flawed man. Roots & Groove is storytelling through nefarious narratives, murderous ballads, devilish villanelles, scorned lover’s laments and intoxicant-infused ramblings blended with mystical visions and instrumental journeys. Through blistering picking, engaging harmonies and alluring grooves, the ensemble burrows flagrantly into tragedy, comedy, redemption, overindulgence, morality and shady dealings as the backdrop for their genuine and eccentric style of writing.

CD Release Party Info:

Wildflower Pavilion
500 W Main St.
Lyons, Colorado 80540
Phone: 800-624-2422
Web: http://www.wildflowerpavilion.com
Doors: 7:00 PM
Show Start: 8:00 PM
Support: CARAVAN OF THIEVES
Support Web: http://caravanofthieves.com
Tickets: $12 ADV / $15 DOS
Buy Tickets: http://bit.ly/WPtLm5

In early January of 2013, Whitewater Ramble gathered at Silo Sound in Denver, CO for a marathon recording session that took place over 8 days. The band then immediately hit the road with Railroad Earth for a five-night run across the Midwest before heading to New Jersey to mix the album,

The band’s second studio album showcases WWR’s growth as songwriters and musicians. Produced by Tim Carbone of Railroad Earth, the album features an array of special guests such as Andy Hall on dobro (Infamous Stringdusters), Andy Thorn on banjo (Leftover Salmon), Grammy Award winner John Macy on pedal steel and Bill McKay on piano.

Roots & Groove showcases a roots influenced band blending the traditions of early American music with a newgrass flair and a groovegrass twist. Roots & Groove is storytelling through nefarious narratives, murderous ballads, devilish villanelles, scorned lover’s laments and intoxicant-infused ramblings blended with mystical visions and instrumental journeys. Through blistering picking, engaging harmonies and alluring grooves, the ensemble burrows flagrantly into tragedy, comedy, redemption, overindulgence, morality and shady dealings as the backdrop for their genuine and eccentric style of writing.

Described as High-Octane Rocky Mountain DanceGrass, Whitewater Ramble (WWR) uses a simple recipe to craft its sound: start with bluegrass instrumentation, add drums, and finish with a boundary-less approach to grassing-up everything from disco house grooves to roots to Americana. For over ten years, WWR has been captivating audiences across the U.S. with an engaging stage presence and insightful and poignant lyrics.

WWR has had the privilege of supporting, touring with and sharing stages with Railroad Earth, Michael Franti and Spearhead, Karl Denson's Tiny Universe, Greensky Bluegrass, Cornmeal, The Infamous Stringdusters, Dark Star Orchestra, Little Feat, Papa Mali, The New Mastersounds, The Gourds, The David Grisman Quintet, Jerry Douglas, Lotus, Splitlip Rayfiled, Members of the String Cheese Incident, Particle, Hot Buttered Rum, Drew Emmitt of Leftover Salmon, DJ Logic, Donna The Buffalo, The Contribution, The Motet, Tea Leaf Green, Henry Butler, Vince Herman and Great American Taxi, Peter Rowan, Tony Furtado and many more.

Based in Fort Collins, CO, WWR has performed and headlined on every major stage across the Rocky Mountain Region. With over 900+ performances under their belt, the group has truly established themselves as one of the hardest working groups in the jam scene today.

A diverse festival resume has helped bring WWR to stages at events like the Northwest String Summit, Wakarusa, Yonder Mountain’s Harvest Festival, Grand Targhee Bluegrass Festival, 80/35 Festival, Nedfest, Bohemian Nights NewWestFest, The Wildflower Pavilion at RockyGrass, Copper Mountain Sunsation, Desert Rocks Music Festival, Love Your Mother Earth Music Festival, Keystone Bluegrass and Brews, The Denver People's Fair, South Park Music Festival, Westword's Music Showcase, numerous Brew Festivals, and their own annual two day music and camping festival, Ramble on the River.

