Tyler Halverson

Tyler hails from a small town in South Dakota and now calls Nashville home, where he studied music business and honed his songwriting craft at Belmont University. Tyler's unique style of country music draws inspiration from classic country and western music, while also looking ahead to the genre's future. He's quickly gaining recognition for his soulful vocals, relatable lyrics, and infectious melodies. In fact, Tyler's first album, co-produced by himself, Ryan Youmans, and Muscadine Bloodline's Gary Stanton, is set to be released later this year, and his first single "Beer Garden Baby" has already been well-received by Texas radio.

But Tyler's true passion lies in taking his songs on the road and playing for fellow hippies, cowboys, and everyone in between. And on April 15, he'll be bringing his incredible energy and talent to the Beacon Club. With his raw talent, passion for country music, and unique perspective on the genre, Tyler Halverson is a rising star you won't want to miss. So mark your calendar and join us for an unforgettable night of music!

Dante Elephante is based out of Santa Barbara, CA. Released German Aquatics in 2013 & Anglo-Saxon Summer (Produced by Jonathan Rado) in 2015 via Lolipop Records. Rare Attractions was released digitally in the summer of 2018.

Dante Elephante's new album, "Mid-Century Modern Romance" comes out on January 8th, 2020 via Born Losers Records.

Dante Elephante is based out of Santa Barbara, CA. Released German Aquatics in 2013 & Anglo-Saxon Summer (Produced by Jonathan Rado) in 2015 via Lolipop Records. Rare Attractions was released digitally in the summer of 2018.

Dante Elephante's new album, "Mid-Century Modern Romance" comes out on January 8th, 2020 via Born Losers Records.

In 2019 RADO formed and took up the cause in Denver’s prolific music scene. The band melds together ferocious psychedelic rock music with syncopated dance grooves and stylistic melodies while mixing in thoughtfully crafted lyrical & vocal hooks. The music of RADO is heavily centered around building improvisational jams that reach soaring and everlasting peaks.

For the better part of a decade, Worriers have used their own brand of punk-adjacent indie rock to tell stories of heartbreak, gender expression, identity, and love. Now, on their first studio album in years, Trust Your Gut, songwriter Lauren Denitzio returns with a self-produced and pivotal release demonstrating the complexity of their career.

Worriers became their main focus after the wake-up call of open-heart surgery at just 25. The event shook them into starting a band that could evolve along with them. That priority takes center stage on Trust Your Gut, as Denitzio’s 2019 move from the East Coast to Los Angeles found them collaborating with Atom Willard (Against Me!, Social Distortion) as a fun exercise, only to realize they had started writing the next album together.

The sonic goals for the album led to the addition of Denitzio’s friend Franz Nicolay (The Hold Steady) on keys, along with lead guitarist Frank Piegaro returning to the lineup and Cayetana's Allegra Anka on bass. It’s not every day an artist gets to share the stage with bands like the above, but Denitzio’s remarkable talent lies in their ability to turn admiration into meaningful collaborations.

To get where you’re going, you have to get away from where you’ve been. On Trust Your Gut, Denitzio emerges from the ashes, fortified by their past to build a more resilient future. As they sing on “Math,” “Sometimes it’s hard to remember that // I once loved all the lives that I lived before.”

"If you have a pulse, you're going to love MINKA. If you don't have a pulse, I'm really worried about you." -Socrates, 399 B.C.

MINKA was born in Philadelphia. Some of their music is rock. Some of their music is R&B. None of their music is free jazz.

One thing is certain: all of their music will make you move.

Influences include Prince, David Bowie, Talking Heads, D'Angelo, LCD Soundsystem, Phoenix, Ray Charles, Marvin Gaye, and 2pac.

The Burroughs

From humble beginnings covering soul standards in their unlikely hometown of Greeley, Colorado, The Burroughs have traversed a decade of growth and reinvention to become a band that defies odds and transcends categorization. Since 2013, the 9-piece act has lit up stages around the country with their trademark brand of “sweaty soul music,” an invitation for audiences to dance, celebrate, and connect under a unifying and infectious groove.

Los Mocochetes is a Xicano/Funk band from the ancestral, occupied and unceded lands of the Tsis tsis'tas¹, Hinono'eiteen², Ka'igwu³, Weenuchiu?, Anasazi?, Newe?, Diné?, Ndee?, Inday?, and Dine'é? (commonly referred to as Cheyenne¹, Arapahoe², Kiowa³, Ute?, Pueblo?, Shoshone?, Navajo?, Apache?) and other peoples now known as Denver, CO. With deep roots from the Mora Valley in northern Nuevo Mexico and to the south from Juarez, MX. By combining elements of cumbia, reggae, hip-hop, rock, funk, and more, Los Mocochetes composes music to unite the gente and create revolutionary music you can dance to.

The word Mocochete is a term coined by the group to mean “mocosos con machetes”. In life, most mocosos (snot-nosed “brats”) develop physically to the point where they are strong enough to wield a tool or weapon, such as a machete. How you use that tool has lasting consequences and defines the mark you leave on the world with great potential for both creation and destruction. This duality exists in all of us.

Los Mocochetes have devoted their lives to using their machetes for good. Every performance draws on the elements, the directions, the ancestors and the great mystery. Each song is a prayer meant to move your feet, stir your spirit, and to remind you of the incredible power you have to heal yourself and the 7 generations forward and back. Aho. Mitákuye Oyás'i?. ?mete?tl. A??.