KRFC Live@Lunch
Live at Lunch celebrates Colorado and National artists live in the Ginger & Baker Studio and beyond. KRFC gives bands access to professional audio and video producers to create an hour-long spotlight on the artist through live music, stories, and interviews with the videos…
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Tiny Tomboy (opens the original)
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Tiny Tomboy was formed in 2019 when Eliza Neiman-Golden (guitars, vocals) met Ethan Gould (bass, vocals) and Sam Seymour (drums, vocals) at Colorado College. The band became quickly known for their rambunctious live shows and catchy songwriting. After graduating and re-locating an hour north to Denver, the band has joined forces with Mean World Records for their follow up LP “Psychic Scar”, which was released on February 1st, 2025.
Choice City Seven (opens the original)
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The Choice City Seven are a long-time Fort Collins Soul, R&B, and Funk band. Listen to them sing some of their new and classic tunes on KRFC's Live at Lunch. You can also watch this performance on the KRFC RadioVision YouTube page.
Vivian Oblivion (opens the original)
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Originally formed in Fort Collins before a stint in New Orleans and a subsequent return to Colorado, VIVIAN OBLIVION has evolved from a glitchy indie-rock duo into a full-scale ensemble. Their sound is a shimmering mix of indie-pop and experimental rock, defined by glittering synth lines and a rhythmic complexity that occasionally veers into the frantic. The production is vibrant and layered, balancing the cold precision of electronic elements with the warm, organic energy of a live band. The pe
The Bramblers (opens the original)
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The Bramblers are a 5-piece, Fort Collins based group, with member's roots in Americana, Rock, Country Western, Psych Rock, Funk, Folk, and Reggae. This collaborative project is a culmination of diverse songwriting, influences, and instrumentation creating a unique but relatable sound from the Front Range of Colorado since early 2023.
Brūha (opens the original)
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Denver's own Brūha blend surf, punk, Rock en Español, and other genres into their unique sound. Formed in 2022, the band features lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist Fabian Guerrero, his brother Nicolas Guerrero on drums, their cousin Maxim Guerrero on lead guitar, and close friend Christian Olsen on bass. Their music blends indie rock grit with Mexican guitar influences, as well as ‘60’s psychedelia and jazz, creating a unique and dynamic style filled with an appreciation for the past and admira
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