Please join Whitewater Ramble for our FRONT RANGE album release party at the very special Wildflower Pavilion!Wildflower Pavilion500 W Main St.Lyons, Colorado 80540Phone: 800-624-2422wildflowerpavilion.comDoors: 7:00 PMShow Start: 8:00 PMSupport: CARAVAN OF THIEVESTickets: $12 ADV / $15 DOSBuy Tickets: http://bit.ly/WPtLm5

Denver’s party rockers Kinetix will join forces with genre-bending Dopapod for a special show July 12th at Fox Theater in Boulder, CO. Special guests Astronomix open the show. Known for their outrageous high-energy shows blending party rock, funk, pop, hip hop and live electronica, Kinetix has been a fixture on the festival circuit including appearances at Wakarusa, 10k Lakes, Summer Camp, Shagri La, Forecastle, Bella Mente Snowball, and many more.Dynamic. How better to describe Kinetix, a band whose 2010 album Let Me In hit #47 on the iTunes Top 200 Rock Charts and who played separate national tours with hip hop darlings Flobots and Australian roots-rock kings Beautiful Girls? Currently on tour behind their new EP Never Too Late, Kinetix has shown that they are masters at redefining their ever-evolving sound. Upbeat rhythms, strong beats and funky melodies make their new release a reflection of their current path. Already renowned for their performances, it's easy to call Kinetix in 2013 a "must-see" live act.Dopapod, based out of Brooklyn, NY, is not so much a jam band as they are a band that improvises. They are an electronic band without computers. They are a metal band with groove and soul.  They are a funk band that’s not afraid to get intricate.  With no regard towards toward stylistic boundaries, the sound that emerges from the quartet both live and in the studio is as varied and diverse as the many influences that they adapt from. Their approach to complimenting a distinct genre-bending sound to top-notch musicianship is what has kept the quartet committed to evolving their unique brand.In the past three years, Dopapod has been tirelessly planting its seed in ears throughout the entire East Coast and into the Midwest with their infectious and sensory live performances.  Covering all this ground has seen the young, yet seasoned group make appearances at numerous festivals including Camp Bisco, Mountain Jam, Gathering Of the Vibes, Bonnaroo, Burning Man, Catskill Chill, Bear Creek, The Big Up, Rootwire, and more. Their electric live showcase has been cultivating a fast growing, loyal fan base, and seen them share bills with artists such as Moe, Lotus, EOTO, Papadosio, Zach Deputy, Sam Kininger (Lettuce, Soulive), and Carl Palmer (Emerson, Lake, & Palmer).FOX THEATREDopapod w/ Kinetix and Astronomix7/12/131135 13th St  Boulder, CO 80302Phone: (303)443-3399Web: http://www.foxtheatre.comAges: ALL AGESTix: $12 ADV / $14 DOSStart: 8:30 PM / Start: 9:00 PM

Denver’s Fox Street Allstars (FSAS) are back on tour behind their highly acclaimed sophomore album Tough Talk and have announced their Fall 2013 Cowboys & Astronauts Tour. The tour will see the band return to Utah, Montana, Idaho, Washington, Oregon, Colorado, Nebraska, Missouri, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida and Alabama. Additional dates are expected to be announced soon including new Florida shows and a return to Texas in November.

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Tour Dates:

