Thursdays we are hosting our open mic night! Come down with your instrument and show off your skills. If you don’t have a guitar we have a house guitar you are welcome to play.

The Cody Boys will be taking over Saturday nights as the house band at The Colonel. They’ll continue their familiar mix of crowd favorites while rotating through themed evenings, including Honky Tonk nights, Oldies nights, and 70s/80s sets. Each Saturday brings something a little different, with the same strong local musicianship.

Join Mark Fisher and Jill Roberts in this fun, beginner-friendly, 4-week club/merengue dance series. Certainly, the easiest dance to learn because you step on every beat. Whether you’re brand-new or ready to polish your moves, we’ve got you covered. This class will make you want to move your body and your partner to bands playing fast, thumping, driving music. We will start beginning lessons on May 7 and gradually build your skills step by step while dancing to everything from pop hits like “I just Might” (Bruno Mars), to classics like “September” (Earth, Wind & Fire), to rock favorites like “Start Me Up” (Rolling Stones) and country songs like “All Night” (Brothers Osborne). You will own these easy moves and never sit out another wedding reception or a hot band on a Friday night.

And the party doesn’t stop when class ends…
Join us in the bar afterward for more of this dance music where you can practice your new moves in a relaxed, social setting.

4-Week Session – only $20 per person total

May 7, 14, 21 & 28

 Come solo, bring a friend, meet new people—we will rotate partners, and everyone dances.

 Join the fun and learn lots of new moves this Spring! 💃🕺

The Cody Boys will be taking over Saturday nights as the house band at The Colonel. They’ll continue their familiar mix of crowd favorites while rotating through themed evenings, including Honky Tonk nights, Oldies nights, and 70s/80s sets. Each Saturday brings something a little different, with the same strong local musicianship.

Join Mark Fisher and Jill Roberts in this fun, beginner-friendly, 4-week club/merengue dance series. Certainly, the easiest dance to learn because you step on every beat. Whether you’re brand-new or ready to polish your moves, we’ve got you covered. This class will make you want to move your body and your partner to bands playing fast, thumping, driving music. We will start beginning lessons on May 7 and gradually build your skills step by step while dancing to everything from pop hits like “I just Might” (Bruno Mars), to classics like “September” (Earth, Wind & Fire), to rock favorites like “Start Me Up” (Rolling Stones) and country songs like “All Night” (Brothers Osborne). You will own these easy moves and never sit out another wedding reception or a hot band on a Friday night.

And the party doesn’t stop when class ends…
Join us in the bar afterward for more of this dance music where you can practice your new moves in a relaxed, social setting.

4-Week Session – only $20 per person total

May 7, 14, 21 & 28

 Come solo, bring a friend, meet new people—we will rotate partners, and everyone dances.

 Join the fun and learn lots of new moves this Spring! 💃🕺

Join us Friday night for The Cody Boys. Live music, a full bar, and a dance floor ready to go. Come out and show some love for local talent.

$15 on Eventbrite. $20 at the door.

Join us for an incredible performance by Jalan Crossland. A national flatpicking champion and Wyoming Favorite bluegrass, folk and country songwriter. VIP tables will be available first-come first-serve and must be bought in groups of four. These include a charcuterie board from Trailhead Restaraunt and table service. General admission also available.

Jalan Crossland is nationally acclaimed by audiences, critics, and his musical peers as being a premier acoustic guitarist, banjo player, singer-songwriter, and engaging showman. Along with dozens of regional contest awards, his extraordinary guitar work earned him National Fingerstyle Guitar Championship Runner Up honors in ’97 and the State Flatpick Championship title of his home state in 1999. His 2017 album, “Singalongs For The Apocalypse”, won Wyoming Public Radio’s People’s Choice - Album Of The Year award. In recognition for his contribution to the arts in Wyoming, he was bestowed the Governor’s Arts Award in 2013.

