Monday, May 4th

7:30pm

Free Event

Zak Podmore is an award-winning author and journalist who has spent more than a decade writing about water and conservation issues in the western United States. He is the author of two books published by Torrey House Press, Confluence: Navigating the Personal & Political on Rivers of the New West (2019) and Life After Dead Pool: Lake Powell’s Last Days and the Rebirth of the Colorado River (2024). Until recently, Zak was the southern Utah reporter for The Salt Lake Tribune. He lives in Bluff, Utah.

Zak's recent book explores Lake Powell's last days and the rebirth of the Colorado River. The event will be held on the outside patio, and the Dilly Dally Bar will be open.

Sunday, May 24th

Doors @7pm

$15 Presale/ $20 DOS

Fai Laci is a Boston-born rock quintet on a mission to pull people off their phones and back into something real. Fronted by founder Luke Faillaci alongside guitarists Anthony Cervone and Michael “Goldie” Goldblatt, bassist Cal Hamandi, and drummer Zack Putnam, the band has built a fiercely loyal grassroots following through electrifying, cathartic live shows across the Northeast, amassing hundreds of thousands of monthly listeners and millions of streams entirely on their own terms. Their debut album Elephant in the Room, produced by Dan Auerbach at Easy Eye Sound in Nashville, captures the band’s raw, communal spirit—blending punk urgency, glam stomp, and classic rock theatrics with sharp songwriting and fearless tempo shifts. Living together and creating as a true collective, Fai Laci crafts music that feels both explosive and deeply human, balancing brazen rock anthems with bruised-heart ballads. At its core, the band is about connection: five friends making bold, unpredictable rock and roll designed to bring people together and remind them they rule.

Saturday, May 30th

Doors @ 6pm

$20 Presale/ $25 DOS

Formed in the fall of 2022, The Dirty Turkeys emerged from the basement jam scenes of Boulder, Colorado, carving out a raw, unfiltered take on psychedelic rock. What began as late-night sessions between friends has evolved into a high-octane touring act headlining stages across the U.S.

Their bond fuels a sound they’ve dubbed “Acid Cow Punk”—a gritty fusion of psychedelia, surf, punk, and outlaw country. Fronted by brothers Brad and Russ Hansen, and joined by childhood friends Sam Baker and Ty Tullar, the band thrives on a deep-rooted chemistry. 

Following the momentum of their early shows, The Dirty Turkeys hit the road for their debut independent tour—the Cowboy Caravan Tour—playing over 30 shows across five states in summer 2024. Along the way, they cultivated a loyal following in cities like Denver, San Diego, and Los Angeles.

In the wake of that tour, the band rolled out their debut album, Cowboy Caravan, a wild and genre-bending showcase of their sound. They were soon named “Denver's Best Acid Rock Band” and make the list of “Must See Rock Bands of 2025”. The band is currently on another west coast summer tour and have a coast to coast US tour planned for October and November of 2025. 

Drawing inspiration from icons like The Velvet Underground, The Doors, Dick Dale, and The Stooges, The Dirty Turkeys have built a reputation for delivering high-energy, immersive live performances that feel both timeless and on the edge of something new.

The band just wrapped up their Feast Your Ears tour, which took them all across the West and even saw them headlining a festival in Alaska. Along the way, they’ve been gaining momentum and sharing the stage with acts like Low Cut Connie, The Old Mervs, and Bombargo. This fall, they hit the road again for a U.S. tour in October and November with Bombargo bringing their sound to the East and South.

Beyond the stage, The Dirty Turkeys are also the co-founders and resident “house band” of The Electric Honey Experience—a vibrant, fast-growing music and arts festival in Utah that recently drew over 1000 attendees in its third year.

Trestles is a surf/psych outfit from Santa Cruz, California. Formed in 2021, the band has spent the last several years developing a sound based in 1960’s west coast garage rock tradition. From their early days as a fresh faced college rock band to their more recent years as garage revivalists, the band has consistently been rooted in the culture of Santa Cruz.