9/6 & 9/7 - Woody's - Moab, UT

9/20 - The St. Julienne - Boulder, CO

9/28 - Connor O'Neils - Boulder, CO

10/2 - Garage at Yellowstone Brewing Co. - Billings, MT w/ Wes Urbaniak

10/3 - Filling Station - Bozeman, MT - w/ Wes Urbaniak

10/4 - Murray Bar - Livingston, MT

10/5 - Stage 112 - Missoula, MT w/ Wes Urbaniak

10/6 - Crush - Whitefish, MT

10/7 & 10/8 - John's Alley - Moscow, ID

10/9 - Nectar Lounge - Seattle, WA

10/10 - Good Foot - Portland, OR

10/11 - Sweetwater Grill - Steamboat Springs, CO

10/18 - Nathan Yip Foundation - Stoney's - Denver, CO

10/19 - Little Bear Saloon - Evergreen, CO

10/23 - Loui's Live - Omaha, NE

10/24 - Gramaphone - St. Louis, MO

10/25 - Soulshine - Nashville, TN

10/26 - Thomas St. Tavern - Charlotte, NC

10/30 - Hummingbird Stage & Taproom - Macon, GA

10/31 - Smokehouse - Hilton Head Island, SC

11/1 & 11/2 - Midtown - Charleston, SC

11/4 - TBA - Florida

11/5 - TBA - Florida

11/6 - Bradford Blues Club - Tallahassee, FL

11/7 & 11/8 - Funky Blues Shack - Destin, FL

11/9 - Green Bar - Tuscaloosa, AL

Tough Talk was recorded over the summer of 2012 at Scanhope Sound in Littleton, CO and engineered by Josh Fairman (New Mastersounds, Ivan Neville, Kinetix). The album features Joe Tatton of The New Mastersounds on organ, piano from Bill Mckay and pedal steel by Grammy-award-winner John Macy and The Black Swans on backup vocals. The album is a rich roller coaster of funk with super-sized helpings of rock, blues, soul and even alt-country.

“We’re really excited to return to some of our favorite places" frontman Jonathan “Skippy” Huvard says. "We’re very proud of our second album and think it really showcases where we are as a band and our live show is bringing an energy like we’ve never seen. We’re so excited to be hitting up places like Montana and Washington state again and especially for our fourth trip through the Southeast.”

Make no mistake, FSAS reeks of the roadhouses and West Texas honky-tonks of the Deep South that inspired their signature sound. The band features a pounding rhythm section, stellar lead guitar work and whiskey-soaked lead vocals.

If their opening slots on multiple national tours with funk legends The New Mastersounds are any indication, FSAS is a band that is poised to break through on the national scene at any moment. There’s a reason why artists like Papa Mali, Robert Randolph, Brian Jordan, Nigel Hall, Stanton Moore, Tony Hall, Corey Henry, The Motet, George Porter Jr., and others have sat in extensively with the band: musicians realize these guys have serious chops and the sound is some serious fun.

For a complete list of dates, please visit www.foxstreetllstars.com.

Whitewater Ramble (WWR) has announced their Fall 2013 Tour that will take the band through Montana, Wyoming, Washington, Oregon, Colorado, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin and Ohio. The band has announced several pairings and co-bills for the tour including a run with Tea Leaf Green and shows with The Ragbirds.Whitewater Ramble is currently on tour behind their sophomore release Roots & Groove which was produced by Tim Carbone of Railroad Earth. The album features an array of special guests such as Andy Hall on dobro (Infamous Stringdusters), Andy Thorn on banjo (Leftover Salmon), Grammy Award winner John Macy on pedal steel, Bill McKay (Leftover Salmon, Derek Trucks Band) on piano and Tim Carone on electric guitar and vocals.     Tour Dates:9/19 - Cervantes' Other Side “Grass for That Ass” - Denver, CO9/20 - Last Chance - Gunnison, CO9/21 - Eldo - Crested Butte, CO - Post-Vinotok Party9/27 - Sweetwater Grill - Steamboat Springs, CO10/1 - Beachland Ballroom - Cleveland, OH *10/2 - Woodlands Tavern - Columbus, OH *10/3 - 20th Century Theater - Cincinnati, OH *10/4 - Bells Brewery - Kalamazoo, MI *10/9 - Aggie Theater - Ft. Collins, CO * - co-bill10/10 - Boulder Theater - Boulder, CO *10/11 - Belly Up - Aspen, CO *10/16 - Old St. Francis - Bend, OR10/17 - Cozmic - Eugene, OR w/ Alder Street All Stars10/18 - Nectar Lounge - Seattle, WA w/ Buzz Brump and Warren G Hardings10/19 - Good Foot - Portland, OR w/ Sugarcane - co-bill10/31 - Bones Brewing - Billings, MI ^11/1 - Zebra - Bozeman, MT ^11/2 - Top Hat - Missoula, MT - ^11/3 - White Front - Phillipsburg, MT11/7 - Cubby Bear - Chicago. IL +11/8 - Miramar Theater - Milwaukee, WI w/ Horseshoes & Hand Grenades - co-bill11/9 - 7th St. Entry - Minneapolis, MN - +* w/ Tea Leaf Green^ w/ Lil' Smokies+ w/ The Ragbirds

