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Educators by day, rock band by night, quartet YES, NO, MAYBE offers listeners a lesson in the joy of live music. Two experienced vocalists, one female, one male, give listeners a double dose of rock, blues, and pop classics, and originals too. Rounded out with lock-step bass and drums and the Shiny Things horn section, YES, NO, MAYBE will put a smile on your face and a hop in your step. No homework. No tests. Just great live music!

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The Durango-born electronic music duo—known for blending live fiddle with electronic dance production—will be DJing on Friday night, October 23rd.

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Formed in Albuquerque in 2017, Mineral Hill serves up eclectic, genre-hopping juiciness (country, funky jazz fusion, honky tonk, bossa nova, psychedelia, polka, etc.). Fans call them “the house band at the human dog park.”

Finalists for “Best New Mexico Song,” “Best Bluegrass Song” and “Best Album of the Year” in the 2025 New Mexico Music Awards, Mineral Hill promises a rousing, gloriously nerdy time for all.

Jonathan Mack is a multi-instrumentalist, singer and songwriter who was born in Nome, Alaska in the dead of winter and has spent the subsequent years trying to get warm. Mack writes and sings Mineral Hill’s “horrendously lovely… gloriously nerdy songs,” which bring everyday experience into rich focus with humor, joy and a willingness to explore the range of human experience. In the words of a fan, “Fantastically bright and dark. Painfully relieving.”

Lauren Addario hits things with sticks. Most frequently drums, but she’s not particular. Her creative, tasteful groove-oriented playing is the heart and lungs that bring each song to life. She takes her timing seriously, particularly when it comes to her 2:00 afternoon coffee and chocolate. (For real; try to stop her and see what happens!)

John Funkhouser is a very tall man who has played music almost continually, with short breaks for sleep, since he was much less tall. He plays keyboard, melodica and sings harmonies. He taught at Berklee College of Music for 20 years, has played jazz around the world, and moved to Albuquerque in 2021. He brings an enormous openness, curiosity and capacity for joy in music.

Band with awesome originals and classic covers of rock and blues from the 70s, 80s, and beyond. Band includes: Randy Hill, bass; Richard Taylor, rhythm guitar; Troy Summerill, lead guitar; Matt Decker, vocals; and Nate Thompson, drums.

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Ross draws inspiration from a melting pot of roots music - blues, Americana, folk, bluegrass, country, funk & jazz – crafting songs that balance introspection with lightheartedness. His guitar work features slightly off-the-map chord voicings to add unique twists, and his approach to mandolin is to look beyond the traditional territory of bluegrass.

The Riley J Band is a RnB/Soul band based in Boulder, Colorado, led by the soulful vocal performer, Riley J. With a sound rooted in groove, the band draws inspiration from artists like Amy Winehouse, H.E.R, Olivia Dean, Leon Thomas, Hiatus Coyote, Moonchild, and Erykah Badu.

Formed in 2023, the Riley J Band quickly built momentum in the local live scene— patio shows at Trident Café, performances at the Boulder Roots Music Fest/FOCOMX/iAM Music Fest, an appearance at Fox Theatre in 2025 and 2026, and the Boulder Theater in 2026 for the Boulder International Film Festival. ​Their published original music like, Bold, Not in Business, and Time Trip, can be found on all streaming platforms. 

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About Jamie & The Dreamers:

Formed in 2014 with a leap of faith and a deep love for music, Jamie & The Dreamers—led by vocalist/songwriter Jody Pate and backed by the ethereal harmonies of Amy Elizabeth—bring a sound that blends folk, reggae, and soft rock into a heartfelt sonic experience. With just $7, two backpacks, and a baritone ukulele, their journey began on the open road and has blossomed into a full-bodied, self-produced musical project.

Jody’s expressive songwriting paired with Amy’s seasoned vocals create an atmosphere that uplifts and inspires. Their live performances are both intimate and expansive, often accompanied by nui baritone ukulele, keyboard, and layers of musical textures.

Agave plays groove-based, feel-good Americana (folk-rock) originals and a variety of covers, including tunes from the Grateful Dead, Van Morrison, Lumineers. Members include Lech Usinowicz on standup bass (founder of the Be FRANK Foundation and member of the San Juan Symphony), Ryan Blundell on lead guitar and mandolin (also a member of several bands in the Durango area and cohost of a weekly open mic), Mary Lynne Herr on banjo and vocals, Karl Herr, rhythm guitar, lead vocals and harmonica. Guest musicians have included Bruce Allsopp on steel guitar and Galen Clark on mando, guitar, and sound. Agave has been making music together for close to 20 years, playing out for a decade.

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The Misfits Organ Trio is a Durango CO based instrumental band playing music styles of straight ahead jazz, funk, RnB and originals.

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Join us at 5pm for family-friendly bingo at the Fenceline taproom!

Join us at 5pm for family-friendly bingo at the Fenceline taproom!

Come share your talents with the taproom.

With host Yves Giraud!!!!

Join us at 5pm for family-friendly bingo at the Fenceline taproom!

A foure-piece band based in beautiful Southwest Colorado covering the best of rock and roll.

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Magi and The One Heart Orchestra

Authentic Roots Music with a Dynamic Fusion of Reggae, Country, Funk, and Blues

Magi and The One Heart Orchestra deliver a unique, heartfelt sound rooted in tight reggae grooves and enriched by touches of country, funk, and blues. Their music is a powerful vehicle for peace and positivity, offering a refreshing authenticity in a world often overshadowed by hype and pretense. As Ras Elijah Tafari aptly describes: "Daniel's mission to be a voice of peace and reason brings an authentic and heartfelt sound that is refreshing. In a sea of hype and pretense, Daniel Wilson brings the audience together through reggae, yet keeps them together through positive encouragement via a message everyone can feel."

Daniel Wilson, known as “Magi,” discovered his passion for music at age 16, learning guitar to accompany his singing. Inspired to write original songs following the events of September 11, 2001, Magi has consistently used his art to channel resilience and hope. After relocating to Durango, Colorado, he became a key figure in various reggae projects, culminating in his current endeavor, The One Heart Orchestra.

Magi’s early band, Magi Nation, featured the legendary Rasta Stevie—renowned MC of Reggae on the River—as their drummer. This collaboration led to opportunities to perform alongside reggae icons such as Ky-Mani Marley, Collie Buddz, Tarrus Riley, and Kabaka Pyramid. In 2021, Magi began collaborating with Dane Foltin of Austin-based Lion Heights to record his debut album, Words Not Written, which was released in 2024. Dane reflects on the project: "Working with Daniel (Magi) on the Words Not Written album was a smooth and fun experience. We had good energy collaborating together, and I think it shows in the final product. We would most definitely work with him again." Today, Magi collaborates with One Heart Orchestra band comprised of Nuriya (backing and lead vox), "Redfoot" (drums), Levi (bass), Eric Luc aka "Joe Bummer" (lead guitar), and Ian Boletchek aka Dr. Zuke (keys and Saxophone).

Magi’s music resonates with themes of love, community, and empowerment, as exemplified in his live performances and recordings. With accolades such as being described as exuding “loving warmth, jivetastic flowing energy” by Colin Gilbertson of Motel SoCo, Magi and The One Heart Orchestra are poised to continue inspiring audiences through their evolving artistry.

Leader of Durango folk band Lightweight Travelers, and three-time Telluride Blues Challenge finalist Jackson Magyar brings his rootsy songs and a whole slew of acoustic instruments to Fenceline Cider for a night of bluesy twangy lonesome stories.

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