Territory Days

Live Music

If you are interested in submitting your band to play the 2025 Territory Days event, you can do so by clicking the link below:

2024 Territory Days Band Lineup

BANCROFT PARK ~ Band Information

  • Hugh Phillips Band

    Saturday at 9:30am in Bancroft Park.

    Colorado Country is not what you think! The Hugh Phillips Band is Colorado Country at its best! This four-piece band is becoming well known with every show they perform. With sultry three-part harmonies and rippin' licks to whipped up mandolin and gliding acoustic guitar all with a rhythm section that's tight and tuned you will be rocking and dancing the night away.

    Hugh's' latest release ‘Boys that’s a Cowgirl', is climbing the New Music Weekly Charts and has debuted on the Eastern regional at # 10! It's now coming to digital platforms on February 9th.

    The Hugh Phillips Band is from Carbondale Colorado. They were nominated as the Best New Artist/Band, Best New Male Vocalist, and Best New Americana/Country Song [Hi-Ways] on the Colorado Playlist 2021 Listener Poll. They perform originals and some covers that really get the crowd going. Think Merle, Waylon, Casey Donahew, Zac Brown, Sturgill Simpson and a host of others.

  • Silver Moon Riders

    Saturday at 11:30pm in Bancroft Park.

    Silver Moon Riders are based in Colorado Springs and have been performing live and recording since early 2018. Their music encompasses country, rock, funk and blues.

    Songwriter Ronnie Bush, with the collaboration of his bandmates, strives for memorable melodies and lyrics. SMR’s debut album “Just Like the Radio” was released in early 2018. They have been releasing many other singles and albums since 2020. In addition to originals, their live performances cover 50's-current country, rock, funk & blues artist.

    The Band: Tony Scornavacco, Ronnie Bush, Katie Champlin, Kelly Hagerman, & Mike McGee

  • Interrobang

    Saturday at 1:30pm on the Bancroft Park stage.

    This all-original alt-rock/grunge/funk band from Colorado Springs brings a hard-hitting sound reminiscent of nostalgic 90's and early 2000's. Their intricate melodies and powerful lyrics beckon a new musical renaissance.

    Interrobang Unplugged is comprised of the songwriting partnership of Kiera Lynn on vocals and Jacob Blackwell on guitar for a dialed-down, acoustic version of their full band set.

  • Off Ramp

    Saturday at 3:30pm in Bancroft Park.

    Off Ramp is Colorado’s premier 90’s Rock Band! Put on your flannel and join us for an exciting and nostalgic trip through the biggest hits of the 90’s. We bring the intense vocals, thunderous guitars, and intricate drumming that defined 90’s rock. Whether it is the heavy distortion of Grunge (Pearl Jam, Nirvana, Soundgarden, Alice in Chains, Stone Temple Pilots), the guitar-driven hooks of Alternative Rock (Red Hot Chili Peppers, Jane’s Addiction, The Offspring, Bush, Oasis, Weezer), or the clean arpeggios of Jangle Rock (Gin Blossoms, Goo Goo Dolls, The Verve Pipe), you will know every song we play.

    Off Ramp was formed in 2016 by two Los Angeles natives who grew up as original 90’s rockers and had the opportunity to open for numerous national and regional touring bands in the 90’s and early 2000’s. Off Ramp got its name from the Off Ramp Café in downtown Seattle, where Alice in Chains was the house band, Pearl Jam played its first gigs, and Soundgarden and Nirvana were regulars.

  • Sweet Leaf

    Saturday at 5:30 on the Bancroft Park stage.

    Sweet Leaf Colorado has been playing Black Sabbath and Ozzy tunes for the better part of the 2000's. A few different members have passed through the band but it's always been John Pupa (Ozzy) keeping the look and sound alive. This year promises to be the best yet! Along with Ozzy, we have another founding member, Justin Pierce (Tony Iommi) on guitar, Jeff Perry (Bill Ward) on Drums, and Eric Owings (Geezer Butler) on Bass. As always, the band will deliver the Black Sabbath and Ozzy tribute you've been waiting to hear!

  • Fellowship of Christian Cowboys

    Sunday at 9:30am in Bancroft Park.

    Join us for Cowboy Church, music by The Owens and messages from Buddy Strachan.

    Fellowship of Christian Cowboys’ purpose is to present to cowboys and all whom they influence the Good News of Jesus Christ and the adventure of receiving Him as Savior and Lord. Our vision is to bring cowboys and all those who enjoy the western lifestyle together and to support them in impacting their communities for the Kingdom of God.