DanceGrass masters Whitewater Ramble have revisited some of their more “traditional” roots with the release of their new video “Dear Mr. Bankman” from their 2013 release Roots & Groove. The video release coincides with an ambitious Fall 2013 tour.

“I love this video but it makes you think,” says Tim Carbone of Railroad Earth who produced the band’s album.  “We went for a "vintage" sound on this cut. Wouldn't it be nice if the sentiment of the song was "vintage" too. Unfortunately Dear Mr. Bankman could be sung by many family farmers today with the same conviction Patrick sings it here. This is a fun video about a not so fun truth. Great job guys!”

September of 2013 marks the five year anniversary of the start of the “Great Recession.” Whitewater Ramble wraps their own narrative over this difficult time with honest and thoughtful lyrics accompanied by a light “gee golly” knee-slapping feel.  The result is a “fusion of bluegrass and roots music into the 21^st century.” Since its release, “Bankman” has been picked up by over 100 stations across the US. Canada and Europe for airplay.

Described as High-Octane Rocky Mountain DanceGrass, Whitewater Ramble (WWR) uses a simple recipe to craft its sound: start with bluegrass instrumentation, add drums, and finish with a boundary-less approach to grassing-up everything from disco house grooves to roots to Americana.

Whitewater Ramble is now on tour behind Roots & Groove. The album showcases WWR’s growth as songwriters and musicians. Produced by Tim Carbone of Railroad Earth, the album features an array of special guests such as Andy Hall on dobro (Infamous Stringdusters), Andy Thorn on banjo (Leftover Salmon), Grammy Award winner John Macy on pedal steel and Bill McKay on piano (formerly of Leftover Salmon, Derek Trucks Band).

Fall Tour Dates:

9/19 - Cervantes' Other Side “Grass for That Ass” - Denver, CO w/ Tallgrass and Gipsy Moon
9/20 - Last Chance - Gunnison, CO
9/21 - Eldo - Crested Butte, CO - Post-Vinotok Party
9/27 - Sweetwater Grill - Steamboat Springs, CO
10/1 - Beachland Ballroom - Cleveland, OH *
10/2 - Woodlands Tavern - Columbus, OH *
10/3 - 20th Century Theater - Cincinnati, OH *
10/4 - Bells Brewery - Kalamazoo, MI *
10/9 - Aggie Theater - Ft. Collins, CO * - co-bill
10/10 - Boulder Theater - Boulder, CO *
10/11 - Belly Up - Aspen, CO *
10/16 - Old St. Francis - Bend, OR
10/17 - Cozmic - Eugene, OR w/ Alder Street All Stars
10/18 - Nectar Lounge - Seattle, WA w/ Buzz Brump and Warren G Hardings
10/19 - Good Foot - Portland, OR w/ Sugarcane - co-bill
10/31 - Bones Brewing - Billings, MI ^
11/1 - Zebra - Bozeman, MT ^
11/2 - Top Hat - Missoula, MT - ^
11/3 - White Front - Phillipsburg, MT
11/7 - Cubby Bear - Chicago, IL +
11/8 - Miramar Theater - Milwaukee, WI w/ Horseshoes & Hand Grenades - co-bill
11/9 - 7th St. Entry - Minneapolis, MN - +