Join Mark Fisher and Jill Roberts in this fun, beginner-friendly, 4-week club/merengue dance series. Certainly, the easiest dance to learn because you step on every beat. Whether you’re brand-new or ready to polish your moves, we’ve got you covered. This class will make you want to move your body and your partner to bands playing fast, thumping, driving music. We will start beginning lessons on May 7 and gradually build your skills step by step while dancing to everything from pop hits like “I just Might” (Bruno Mars), to classics like “September” (Earth, Wind & Fire), to rock favorites like “Start Me Up” (Rolling Stones) and country songs like “All Night” (Brothers Osborne). You will own these easy moves and never sit out another wedding reception or a hot band on a Friday night.

And the party doesn’t stop when class ends…
Join us in the bar afterward for more of this dance music where you can practice your new moves in a relaxed, social setting.

4-Week Session – only $20 per person total

May 7, 14, 21 & 28

 Come solo, bring a friend, meet new people—we will rotate partners, and everyone dances.

 Join the fun and learn lots of new moves this Spring! 💃🕺

Join Mark Fisher and Jill Roberts in this fun, beginner-friendly, 4-week club/merengue dance series. Certainly, the easiest dance to learn because you step on every beat. Whether you’re brand-new or ready to polish your moves, we’ve got you covered. This class will make you want to move your body and your partner to bands playing fast, thumping, driving music. We will start beginning lessons on May 7 and gradually build your skills step by step while dancing to everything from pop hits like “I just Might” (Bruno Mars), to classics like “September” (Earth, Wind & Fire), to rock favorites like “Start Me Up” (Rolling Stones) and country songs like “All Night” (Brothers Osborne). You will own these easy moves and never sit out another wedding reception or a hot band on a Friday night.

And the party doesn’t stop when class ends…
Join us in the bar afterward for more of this dance music where you can practice your new moves in a relaxed, social setting.

4-Week Session – only $20 per person total

May 7, 14, 21 & 28

 Come solo, bring a friend, meet new people—we will rotate partners, and everyone dances.

 Join the fun and learn lots of new moves this Spring! 💃🕺

The Cody Boys will be taking over Saturday nights as the house band at The Colonel. They’ll continue their familiar mix of crowd favorites while rotating through themed evenings, including Honky Tonk nights, Oldies nights, and 70s/80s sets. Each Saturday brings something a little different, with the same strong local musicianship.

Get ready for a night of incredible live music at The Colonel Venue & Cigar Lounge! The Young Dubliners are hitting the stage with their energetic tunes, and the Susan Gibson will kick things off with their unique sound. Don't miss out - it's going to be a blast! Grab your friends and head over to The Colonel for a night you won't forget.

VIP tickets: $40 (includes charcuterie board and table service, must be booked in groups of 4, tables are first-come, first-serve)

After thirty years as one of the world’s leading Celtic Rock bands, The Young Dubliners have begun work on their tenth studio album (with longtime producer Irish-born Tim Boland) while still maintaining their busy tour schedule. They have returned to the road post-pandemic stronger than ever and determined to bring their fusion of Celtic and rock music to as many people as they can.

The band is Keith Roberts (vocals / guitar), Chas Waltz (Violin, keys, vocals), Justin Pecot (guitar, vocals), Dave Ingraham (drums) and Ethan Jones (bass guitar). With a batch of incredible new songs and an undeniable energy, the band is excited to bring their show to festivals, theaters and clubs around the world.

“We want to be the band who reminds the world how important a good gig can be to our sanity after what we’ve all been through,” says Roberts.

For only the second time the band is looking to its fans to finance the album instead of a traditional record company.

“The business has changed so much over our lifetime that it no longer makes sense for us to take money from a label and then owe it all back,” adds Roberts. “Making all our supporters co-producers is a far more rewarding way to make a record and allows us to maintain control all the way”.

The Young Dubliners have released nine albums to date. In recent years, the band has appeared twice on ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel Live, had songs featured in TV shows (Sons Of Anarchy, Human Target) and toured extensively as a headliner and as the opener for such a diverse list of artists as Collective Soul, Jethro Tull, Johnny Lang, Los Lobos and Chris Issak.

Although the Young Dubliners sound is most commonly called Celtic Rock, that label can often be misleading. The Irish influence is certainly there, but it’s not the only influence that bursts through on their albums or live shows. After all, several of the band members have no Irish roots of any kind.

