Noon – 12:30
Non-Prophet
1:15 – 2:00
Hand Turkey Band
2:45 – 3:30
YAN YEZ
4:15 – 5:00
Christie Huff
5:45 – 6:45
Flobots
7:30 – 9:00
Sam Grisman Project with The Leslies
The group delivers intimate, high-energy performances centered around classic Jerry Garcia/David Grisman tunes, folk traditions, Dylan deep cuts, and original songs.
Flobots are an alternative hip hop band from Denver, CO, who are on a mission to use their music as a tool to create community, conversation, and ignite the activist in all of us.
Christie Huff is a country-pop singer-songwriter known for blending soulful vocals with catchy, heartfelt storytelling. Christie delivers a fresh engaging sound that resonates with fans around the country.
YAN YEZ is the sound of chaos working in perfect harmony. Raw yet polished. Nostalgic yet forward-thinking. Fun but never frivolous. This Denver-based Indie Post-Pop band has made a name for itself as a genre-defying act.
With an eclectic background ranging from jazz composition to musical theater, Hand Turkey’s sound is a fresh take on classic funk, soul, and pop.
A band of students from the local Morrison-Conifer area and winners of Conifer’s Got Talent.
Steve Physioc is a retired American TV and radio broadcaster who has called play-by-play for various baseball, basketball, and football teams. He retired while working with the Kansas City Royals, whom he had worked with since February 2012. He is also a fictional author. Steve and his wife, Stace, live in Evergreen, Colorado.
Macallan Barber, a recent graduate of Conifer High School, made his mark through theater, choir, and broadcast journalism. He emceed the first three Conifer’s Got Talent shows and starred in The Venue Theatre’s spring musical. Now, he’s taking on his next big role—serving in the United States Marine Corps.
Mountain West Production Group (MWPG) delivers pro-level sound, staging, and lighting to elevate the Mountain Music Fest experience. Supporting their work is a team of student interns and community volunteers who help bring the event to life.
Andy Potter, a 24-year Conifer-Evergreen resident and father of three, is a pillar of the local music scene. He hosts multiple open mics, curates concerts, and launched youth showcases like Conifer’s Got Talent. A former marketing exec, he now leads the LocalBeat startup and ensures Mountain Music Fest runs seamlessly as its Stage Manager.
Waylon Keane, a Conifer High School sophomore, has spent over seven years in local theater at StageDoor, The Venue, and CHS. Though he’s taken the stage, his true passion lies behind the scenes—ensuring smooth, impactful productions. Excited to join the Mountain Music Fest team, Waylon brings enthusiasm, dedication, and a love for all things technical.
Our photography team is dedicated to documenting the sights, sounds, and spirit of Mountain Music Fest. From candid crowd shots to epic stage moments, they’ll be working throughout the event to capture and share the energy, creativity, and community that make MMF an unforgettable experience.
Bridget has been a professional photographer since 2010 when she started Bridget Marie Images, but her true love of photography started back in high school when she was gifted a film camera from her dad. Working with the Wooden Hawk Foundation at the Mountain Music Festival has been a wonderful experience to see current high schoolers delving into new fields and finding their passions.
Ellen Nelson, CPP, M. Photog., is a seasoned Evergreen-based photographer whose award-winning work spans photojournalism, portrait, and commercial photography. Her images have been published globally and are exhibited in two Colorado galleries. In 2025, she was named Team USA’s Top Sports Photographer at the World Photographic Cup for her acclaimed rodeo action image.
My name is Jenn, a multimedia artist and MSU Denver student completing a BFA in graphic design. I’ve been photographing for as long as I can remember, inspired by nature’s organic forms. Growing up in Evergreen, I’ve always aimed to capture the beauty around me—preserving moments that reflect both place and emotion through my lens.
Henry Huske, the official Student Photographer for Mountain Music Fest, brings a sharp eye and creative perspective to every shot. A talented visual storyteller, Henry captures the energy, emotion, and unforgettable moments of the event. His work helps document the heart of MMF while building a standout portfolio as he pursues a future in photography.
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We are excited to announce Saturday, August 15th as the 2026 date for the Mountain Music Fest! Please check back often for updates and discounted tickets as details unfold.
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