* w/ Tea Leaf Green
^ w/ Lil' Smokies
+ w/ The Ragbirds

Nate’s Night: Fox Street and The Congress come together for an evening of dance, food and drink for a good cause. From soul and funk to gritty southern rock, the second-annual Nate’s Night will be bigger and better than ever. One hundred percent of proceeds will benefit the Nathan Yip Foundation and Youth on Record (formerly Flobots.org).WHEN: Friday, October 18 at 8 p.m. with live music begins at 9 pm.WHERE: Stoney’s Bar and Grill, 1111 Lincoln Street, DenverTICKETS: $25 Premium (A raffle ticket and access to a backstage area), $15 General Admission for Day of Event, and $10 General Admission in Advance Please visit http://natesnight.org to purchase tickets.BACKGROUND: The Friends of Nate group was formed in 2012 by a group of Nathan Yip’s friends and peers. Nathan died tragically in an automobile accident at 19 years old and a year later his parents, Linda and Jimmy Yip founded the foundation in their son’s name. Keith Bell and Alan Frosh were instrumental is starting the group.“We felt it was important to get involved in this foundation named for our good friend Nathan Yip,” said Keith Bell. “It’s been ten years since Nate died, and his spirit and soul have remained with all of us and we want to help make a difference in our community in Nathan’s honor.”Nate’s Night honors Nathan’s love for music and dream of improving education around the world, while supporting education needs in our community. Money raised from Nate’s Night will be used exclusively for work to support vulnerable youth and educational projects in Colorado.This event is a joint production between the Friends of Nate Board, Youth on Record and J2G Productions with all proceeds benefitting the Nathan Yip Foundation and Youth on Record.

Denver’s Fox Street have announced a return to their favorite part of the country in March and April with shows across the Southeast including Texas, Louisiana and Florida (where the band will be a headliner for Biscuit Fest in Boca Raton, FL). The mini-Southeast tour follows an ambitious Winter 2014 tour which included a packed January show at Denver’s Bluebird Theatre and significant growth in numerous national markets. The band has also announced their first European Tour including a featured headlining set at RAWA Blues Festival in Poland plus shows in Switzerland and Germany. The tour will begin in October of 2014.

March 27 - C3 Presents: Fox Street live at Lambert’s - Austin, TX

March 29 - Last Concert Cafe - Houston, TX

April 2 - Spirits - Alexandria, VA

April 3 - Little Gem Saloon - New Orleans, LA

April 4 - Funky Blues Shack - Baytowne, FL

April 5 - New World Brewery - Tampa, FL

April 6 - Biscuit Fest - Boca Raton, FL w/ New Orleans Suspects, Heavy Pets, George Porter Jr. + more

April 7 - Underbelly - Jacksonville, FL

October 11 - RAWA Blues Festival - Katowice, Poland

October 15 - Reit Schule - Bern, Switzerland

October 18 - Live In Reitwein - Reitwein, Germany

(More Europe Dates TBA)

Fox Street is quickly gaining a reputation for being one of the hardest working rock and roll bands on the Colorado music scene. Voted Denver’s “Best Traditional Rock Band” at the 2013 Westword Music Showcase, the group also played raging headline shows for packed houses at The Bluebird Theater and Larimer Lounge. In the February 2014 edition of Colorado Music Buzz, Fox Street was named amongst the "best jam bands" in Colorado:

"Fox Street just might be the most unique band on this list, fusing a honky-tonk inspired soul sound in with the funky freshness of the jam scene... The press train continues to add critical acclaim to the band... Fox Street is a top band to watch in 2014."

While the band is proud to be a part of the vibrant Denver music community, they have been making strides on the national scene as well: Fox Street was named a “must see” act at Musikfest 2013 (America’s largest free music festival in Bethelhem, PA) by both the Los Angeles Times and The Chicago Tribune.