  • Mosquito Pass

    Sunday at 10:30am in Bancroft Park.

    You can’t deny it; country music has changed. It’s lost its purity, and lost touch with its roots. We decided to do our part to change that. We concentrate on country music with a classic sound, a mix of Outlaw, Red Dirt, and Southern Rock, with a little Bluegrass thrown in for fun.

    If you are seeking something pure, upbeat, and fun, let us show you what we are doing to rescue country music. Grab your boots, buckles, and hats… it’s going to be a party!

  • Meghan Clarisse and Her Cavemen

    Sunday at 12:30pm

    Meghan Clarisse and Her Cavemen are a dynamic Americana Denver-based band, foot-stompin', honky-tonkin' country and rock music with a touch of blues. Nominated for 2024 Female Vocalist of the year through the Colorado Country Music Hall of Fame, Meghan's authentic and heartfelt delivery will transport you right into each song. Backing Meghan is the rock-solid foundation of Dave MacGregor on bass, Steve Jourdan on guitar with expertly crafted leads, Joe Oeser on pedal steel, adding emotive and melodic embellishments and holding it all together with impeccable timing and energy is Scott Patzer on drums. Since the release of their debut album in 2023, Meghan and Her Cavemen have been making waves in the country music scene. They headlined Cider Fest in Lakewood, CO, October 2023. Magnetic stage presence, rich harmonies woven together and expert instrumentation make an unforgettable performance. Come for the rock and discover the fire! Prepare to be moved, energized and inspired when you see them live!

  • Jason Lee Band

    Sunday at 2:30pm in Bancroft Park.

    About Jason Lee: Jason Lee is a talented musician hailing from the picturesque state of Colorado. Born and raised in the Centennial State, he embarked on a musical journey that has taken him across diverse landscapes, both geographically and musically. Armed with a guitar and a soulful voice, Jason started his musical odyssey during his late teenage years.

    Musical Roots and Early Performances: Jason's musical roots can be traced back to the scenic town of Cripple Creek, Colorado. There, he began self-learning guitar and honing his vocal prowess, often serenading the many tourists who passed through this historic locale. Drawing inspiration from legends like Johnny Cash and Elvis Presley, he delivered captivating renditions that left an indelible mark on his audiences.

    Serving His Country and Entertaining Troops: Jason's journey through life took an honorable turn when he joined the United States Military. During his time of service, he didn't let go of his passion for music. In fact, he used his musical talents to bring joy and camaraderie to his fellow Armed Service Members while deployed. His performances were a source of inspiration and entertainment for thousands of troops.

  • Radio-X

    Sunday at 4:30pm in Bancroft Park.

  • Buzz Freely

    Monday at 10am in Bancroft Park.

    We are a classic rock band. that plays from Otis Redding to Metallica and everything in between.

  • Dillon Carmichael

    Join us on Monday at high noon in Bancroft Park, for this year’s KATC Headliner

    Born and raised in Burgin, Kentucky, the 6’4” troubadour first rose to fame in 2018 on the strength of his critically acclaimed Riser House debut, the Dave Cobb-produced Hell On An Angel, which prompted NPR to praise his “deep holler” and the New York Times to declare that his voice moves “with the heft and certainty of a tractor-trailer.” Dates with everyone from Lynyrd Skynyrd and Trace Adkins to Dwight Yoakam and Justin Moore followed, as did festival appearances from Faster Horses to Tortuga and Artist To Watch nods from the likes of Billboard, Rolling Stone, Pandora, and more. Carmichael followed it up in 2021 with Son Of A, another neo-traditional gem that’s racked up more than 13 million streams across platforms (Carmichael’s catalog boasts more than 140 million streams collectively) and yielded similarly glowing reviews for its feel-good mix of wry humor and raw heart. After debuting as the #1 most-added single at country radio, the album’s title track is already well on its way to a million plays on YouTube as it continues to climb the singles charts. Carmichael remains busy as ever on the road in 2022, headlining his ‘Son Of A’ Tour and opening for the likes of Brooks & Dunn, Cody Johnson, Brothers Osborne, and more.

  • Handsome Mollies

    Monday at 1:30pm in Bancroft Park.

    The Handsome Mollies is electric hillbilly bluegrass and early country. Buck Owens, Patsy Cline, Hank Williams, Elvis, and Bill Monroe are some of our main influences.

    The Handsome Mollies' motto is, "Show Band. Any Time. Anywhere."

