Join award-winning Carbondale band LET THEM ROAR for a six-part songwriting series through your Garfield County Libraries and the Summer Reading Challenge. Over six weeks the music workshops will explore musical concepts, songwriting tools, and immersive activities designed to build confidence as a songwriter and as a performer. Each session will build upon the last allowing participants to grow their ideas into song. The series concludes with a virtual showcase by workshop participants featuring their original pieces and sharing their stories. This free songwriting series runs for six consecutive Thursdays from June 18 through July 23. All sessions go from 6 to 7:30 pm and are hosted virtually via Zoom. Participation in the whole series is suggested though not required. Register early to reserve your place by visiting www.gcpld.org/summer-reading and clicking the link under “Events for Adults”.

Live music is not canceled! Rifle Farmer’s Market, New Ute Theater Society and KMTS present Live From the Ute, every Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. through September 4.

Local bands will perform on the Ute stage and the show will broadcast live on KMTS, at kmts.com, and on the KMTS App. You can also watch and listen on Facebook Live.

Tonight, it’s Dwight & His Guitar.

Finally, live music is back Friday Nights at the Ute on KMTS, every Friday from 6 to 8 p.m.

Join award-winning Carbondale band LET THEM ROAR for a six-part songwriting series through your Garfield County Libraries and the Summer Reading Challenge. Over six weeks the music workshops will explore musical concepts, songwriting tools, and immersive activities designed to build confidence as a songwriter and as a performer. Each session will build upon the last allowing participants to grow their ideas into song. The series concludes with a virtual showcase by workshop participants featuring their original pieces and sharing their stories. This free songwriting series runs for six consecutive Thursdays from June 18 through July 23. All sessions go from 6 to 7:30 pm and are hosted virtually via Zoom. Participation in the whole series is suggested though not required. Register early to reserve your place by visiting www.gcpld.org/summer-reading and clicking the link under “Events for Adults”.

Live music is not canceled! Rifle Farmer’s Market, New Ute Theater Society and KMTS present Live From the Ute, every Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. through September 4.

Local bands will perform on the Ute stage and the show will broadcast live on KMTS, at kmts.com, and on the KMTS App. You can also watch and listen on Facebook Live.

Tonight, it’s The Colorado Currys Band.

Finally, live music is back Friday Nights at the Ute on KMTS, every Friday from 6 to 8 p.m.

Join award-winning Carbondale band LET THEM ROAR for a six-part songwriting series through your Garfield County Libraries and the Summer Reading Challenge. Over six weeks the music workshops will explore musical concepts, songwriting tools, and immersive activities designed to build confidence as a songwriter and as a performer. Each session will build upon the last allowing participants to grow their ideas into song. The series concludes with a virtual showcase by workshop participants featuring their original pieces and sharing their stories. This free songwriting series runs for six consecutive Thursdays from June 18 through July 23. All sessions go from 6 to 7:30 pm and are hosted virtually via Zoom. Participation in the whole series is suggested though not required. Register early to reserve your place by visiting www.gcpld.org/summer-reading and clicking the link under “Events for Adults”.

Live music is not canceled! Rifle Farmer’s Market, New Ute Theater Society and KMTS present Live From the Ute, every Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. through September 4.

Local bands will perform on the Ute stage and the show will broadcast live on KMTS, at kmts.com, and on the KMTS App. You can also watch and listen on Facebook Live.

Tonight, it’s Joey Ball.

Finally, live music is back Friday Nights at the Ute on KMTS, every Friday from 6 to 8 p.m.

Live music is not canceled! Rifle Farmer’s Market, New Ute Theater Society and KMTS present Live From the Ute, every Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. through September 4.

Local bands will perform on the Ute stage and the show will broadcast live on KMTS, at kmts.com, and on the KMTS App. You can also watch and listen on Facebook Live.

Tonight, it’s Callin’ Old Souls.

Finally, live music is back Friday Nights at the Ute on KMTS, every Friday from 6 to 8 p.m.

Live music is not canceled! Rifle Farmer’s Market, New Ute Theater Society and KMTS present Live From the Ute, every Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. through September 4.

Local bands will perform on the Ute stage and the show will broadcast live on KMTS, at kmts.com, and on the KMTS App. You can also watch and listen on Facebook Live.

Tonight, it’s Seattle based singer/songwriter Jill Cohn.

Finally, live music is back Friday Nights at the Ute on KMTS, every Friday from 6 to 8 p.m.

Live music is not canceled! Rifle Farmer’s Market, New Ute Theater Society and KMTS present Live From the Ute, every Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. through September 4.

Local bands will perform on the Ute stage and the show will broadcast live on KMTS, at kmts.com, and on the KMTS App. You can also watch and listen on Facebook Live.

Tonight, it’s the local favorite trio, the Queen Bees.

Finally, live music is back Friday Nights at the Ute on KMTS, every Friday from 6 to 8 p.m.

Live music is not canceled! Rifle Farmer’s Market, New Ute Theater Society and KMTS present Live From the Ute, every Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. through September 4.

Local bands will perform on the Ute stage and the show will broadcast live on KMTS, at kmts.com, and on the KMTS App. You can also watch and listen on Facebook Live.

Tonight, enjoy the guitar stylings of Rodrigo Arreguin.

Finally, live music is back Friday Nights at the Ute on KMTS, every Friday from 6 to 8 p.m.