Fox Street boasts a big, soulful rock n' roll sound laced with three-part harmonies, screaming guitars, soulful sax, and a devastatingly funky rhythm section. It certainly helps that the members of Fox Street share varied influences throughout American roots music -- blues, jazz, country and a whole lotta funk  -- but also have shared in the experience of taking Fox Street on the road together which gives the band a certain tightness and a dynamic range that simply cannot be acquired any other way. Over the past five years, Fox Street played hundreds of shows, maintained a relentless coast-to-coast tour schedule and spent countless of hours in the studio with Denver engineer/producer Josh Fairman (New Mastersounds, Ivan Neville, Kinetix) crafting two internationally acclaimed, self-produced, full-length albums: Welcome to Mighty Pleasin’ (2010) and Tough Talk (2013).

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It’s the Fox Street sound that’s landed the band gigs sharing the bill and often the stage with contemporary touring acts like Tedeschi Trucks Band, Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue, Robert Randolph and The Family Band and Galactic; as well as members of legendary groups including The Allman Brothers Band, Little Feat, and The Meters.

Whitewater Ramble (WWR) has announced their first batch of Spring and Summer 2014 Tour dates. The band will hit the Southeast for the very first time in May and also is making first time appearances at several major U.S. festivals.WWR is currently on tour behind their sophomore release Roots & Groove which was produced by Tim Carbone of Railroad Earth. The album features an array of special guests such as Andy Hall on dobro (Infamous Stringdusters), Andy Thorn on banjo (Leftover Salmon), Grammy Award winner John Macy on pedal steel, Bill McKay (Leftover Salmon, Derek Trucks Band) on piano and Tim Carbone on electric guitar and vocals.Described as "High-Octane Rocky Mountain DanceGrass", WWR uses a simple recipe to craft it's sound: start with bluegrass instrumentation, add drums, and finish with a boundary-less approach to grassing-up everything from disco house grooves to roots to Americana.A diverse festival resume has helped bring WWR to stages at events like the Northwest String Summit, Wakarusa, Winter WonderGrass, Yonder Mountain’s Harvest Festival, Grand Targhee Bluegrass Festival, 80/35 Festival, Nedfest, Bohemian Nights NewWestFest, The Wildflower Pavilion at RockyGrass and many more.Tour Dates:05/07 - Broadway Oyster Bar - St. Louis, MO05/08 - Soulshine - Nashville, TN05/09 - Music on the Square - Jonesborough, TN05/10 - Aiken Bluegrass Festival - Aiken, SC w/ Greensky Bluegrass, Keller Williams, Travelin’ McCourys, Jeff Austin & The Here and Now, Town Mountain and more05/15 - Charleston Pour House - Charleston, SC05/16 - Evening Muse - Charlotte, NC05/17 - Jack of the Wood - Asheville, NC05/18 - Mojo’s - Columbia, MO05/22 - Venue 51 - Omaha, NE w/ Catty Whompass05/23 - Revival at Harmony Park - Clarks Grove, MN - w/ Greensky Bluegrass, Keller Williams, The Werks, The Motet, Dopapod, Cornmeal, Murphy & Friends, Orgone, Pert Near Sandstone, The Big Wu, Head for the Hills, Useful Jenkins and many more05/24 - Bluegrass on the Arkansas - Salida, CO05/25 - Festival of the Brewpubs - Arapahoe Basin, CO06/06 - Tonic Room - Chicago, IL06/13 - Palisade Bluegrass & Roots  Festival - Palisade, CO w/ Infamous Stringdusters, Chatham County Line. The Wood Brothers, Hackensaw Boys and more!06/14 - BrewGrass - Denver, CO6/19: Liquid - Boise, ID 6/20 & 21 - 4 Peaks Music Festival - Bend, OR07/03 - Newpark Town Center Concert Series - Park City, UT07/04 - Knotty Pine Supper Club - Victor, ID07/19 - Groove Music & Arts Festival - Georgetown, CO w/ Keller Williams and the Keels, Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe, Kyle Hollingsworth Band, Dumpstaphunk, Tea Leaf Green, Hot Buttered Rum, Cosby Sweater w/ Joel Cummins, Mountain Standard Time, Euforquestra, Earphunk, The Magic Beans, The Congress and more!08/08 - Schmiggity’s - Steamboat Springs, CO08/09 - Winter Park Beer Festival - Winter Park, CO08/14 - Music on Main - Bozeman, MT08/23 - Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado Festival - Denver, CO09/05 - Gordon’s Summer Concert Series - Los Alamos, NM09/13 - American River Music Festival - Lotus, CA09/26 - Boats & Bluegrass Festival - Winona, MNMany more dates to be announced in California and the Midwest! Stay tuned