    We love to play our music and get people smiling, dancing, whoopin', and hollerin'! We are a four-piece band, featuring Jimmy Marsh on electric banjo and steel; Molly Boyles on bass and vocals, Roger Anderson on Handsonic drum, and Angelo Valdez on guitar. Let's do this!

    -Molly (the handsome one. hahaaahaaa)

  • Box State Rootz

    Monday at 3:15pm in Bancroft Park.

    Box State Rootz have a sound that is unique and different in the Colorado Music Scene, bringing a fusion of Reggae, R&B, and Soul mixed in with the harmonies and styles influenced through their Polynesian Culture. Since 2021, they have brought a sense of home to the Polynesian community in Colorado Springs through their live music and entertainment. Their unique sound also has caught the ears and touched the spirits of many who have not grown up around a style of music birthed from the South Pacific.

  • School of Rock

    Monday at 5pm in Bancroft Park.

    School of Rock is Comprised of some of Colorado Springs’ most talented young musicians. The School of Rock House Band plays an exciting mix of current and classic rock hits. No, this is not the movie - it is even better! Real students at the School of Rock Colorado Springs (ages 13-17) playing some of your favorite rock songs. They have performed at some of the area’s best venues including Sunshine Studios Live, The Black Sheep, Boot Barn Hall and the Red Rocks Amphitheater. This is a show you don’t want to miss!

    Join these dynamic youngsters to close the 2024 Territory Days Festival!

OK CORRAL BEER GARDEN ~ Band Information

  • Exit West

    Saturday at 11am in the OK Corral Beer Garden.

    Colorado-based band, Exit West, combines a heavy influence from the outlaw era of country music with a unique sound all their own. Winners of the Nash Next contest for “Best Original Country Band in Colorado” 3 times, several of their songs are played on radio stations across the country. Their single “Bring Those Outlaws Back” remained number one on the independent country music charts for 3 weeks in a row. They have shared the stage with many other great artists such as Lynyrd Skynyrd, Confederate Railroad, Bellamy Brothers, Joe Nichols, Cody Johnson, Jon Pardi, Eli Young Band and many more.

  • Kings of the Underground

    Saturday at 3pm in the OK Corral Beer Garden.

    Kings Of The Underground is a high-energy rock n roll band made up of members of local and regional music legends, The Autono, Lazy Spacemen, and Fear Of Sleep. Featuring Chris Schutz on vocals, Chuck Snow & Alan Stiles on guitars, Doug Conlon on bass, and Mark Larez on drums, they play a mix of originals, 80's underground, and modified classic rock tunes.

    They are heavily invested in channeling the pure, unfiltered, and unfettered spirit of rock n' roll into their live performances.

    They stand out among today's tepid musical offerings as a reminder of the sonic power of music when wielded by true believers.

  • The Threadbarons

    Sunday at 11am in the OK Corral Beer Garden.

    The music of the Threadbarons is informed by the vast variety of life. Members hail from New York, Illinois, and Colorado. They range in age from their matured 40s to their deeply weathered 60s. You’ll hear the inspirations: Dylan in his electric years; Wilco in their prime. You may be reminded of The Band, as various members take the mic. But you might not hear a more authentic commentary on the very human road we all travel.

    Dan Sidor/ Drums, percussion, vocals.

    Chad Granoff/ Guitars

    Greg Fellman/ Bass and vocals

    Glenn Taylor/ Pedal steel guitar and vocals

  • Ryan Chrys & The Rough Cuts

    Sunday at 3pm in the OK Corral Beer Garden.

    Ryan Chrys & The Rough Cuts bring forth new energy to music fans who love the heroes and outlaws of old. Influenced by the songs and personalities of legends like Waylon and Willie, they drive their sound with blazing guitars and a rock n’ roll attitude.

    The band pays respect to classic styles, but anyone can tell from their overdriven sound that they’re far from traditionalists.

    Recommended for lovers of both classic country and 70’s rock n roll.

  • Retromental

    Monday at 10:30am in the OK Corral Beer Garden.

    Formed in late 2023, Retromental are fairly newcomers to the Colorado Springs music scene with some deep seated history that are taking the area by storm comprised of former members of 6035 and Cracked Sky

    with fresh new face Jennifer Bennett on vocals, Toby Kinnaman and Dave "Seed" Turnupseed on guitars, James Finn on bass, Marina Kinnaman on keys and the one and Sean Satterfield on drums . Together, they present an eclectic playlist ranging from classic rock to new rock favorites! Critics say that this line up are energetic, entertaining and fun at every show, and the talent this band possesses is Top Shelf ALL THE WAY!

