Hanna Doreen Brown is an integrative artist from Rochester, NY who brings innovation to the music she writes and to the spaces in which she performs. Drawing from a deep love for music history, Hanna writes music that reflects her roots in classic country and folk music, but that reaches toward more modern and indie influences as well. Her love for music of the past and present can also be seen in her daily work. Hanna performs covers and originals in Northern Colorado senior care facilities and has built her nonprofit program, Sound Affects, around this work. At night, on the weekends, and on tour, Hanna performs the same music for public audiences, constantly trying to draw connections between traditional and modern music. Hanna hopes that as she continues to write songs, she’ll capture the stories of the wise, learn a little about a lot, and break down some stereotypes in the process.

Wyoming Troubadour You don't get any more rural than Wyoming, if that's what you mean by country. I see inspiration every direction I look. I grew up at the doorstep of Yellowstone Park in the Rocky Mountains and I don't suppose I'm moving anywhere anytime soon. I write my own songs and tell my own stories. As a musician, poet, adventurer and outdoorsman my goal is for you to find a little bit of yourself in the songs I sing and the stories I tell. kalynbeasley.com

Graffiti Cuisine Food Truck at Railspur

Tyler T.’s music is energetic and unpredictable, intriguing and danceable, complex yet groovy. Innovative and eclectic, he creates a rich and textured sound by crossing and combining genres including acoustic rock, electric rock, folk, bluegrass, world, prog, psychedelic, and touches of jazz and electronica. Using a unique looping and phrase-sampling technique, he brings together a diverse roster of instruments such as guitar, keys, marimba, and digeridoo, all of which he performs himself. He also often weaves in strings, mandolin, banjo, organ, saxophone, flute, and dobro to create a layered intricacy in his instrumental pieces, and a sense of texture that backs up his vocal performances. On acoustic guitar, he demonstrates a startling range of expression with harmonic and percussive techniques, while his voice whispers, rasps, grinds, and growls. According to Bandwagon Magazine, “e’s not only a world-class singer-songwriter in the folk/jam scene, but well versed in numerous instruments, making him a force to be reckoned with in progressive music as well.” Lyrically, he touches on eternal themes of love and loss, such as in the evocative “Stone Tree” and the wistful “Take Me With You.” What sets him apart is his ability to invoke folklore, such as in the tongue-and-cheek […]

Tuesday - Saturday 2 - 6 PM Happy Hour at the Railspur $4 domestic beers & $5 well drinks!

Tuesday - Saturday 2 - 6 PM Happy Hour at the Railspur $4 domestic beers & $5 well drinks!

SHE DOES IT WITH A VOICE OF OAK AND LEATHER; ... a tone that’s soft and comforting but with an unmistakably solid foundation. Her style is heavy in a way that does not suggest world weariness so much as it does wisdom and an old soul. Her voice will take you by surprise, especially when she sets it loose at an unexpected moment and you realize the power that she has been holding back. It’s a cannon and a paintbrush at once. Elise Wunder’s song writing (somehow wistful, promising and familiar, and completely new) is quietly staggering. Her lyrics, written in a stream of consciousness style that leaves wide space for personal interpretation, are nonetheless clearly autobiographical. Wunder seems to be baring her soul, both the strong parts and the weak, despite her best efforts to protect herself from our prying ears. She can’t help but bleed when she sings, and the vulnerability of her art drives into our hearts with the force of a hammer. The most subtle aspect of Elise’s music is the thin line of darkness that runs through the center of it all. There is a lean towards the abyss, a nod to the void. Maybe […]

Shawn Hess crawled out of a western noir film and into your hearts with songs that stand firmly with one foot in the oldest roots of western music and folk and the other in a modern sensibility for narrative and rhyme. – David Burchfield Montana musician Sean Devine brings together the rugged landscape of the West, nine original songs, and a lifetime of personal experience in his fourth album, Here for It All. Devine first met the album’s producer Josh Thompson (Cody Jinks) at a concert hall in Missoula through a mutual friend, singer-songwriter Ward Davis, who introduced Devine as “the Bob Dylan of Montana.” That off-the-cuff comment compelled Thompson to request some demos and eventually to record Here For It All with Jinks’ band at Sonic Ranch Studios in Tornillo, Texas. Based in Paradise Valley, Devine is a fifth-generation Montanan.

Come enjoy Reggae Night at Railspur featuring live music from the great Gene Clementson, delicious food, fabulous cocktails, and more!  

Railspur, Steve Knox, and with support from Arts Cheyenne bring you Makers Market at Railspur! Watch our space transform into an eclectic vendors market highlighting makers, creatives, and entrepeneurs from across the city featuring local food, art, whiskey beer and other handmade products available for purchase. Railspur will provide a variety of infused tequila/whiskey craft beer/cocktails and retain regular business hours for this event. Our list keeps growing but some of our local vendors include: Steve Knox Chad Blakely James Overstreet Paige Morgan Brainworm Conjuring Alisha Isaccson Denise Hawkins Desirée Brothe Pine Bluffs Distilling Los Conejos Food Truck Dre & JAys Scents Railspur Graffiti Cuisine Natty Cakes Baking Angelic Beauties Botique Owen Soto Art Hart And Sole Bear Necessities Charlee Beth Designs Nana's (Davis Family Farms) WyFresh If your interested in being a vendor at this makers market or one in the future, please message us at info@therailspur.com

Tuesday - Friday 2-5 PM Happy Hour at the Railspur!

Tuesday - Friday 2-5 PM Happy Hour at the Railspur!

Tuesday - Saturday 2 - 6 PM Happy Hour at the Railspur $4 domestic beers & $5 well drinks!