Whitewater Ramble (WWR) has announced a special show on Thursday October 2, 2014 at Cervantes Other Side presented by WinterWonderGrass. The band will take on the music of Jerry Garcia including his bluegrass roots plus his work with Old & in the Way, the Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia Band an more.

“This is going to be a very special night,” says mandolin player Patrick Sites of the band’s special show. “We have such an amazing catalog of music to pick from. While we know that Jerry is most closely associated with the Grateful Dead, we think people will love hearing his music which spanned so many genres and styles. While we’ve covered the Dead plenty, we’ve never quite taken on something like this. This is one not to be missed.”

Award-winning Whitewater Ramble is currently on tour behind their sophomore release Roots & Groove which was produced by Tim Carbone of Railroad Earth. The album features an array of special guests such as Andy Hall on dobro (Infamous Stringdusters), Andy Thorn on banjo (Leftover Salmon), Grammy Award winner John Macy on pedal steel, Bill McKay (Leftover Salmon, Derek Trucks Band) on piano and Tim Carbone on electric guitar and vocals.

Described as "High-Octane Rocky Mountain DanceGrass", Whitewater Ramble uses a simple recipe to craft it's sound: start with bluegrass instrumentation, add drums, and finish with a boundary-less approach to grassing-up everything from disco house grooves to roots to Americana.  

WWR has had the privilege of supporting, touring with and sharing stages with Railroad Earth, Michael Franti and Spearhead, Karl Denson's Tiny Universe, Greensky Bluegrass, Cornmeal, The Infamous Stringdusters, Dark Star Orchestra, Little Feat, Papa Mali, The New Mastersounds, The Gourds, The David Grisman Quintet, Jerry Douglas, Lotus, Splitlip Rayfiled, Members of the String Cheese Incident, Particle, Hot Buttered Rum, Drew Emmitt of Leftover Salmon, DJ Logic, Donna The Buffalo, The Contribution, The Motet, Tea Leaf Green, Henry Butler, Vince Herman and Great American Taxi, Peter Rowan, Tony Furtado and many more.

A diverse festival resume has helped bring WWR to stages at events like Winter WonderGrass, Northwest String Summit, Wakarusa, Yonder Mountain’s Harvest Festival, Grand Targhee Bluegrass Festival, 80/35 Festival, Nedfest, Bohemian Nights NewWestFest, The Wildflower Pavilion at RockyGrass and many more.

More details here.

Fresh off sold-out nights at Belly Up Aspen and Cervantes Denver, Whitewater Ramble (WWR) takes over Hodi’s in Ft. Collins this New Year’s Eve for a raging hometown throwdown. The band will be joined by special guests Whiskey Tango for a double dose of newgrass and jamgrass.

“After the reception we received at the Colorado Brewer’s Festival in June, we knew we wanted to come back for New Year’s Eve and do a hometown show,” says mandolin player Patrick Sites. “There’s no better place in the world to ring in the New Year than Colorado. We’ve got some special tricks and covers ready to go. We know audiences expect a bit more on this night and that’s what we plan to give them.”

Red hot and bringing an outrageous jamgrass party everywhere they go, Whitewater Ramble is currently on tour behind their sophomore release Roots & Groove which was produced by Tim Carbone of Railroad Earth. The album features an array of special guests such as Andy Hall on dobro (Infamous Stringdusters), Andy Thorn on banjo (Leftover Salmon), Grammy Award winner John Macy on pedal steel, Bill McKay (Leftover Salmon, Derek Trucks Band) on piano and Tim Carbone on electric guitar and vocals.

