Fall Fest 2026 Entertainers

Annette & Doug Conlin
Saturday, 1:30 - 3:30 p.m.
Busker Stage
Annette and Doug are a standout Americana/folk-rock duo whose harmonies and melodies blend 1970s storyteller influences with modern themes. Their music ranges from lively to poignant, creating an inviting atmosphere that highlights their heartfelt lyrics. They’ve performed at venues ranging from small coffeehouse stages to large festivals, playing original songs and classic covers. Their family-friendly sets make them ideal for private parties, festivals, and farmers’ markets.

Boomtown String Band
Sunday, 12:30 - 2:30 p.m.
Pocket Park Stage
Boomtown String Band brings high‑octane Bluegrass and Americana to every stage they step on. Powered by guitar, bass, fiddle, mandolin, and banjo, the band delivers fast picking, tight harmonies, and a contagious energy that gets crowds on their feet. They play with heart, grit, and a genuine love for the music—inviting every audience to celebrate right alongside them. Whether it’s a barn dance, festival, brewery, or late‑night jam, Boomtown Stringband turns every show into a foot‑stomping good time.

Cottonwood Drifters
Saturday, 4 - 6 p.m.
Pocket Park Stage
Cottonwood Drifters bring a highly entertaining mix of music rooted in Americana, Bluegrass, and Folk, while also incorporating elements of the blues, traditional Irish, and Jam. They have been driftin' around the Front Range since 2021, happily supplying great music to the masses. Whether it’s delivering thoughtfully written originals or high energy covers with their own twist, Cottonwood Drifters leave it all out there on the stage!

Dueling Loopers:
Christian Jaquez & Jeremy Kitchen
Sunday, 10:30 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Pocket Park Stage
An entertaining and always-unique presentation of hit songs you know and love!
Christian Jaquez and Jeremy Kitchen bring a new musical experience in which each musician must build song components on a looping pedal, live in front of the audience.

Greg Brazill
Sunday, 10:30 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Busker Stage
Greg Brazill is a local Cripple Creek musician who brings a laid-back, acoustic sound to the stage. With guitar in hand, Greg performs familiar favorites and sing-along covers from artists like Jim Croce, The Band, Jimmy Buffett, and other classic Americana and folk-rock favorites. His easygoing style and timeless song selection make for a relaxed, entertaining experience that feels right at home in the Colorado mountains.

Joe Uveges
Sunday, 12:30 - 2:30 p.m.
Busker Stage
Joe has been performing Colorado's Front Range (and nationally) for more than 37 years in every venue imaginable including solo, duo and band incarnations. He has 9 albums out and has been awarded five "Best Of" awards by the CS Gazette over the years. A consummate performer, proficient in guitar, piano (and even a little banjo), Joe has the perfect song for every occasion and the wit to make one up on the spot if necessary. He is based in Colorado Springs where he lives with his wife of 35 years, Kristen.

JUSTUS
Saturday, 1:30 - 3:30 p.m.
Pocket Park Stage
JUSTUS is a premier country band that has been playing for over 30 years all over Colorado in bars, weddings, corporate, and private parties. They bring some of the best older and newer country songs that people love to dance and sing to. They are firm believers that God is great, beer is good, and people are crazy.

Mimic
Sunday, 3 - 5 p.m.
Pocket Park Stage
Mimic is a classic rock cover band based out of Colorado Springs, Colorado. The band performs at local music venues, festivals, and private events. Playing the best classic rock hits from the 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s that keep the crowd dancing and singing along, the band formed in April of 2022 and is comprised of seasoned musicians each with decades of experience in numerous bands. They say they are "classics playing classics, really.
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Mocksey
Saturday, 4 - 6 p.m.
Busker Stage
Mocksey is a Colorado Springs-based acoustic duo featuring vocalist and guitarist Carmen Mock and vocalist and baritone ukulele player Devin Kinsey. Blending lush harmonies, soulful arrangements, and playful chemistry, they bring fresh energy to original music and thoughtfully reimagined covers. Drawing from folk, country, bluegrass, musical theater, and contemporary acoustic music, Mocksey creates an intimate, engaging experience filled with musical surprises, heartfelt moments, and plenty of reasons to sing along.

Scott Akers
Sunday, 3 - 5 p.m.
Busker Stage
Scott Akers is a Colorado Springs based guitarist/singer playing a variety of songs from a wide range of genres including, but not limited to rock, country, blues, Americana, and Western Swing.

UKU:STICK Vibes
Saturday, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Busker Stage
UKU:STIK Vibes is a dynamic musical duo featuring Audrey Eldridge on ukulele and vocals and David Tipton on the Chapman Stick, a unique 12 string instrument capable of playing bass, chords, and melody all at once. Together, they bring a fresh and captivating sound to well-known pop-rock and folk inspired songs, blending the bright, rhythmic charm of the ukulele with the rich, layered textures of the Chapman Stick. Their performances offer a unique and memorable live music experience.

Van Wagner
Saturday, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Pocket Park Stage
Van Wagner is an award-winning Pennsylvania musician and songwriter whose music blends storytelling, history, and a deep connection to the state’s people, places, and natural heritage. A prolific artist, he has released 35 original albums, published Coal Dust, Rust and Sawdust, and was named Central PA’s Best Male Solo Artist in 2024; his music has been featured on the History Channel, WVIA, CMT, and in several film productions. Through his original songs and engaging performances, Van brings Pennsylvania’s history, culture, and landscapes to life while inspiring audiences to learn, connect, and explore.