With their own take on a surf/60’s revival sound, Trestles’ current day sound is the byproduct of shared time studying and obsessing over the history of music recording arts at the local community college. The band’s attitude about “...what makes guitar bands worth anything in the age of infinitely accessible stimulation,” seems to be Trestles’ only traceable ethos. Seeing the current landscape of independent music projects as “...a bunch of short-form theatre acts,” the band’s only goal is to do what they feel is actually worth doing, and to do it well.

Thursday, June 4th

Doors @ 6pm

$20 Presale/ $25 DOS

Zak Toscani is a standup comedian and writer based on the West Coast. Known for his originality, vulnerability, and sharp perspective, Zak’s comedy has taken him from the Pacific Northwest to international stages. He's performed at major festivals like Bumbershoot, Bridgetown, and High Plains, and he's the most frequent guest on the beloved podcast All Fantasy Everything. Zak has also written for Comedy Central, with his work featured in TIME, The AV Club, Buzzfeed, Vice, and more.

Saturday June 20th

6pm

Registration coming soon.

Hold onto your butts. It’s bigger and better than ever. The names, the outfits, the egos, they’re all coming back this June. The biggest stage in the Beer Mile Circuit is turning up the heat and bringing the mayhem back to Dolores. Are you up for a little friendly competition? Toe the line, punk. 

Saturday, June 20th

@ Dolores River Brewery (One Block Away!)

Show @ 8pm

J. Roddy Walston is a force of nature. If his hits like Heavy Bells is are a war cry, then the deep cuts like Boys Can Never Tell are a tactical cosmic retreat. For some, his music is a form of religion, psychedelic in its intensity, transformative in its grip on the body, shaking loose something primal that’s been buried too long. It’s not about thinking, It’s about moving, feeling, surrendering. His influences are a riot of contradictions: Kurt Cobain’s fury, Nilsson’s fractured sweetness, Zeppelin’s power, and somewhere in there a perverted nod to William Onyeabor’s lonely calculator funk. Critics try to box him in, but Walston can’t be contained—he does chaos, and his live shows do damage, but fortunately his songs can pay the tab. Catch him and his band before he burns it all down again.

Saturday, July 4th

Doors @7pm

$15

Austin’s The Bright Light Social Hour are widely recognized as the essence of Texas psych rock – no one better captures or defies the genre, twisting southern blues, hypnotic grooves, and pulsing synths into sweaty, ecstatic journeys that linger long after the lights go up.

From retro-futurist masterpieces like Space Is Still the Place and Emergency Leisure to composing for HBO, MTV, Nintendo, and the award-winning theme for Sneaky Pete at Bryan Cranston’s request, their music drifts between cosmic psychedelia and late-night dancefloor heat, weaving fat basslines, ecstatic percussion, and three-part harmonies that sting and soothe at once.

Live, they’re a full-body experience: part revival, part warehouse party, part cosmic trip – music that hits the chest, drops the booty and tears the fabric of the understood.

“Their expansive sound, penchant for experimentation and incredible shows combine a psychedelic southern blues-rock aesthetic with danceable electronics… Continually exhilarating.” –David Dye, NPR’s World Cafe

“A lush, space-western odyssey.” – Consequence of Sound

“Surreal, dreamlike… take me right to bed vocals.”  – The Denver Post

“A touch of grunge, a little grime, and lots of spacey, psychedelic mind-melting sounds.” – Leafly

“Transportive… like you're floating off to a galaxy far, far away.” – Vice

Sunday, July 19th

Doors @7pm

$15 Presale/ $20 DOS

The Saint Cecilia’s sound is rooted in the classic rock of the 1960s and 70s-drawing inspiration from legends like The Rolling Stones, The Beatles, Creedence Clearwater Revival, and Rush-while also embracing the energy and style of modern rock bands such as Arctic Monkeys and The 1975. Their music is characterized by energetic guitar riffs, driving rhythms, and lyrics that reflect personal experiences, love, and the challenges of pursuing a musical dream. The band members’ diverse backgrounds add further depth, with French discipline and Costa Rican “pura vida” spirit blending in both their sound and work ethic.