Described as "High-Octane Rocky Mountain DanceGrass", Whitewater Ramble uses a simple recipe to craft it's sound: start with bluegrass instrumentation, add drums, and finish with a boundary-less approach to grassing-up everything from disco house grooves to roots to Americana.

WWR has had the privilege of supporting, touring with and sharing stages with Railroad Earth, Michael Franti and Spearhead, Karl Denson's Tiny Universe, Greensky Bluegrass, Cornmeal, The Infamous Stringdusters, Dark Star Orchestra, Little Feat, Papa Mali, The New Mastersounds, The Gourds, The David Grisman Quintet, Jerry Douglas, Lotus, Splitlip Rayfiled, Members of the String Cheese Incident, Particle, Hot Buttered Rum, Drew Emmitt of Leftover Salmon, DJ Logic, Donna The Buffalo, The Contribution, The Motet, Tea Leaf Green, Henry Butler, Vince Herman and Great American Taxi, Peter Rowan, Tony Furtado and many more.

A diverse festival resume has helped bring WWR to stages at events like Winter WonderGrass, Northwest String Summit, Wakarusa, Yonder Mountain’s Harvest Festival, Grand Targhee Bluegrass Festival, 80/35 Festival, Nedfest, Bohemian Nights NewWestFest, The Wildflower Pavilion at RockyGrass and many more.

Fresh off a sold-out hometown NYE show at Hodi's, Whitewater Ramble (WWR) has announced their return with a special 4/20 party that will feature the music of the legendary Bob Markley. Tickets this weekend (3/6 - 3/8) will be priced at only $4.20 before going up to $10 ADV / $12 DOS.

“Over the last few months we've been experimenting with different theme nights at winter residencies in Denver and Frisco,” says mandolin player Patrick Sites. “So far we've tackled The Dead, Old & In the Way, Paul Simon and Bob Marley. The Marley shows were stacked with special guest vocalists and other well know Colorado musicians and we expect the same for our hometown 4/20 FoCo party.”

Red hot and bringing an outrageous jamgrass party everywhere they go, Whitewater Ramble is currently on tour behind their sophomore release Roots & Groove which was produced by Tim Carbone of Railroad Earth. The album features an array of special guests such as Andy Hall on dobro (Infamous Stringdusters), Andy Thorn on banjo (Leftover Salmon), Grammy Award winner John Macy on pedal steel, Bill McKay (Leftover Salmon, Derek Trucks Band) on piano and Tim Carbone on electric guitar and vocals.

Described as "High-Octane Rocky Mountain DanceGrass", Whitewater Ramble uses a simple recipe to craft it's sound: start with bluegrass instrumentation, add drums, and finish with a boundary-less approach to grassing-up everything from disco house grooves to roots to Americana.

WWR has had the privilege of supporting, touring with and sharing stages with Railroad Earth, Michael Franti and Spearhead, Karl Denson's Tiny Universe, Greensky Bluegrass, Cornmeal, The Infamous Stringdusters, Dark Star Orchestra, Little Feat, Papa Mali, The New Mastersounds, The Gourds, The David Grisman Quintet, Jerry Douglas, Lotus, Splitlip Rayfiled, Members of the String Cheese Incident, Particle, Hot Buttered Rum, Drew Emmitt of Leftover Salmon, DJ Logic, Donna The Buffalo, The Contribution, The Motet, Tea Leaf Green, Henry Butler, Vince Herman and Great American Taxi, Peter Rowan, Tony Furtado and many more.

A diverse festival resume has helped bring WWR to stages at events like Winter WonderGrass, Northwest String Summit, Wakarusa, Yonder Mountain’s Harvest Festival, Grand Targhee Bluegrass Festival, 80/35 Festival, Nedfest, Bohemian Nights NewWestFest, The Wildflower Pavilion at RockyGrass and many more.