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Running Out Of Road is a contemporary bluegrass band hailing from Durango, CO specializing in songwriting, rich vocal harmonies, and ripping fast instrumental breaks. Hope to see you all at a show!
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News and upcoming events
Summer Tour Highlights:----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
May 28th- CKS paddlefest Buena Vista, CO @ The Beach 4-6pm
June 10th- Palisade Roots and Bluegrass Fest- 4-5pm
June 12th- Golden Music Festival, Golden CO 12:00pm
June17th- Telluride Bluegrass Festival Band Competition- 10am
June 25th- Clear Creek RAPIDGRASS Festival
July 3rd- Aspen Sunday Bluegrass Music Series
August 5th-12th- Green River Bluegrass Journey with Dvoraks Rafting-- more trip info here: https://dvorakexpeditions.com/specialty-trips/other-specialty-trips/music-journeys
May 28th- CKS paddlefest Buena Vista, CO @ The Beach 4-6pm
June 10th- Palisade Roots and Bluegrass Fest- 4-5pm
June 12th- Golden Music Festival, Golden CO 12:00pm
June17th- Telluride Bluegrass Festival Band Competition- 10am
June 25th- Clear Creek RAPIDGRASS Festival
July 3rd- Aspen Sunday Bluegrass Music Series
August 5th-12th- Green River Bluegrass Journey with Dvoraks Rafting-- more trip info here: https://dvorakexpeditions.com/specialty-trips/other-specialty-trips/music-journeys
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We are excited to announce that we are a part of the amazing lineup for this summers Palisade Roots and Bluegrass Fest! Check out our tour page and keep and eye out for new dates as we add them to our spring and summer schedule!
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Song: Dead and Gone
House party jamming! |
TELLURIDE!!!
We are thrilled to announce that we took 3rd place in the 2015 Telluride Bluegrass Festival band competition, and got to play on the main stage on Saturday morning! What a thrill, and honor to play at such an amazing place, and share the stage with the other great bands.
We are thrilled to announce that we took 3rd place in the 2015 Telluride Bluegrass Festival band competition, and got to play on the main stage on Saturday morning! What a thrill, and honor to play at such an amazing place, and share the stage with the other great bands.
Check out another review of our new album by Marquee Magazine!
We are looking forward to our summer tour, and the Telluride Bluegrass Band Competition!
BY MARQUEE MAGAZINE ON JUNE 1, 2015 BRIAN F. JOHNSON, CD REVIEWS
Running Out of Road
Rambler’s Reprise
Independent
4 out of 5 stars
Durango’s Running Out of Road say that their new album reflects life in a small western town. And maybe because of that the group seems to have a sweet, aww-shucks innocence as if they were still wet behind the ears, and they are, having only started in 2012. But any preconceived notion of their abilities matching their age as a band goes out the window the second they start picking.
Their latest album Rambler’s Reprise, sounds like an early Yonder album, complete with high energy picking, a dialed-in song structure and flawless harmonies — good enough that the band will play in this month’s Telluride Bluegrass Competition and play several Front Range gigs in July.
While there are songs about booze and blues like one would expect, the band also acts as history professor on “Greene Street Parade,” — one of the discs highlights — telling the tale of a mining tragedy in Silverton in an excellent as well as educational arrangement.
4/5
WONDERFUL
We are looking forward to our summer tour, and the Telluride Bluegrass Band Competition!
BY MARQUEE MAGAZINE ON JUNE 1, 2015 BRIAN F. JOHNSON, CD REVIEWS
Running Out of Road
Rambler’s Reprise
Independent
4 out of 5 stars
Durango’s Running Out of Road say that their new album reflects life in a small western town. And maybe because of that the group seems to have a sweet, aww-shucks innocence as if they were still wet behind the ears, and they are, having only started in 2012. But any preconceived notion of their abilities matching their age as a band goes out the window the second they start picking.
Their latest album Rambler’s Reprise, sounds like an early Yonder album, complete with high energy picking, a dialed-in song structure and flawless harmonies — good enough that the band will play in this month’s Telluride Bluegrass Competition and play several Front Range gigs in July.
While there are songs about booze and blues like one would expect, the band also acts as history professor on “Greene Street Parade,” — one of the discs highlights — telling the tale of a mining tragedy in Silverton in an excellent as well as educational arrangement.
4/5
WONDERFUL