  • Groove 'N Motion & Rocky Mountain Horns

    Monday at 2:30pm in the OK Corral Beer Garden.

    Groove ‘N Motion (& The Rocky Mountain Horns) is Colorado’s premier powerhouse variety/show band featuring the horn-driven classics from Chicago, Tower of Power, Earth Wind & Fire, Blood Sweat & Tears as well as current hits from Bruno Mars, Justin Timberlake and Mayer Hawthorne and countless others. Groove ‘N Motion is powered by a 5-pc laser guided horn section, a 5-pc rocking rhythm section and 5 outstanding/energizing vocalists representing distinct vocal styles that create a varied and exciting listening experience. With a massive repertoire of hits from every decade, there is something for every musical taste and will have you singing along and dancing in no time!

CLOCKTOWER STAGE ~ Band Information

  • Gus Meza

    Saturday and Monday at 10:00am, and Sunday at 3:00pm on the Clocktower Stage at 25th St. & Colorado Ave.

    Gus Meza began to play the guitar and sing at the age of 12. He cut his first album of original songs at the age of 23. One of his originals titled, "River Jordan" hit #3 on a local Christian radio station.

    Gus performs hits from the golden era of American Music; from Gospel to Spanish love songs, Motown to Johnny Cash, Elvis to Frank Sinatra throughout the community.

    Gus Meza has recorded 5 CD’s entitled: Frankly Speaking (all Sinatra songs), Loving Life (Country mix), and 3 Christian CD’s - "Wave of Praise", "Charity", and "It's All About Jesus".

  • Family Elephant

    Saturday at high noon on the Clocktower Stage at 25th St. & Colorado Ave.

    Family Elephant is a Roots-Rock band based out of Woodland Park, CO. The core members of the band are Joe McGarry, Justin Fischer and Julian Dillon. Committed to honest song writing and a moving dance floor, the music draws influence from Rock & Roll, Blues, Funk and Country Music. Family Elephant collaborates with and features many of the area’s finest musicians and has performed at prominent Colorado festivals including Meadowgrass, and Mountain of the Sun. The band's debut album Treats (2018) was recorded, engineered, and mastered independently with the help of hit-making mastering engineer Chet Bennett.

  • Myke Miller

    Saturday at 3:30pm and Sunday at 5:00pm on the Clocktower Stage at 25th St. & Colorado Ave.

    Myke Miller started singing at an early age in church and the school choir. On his 14th Xmas he received his first guitar and it was like Magic. Class of 97 and navy Corpsman until 2001 he put his music on hold to serve his country.

    Myke has fronted many bands including Heaven Sent, The Drive, Lawst Dogz, The Remedy, Soulshine and Well Played.

  • Steve Bench

    Sunday at 10:00am on the Clocktower Stage at 25th St. & Colorado Ave.

    Steve Bench is a local musician who has been performing in Colorado Springs for over 30 years. Currently he is playing solo guitar every weekend as one of the resident musicians at the Flying Horse country club Steakhouse. He loves playing acoustic classics from the ‘60s to ‘80s from artists such as the Eagles, Doobie Brothers, James Taylor, the Beatles, America, Kenny Loggins, and CSN&Y. He covers over a thousand songs of many styles including Rock, Pop, Country, Folk, and Motown.

  • Laura Rupejko

    Sunday at 12:30pm on the Clocktower Stage at 25th St. & Colorado Ave.

    Laura Rupejko is a local musician in Colorado Springs. She has been playing and singing for over 25 years and is currently the resident musician at the Garden of the Gods Resort and Club. She plays everything from Frank Sinatra to Ed Sheeran, Carole King to Sheryl Crow, Young MC to Outcast and everything in between! She loves all styles of music and enjoys entertaining everyone of all ages.

  • Hot Boots Duo

    Monday at 12:00pm on the Clocktower Stage at 25th St. & Colorado Ave.

    The Hot Boots Duo is a versatile duo providing smooth pop and jazz sounds, country, and rock.

    This duo plays regularly at upper end restaurants, breweries, and private parties all over Southern Colorado. Barry Spaeth on guitars and vocal and Christina Van Camp on bass, flute, and vocals deliver an experience that the whole family will enjoy.

  • Jack Field and JD Martin

    Monday from 2:00pm through 6:00pm on the Clocktower Stage at 25th St. & Colorado Ave.

    lack Field and JD Martin are a musical duo from Colorado Springs. The two multi-instrumentalists cover pop and rock throughout the decades and are constantly jamming and performing while home for the summer from school. Keep up with their music on Instagram at @_jackfield_ and @jdcoloradomusic.