“That was always the idea,” Roberts said. “The sound was intended to be a hybrid because we all come from different backgrounds. Even though I am from Ireland, a lot of the music I listened to growing up wasn’t Irish at all, but when I got here, I got homesick and developed a new appreciation for Irish Music. In truth the Celtic riffs can just as easily come from the American band members. Everyone writes now so you never know what you’ll end up with.”

$15 on Eventbrite. $20 at the door

‘ANOTHER PETAL FALLS OFF THE ROSE,’ OUT NOW!“Superb guitar playing...incredibly stunning songs”-Americana UK“

Jeff Crosby is an uncompromising American songwriting voice and a powerhouse guitarist.”-Dave Schools(Widespread Panic)

Born and raised in a quiet mountain town in Northern Idaho,singer-songwriter Jeff Crosby has carved out a distinct voice in theAmericana genre. His songs unfold like intimate diary entries, capturing the rugged beauty of love, loss, and the restless pursuitof life on the move.

With his seventh studio album,‘Another Petal Falls Off of theRose’, Jeff Crosby embraces a new sonic direction, blendingexpansive arrangements with themes of redemptionandforgiveness. Produced by Dave Schools of Widespread Panic, thealbum evokes the beauty of Idaho sunsets and showcasesCrosby’s evolving sound.

In addition to his solo work, Crosby has co-written songs withReckless Kelly (“Only See You With My Eyes Closed”) and Micky &the Motorcars (“Hold This Town Together”). His Idaho anthem,“Where I’m From (Idaho),” features Willy & Cody Braun.Based in Austin, TX, Crosby and his band have toured extensivelyacross the US and Europe, sharing the stage with artists likeRobert Earl Keen, Reckless Kelly,Widespread Panic,and JerryJoseph. Known for his distinctive voice and emotive songwriting,Crosby remains a key figure in Americana music.

$10 on Eventbrite. $15 at the door.

In the wake of 2024’s Honky Tonk Ain’t Noise Pollution, Ellis Bullard has left no doubt that country music is still yearning for the true-blue honky-tonk experience he brings to the stage and studio. Listen to Bullard, and you’re listening to a life of barnstorming,hard living, and layers of musical influences. His 2024 itinerary included headlining shows in dance halls and clubs from coast to coast and top billing at the historic Festival Country De Crappone in France.

Ellis kicked off 2025 at the Mile 0 Festival in Key West this past anuary.  “I’m just a person, just a guy out there having a good time and trying to make sure other people are too,” Bullard says. “I give my time to people, and I think that means a lot to them. I’m genuinely trying to forge relationships and have meaningful interactions with all the fans I meet on the road.” After sharing the stage with Texas mainstays like Cody Jinks, Ray Wylie Hubbard, Jason Boland, Reckless Kelly, Randy Rogers, and Whiskey Myers, Bullard has become his own. For his part, Bullard knows he’s on to something, and he’s enjoying the ride.

Cole Clark and High Horse traverse the States playing traditional country/western and rowdy honky-tonk music. From Hank Williams to Dwight Yoakam, they cover the vast landscape of Country. Borrowing from the ways of Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen and hailing from Arizona, High Horse is an inspired honky-tonk bar-band.

Cole sees Honky-Tonk as a niche type of variety band. “To cover the bases of country music, you can play everything from blues, to jazz, to bluegrass, to rock, to cajun music - country takes on so many flavors. In any given show, we’ll have swing, shuffles, waltzes, train beats, rockin’ anthems, sad songs, and rowdy, silly, showy tunes like ‘Smoke, Smoke, Smoke that Cigarette’ and ‘Hot Rod Lincoln’. Hopefully some fiddle and pedal steel, too.”

High Horse has opened for Easton Corbin, Ricochet, and Justin Jeansonne. They're in steady rotation at the historic country bars around Phoenix, including Handlebar J in Scottsdale, the Dirty Drummer in Phoenix, and Harold's Corral in Cave Creek. The band was formed through Cole’s connections with musicians at Horse and Hyde, hence the name honoring the founding place. Every show invites the audience on a spirited, twangy journey through a uniquely American tradition.