Get ready for a charming night with The Ukuladies, Albuquerque’s ukulele-powered delight! This three- to six-piece ensemble brings infectious ukulele rhythms, tight harmonies, and a dash of tap-dance flair, spinning recognizable covers with joyful twists. Voted a 2025 nominee for New Mexico’s top cover band, their shows are bright, buzzy, and brimming with personality.
New to the scene but rich in talent, Acoustic Gap is a trio of seasoned musicians blending Americana, modern bluegrass, swing, jazz, and original songs into a sound that’s quietly powerful and beautifully tight. Featuring Cindi Cone (fiddle), Anne Luna (upright bass), and Randy McSpadden (guitar), their three-part harmonies will give you goosebumps—and their musicianship … Continued
Settle in for an intimate evening with Moksi, a heartfelt indie-soul duo born under New Mexico’s big sky. Founded by Delaney Davis and joined by her wife Valorie on percussion in 2021, this duo shares a journey through resilience, love, and healing—a deep true‑to‑life sound shaped by chronic illness, high desert landscapes, and genuine connection.
Slip into something cool with The Fabulous Martini‑Tones, ABQ’s exotic surf‑rock trio for whom every show is a stylish escape. They blend classic California surf, dark western noir, spy‑movie themes, psychedelic jazz, and sultry Bossa Nova into a sound that’s retro, cinematic, and irresistibly groovy
Ride the wave of swinging dirty blues and true rock‑n‑roll with Albuquerque’s own Rudy “Boy” Jaramillo at the helm. This energetic trio channels raw vintage blues and contemporary Southwest rock that feels like homecoming in a honky‑tonk
Sink into the heart of ABQ’s soundscape with Y.C. & the Moondance Kids, a spirited quintet crafting a refreshing blend of Americana, garage rock, and roots. Featuring Grey Sea, Jacob Chavez, Matt Robak, Amy Urb, and AJ Gutierrez, their unique energy and heartfelt jams are making waves in our local scene
Bring your good vibes and thirst for groove—The Riddims, Albuquerque’s High Desert Reggae pioneers, are in town. Fusing roots reggae, hip‑hop, rock, and native New Mexican rhythms, this six-piece delivers soulful basslines, uplifting melodies, and a feel-good concert experience that’s pure desert sunshine.
Formed in 2017 in ABQ, Mineral Hill delivers "human country funk" and eclectic feral Americana with raw energy and playful edge. Drummer-vocalist Lauren Addario, multi-instrumentalist Jonathan Mack, and keyboardist John Funkhouser have become a beloved Southwest staple—described as “the house band at the human dog park.” Expect story-driven songs, unexpected grooves, and a vibe that’s … Continued
