The 5 Best Local Bands/Musicians Around Grand County

Live local musicians do more than entertain — they shape the community’s cultural heartbeat. A recent Live Nation study revealed that 84% of fans say live concerts create lasting memories. In the mountains of Grand County, intimate venues and outdoor stages give these performances even more resonance. Celebrated as part of the Best of Grand, these artists prove small towns can deliver big talent that lingers long after the final chord.

Tight Like That

Granby’s own Tight Like That crafts a sultry, jazzy sound steeped in blues and funk. Founded by Lynnea Godfriaux and Brad Pregeant, the duo—also local music educators—blends smoky vocals and rhythmic piano in a way that’s both timeless and fresh Fans know their music sticks with you, long after the echo fades.

Emily Caldwell

Residing in Tabernash, Emily Caldwell is a singer-songwriter whose lyrics and melodies feel like a handwritten letter. Her performances range from acoustic storytelling sessions to polished full-band showcases, each rooted in the landscapes and emotions of home.

Peggy Mann Music

Peggy Mann is a Grand County mainstay, renowned for her tender yet powerful voice. Her original music and live shows attract fans from near and far. Mann’s artistry connects through narrative, making each song an intimate conversation.

Blood Sugar

From Fraser, Blood Sugar brings high-voltage rock to local stages. Their performances are loud, electric, and rooted in classic rock tradition while still leaning toward modern textures. Expect ringing ears and grinning faces at their shows.

Hangtime Band

Hangtime Band thrives on variety. Their sets dip into multiple genres, ensuring there’s something for everyone. They know how to read a room — whether it’s a quiet dinner crowd or a dance floor ready to move, they keep audiences engaged and smiling.

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