Jedi George is the trio of Montrose residents Jed Kovach, Paula George and Bob Becker, who have performed music together since 2016. Their musical style emphasizes three-part harmonies with acoustic guitar work in soft rock and blues. In addition to their original compositions, they cover songs from the ’60s, ’70s and beyond. The group is suited to small venues such as restaurants and bars, parties, special events, fundraisers and community gatherings. Book them by calling 970-596-0442.
Eric Gross is a singer, songwriter and piano player. He studied music in Boston and spent the early part of his career between Boston and Nashville, recording and touring with several artists. He has supported shows for Waylon Jennings, Merle Haggard, The Judds, George Strait, Hank Jr. and Marshall Tucker, among others. Eric plays and sings both powerful, soulful songs and sweet melodic tunes. He is a founding member of Wild Flight, a local original music act emerging into the national spotlight. For more information, visit WildFlightMusic.com to see their NPR Live video or call 970-379-9034 for booking. Find them on Facebook @wildflightmusic.
Coral Skye enjoys sharing her pop “acousti-soul” style of music. With a decade of professional performances under her belt, she has entertained all sorts of audiences, from festival crowds to local nursing home residents and students in school programs. Her inspiration comes from the power of music, family members and the support of her caring audiences. For booking info, call 970-901-2626.
Robin Freed has been teaching harp, hammer dulcimer and keyboards to students of all ages since 2014, specializing in adult/senior beginners. Her student ensemble performs at various concerts throughout the year and is always welcoming new members. Lessons and rehearsals are held in Montrose. For more information, call 970-275-8996.
Though they don’t seek recognition, it’s our pleasure to celebrate some of our community’s most dedicated volunteers at BeaconFest. Join us in applauding these local seniors for their compassionate contributions during a special ceremony, where we’ll also announce the reader-selected Volunteer of the Year.
