Monthly Wine & Jazz Nights starting April 14th
Monthly Wine & Jazz Nights starting April 14th
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Wine & Jazz Nights in the Radio Room 2nd Tues of every month 6pm-8
Featuring Phenix Jazz
Step into the warm glow of the Radio Room and settle in for an evening of smooth pours and even smoother grooves.
Jazz returns for a sophisticated night of classic standards, cool swing, Latin rhythms, and soulful improvisation — all in the intimate setting of KAFM’s premier listening room. Doors open
Hiroya Tsukamoto July 24th
Hiroya Tsukamoto July 24th
"A Journey Through Strings and Stories"
Tsukamoto brings a blend of masterful fingerstyle guitar and evocative storytelling that transcends cultural barriers. His artistry, honed at the prestigious Berklee College of Music, has been celebrated on renowned stages like the Blue Note in NYC and the United Nations, and lauded for its “delicate, fluid, and beautifully detailed” style by Acoustic Guitar magazine.
Tsukamoto’s concerts are not just musical events; they are immersive experiences that weave lyrical narratives with intricate melodies. Recognized for his soulful performances that create an orchestra at his fingertips, he invites audiences into his world of musical exploration and emotional expression. This is a rare opportunity to witness a performer who has been celebrated for his ability to take listeners on an “impressionistic journey” (Boston Herald). Enchanting music that promises to resonate long after the final note is played.
Doors open at 6:30 show starts at 7
Joel Alden White Aug 4th
Joel Alden White Aug 4th
Joel Alden White
Tuesday, August 4th
Doors: 6:30 PM | Show: 7:00 PM
Joel Alden White is a singer/songwriter and actor from West Texas. WiJoel Alden White is a singer/songwriter and actor from West Texas. Winner of the AWA song of the Year 2023 for Once I was A Cowboy, recipient of the Spur Award 2026 for Roads & Barbwire, recepient of 2 Will Rogers Medallions for 2026, and eight-time nominee in the IWMA and AWA.
Joel has cowboyed and managed ranches in West Texas, been a Yard Manager for a West Texas Commercial Feedyard and a cattle buyer. Currently Joel is “technically” retired spending time with his wife, Kelly, in their home in Timbercreek Canyon just outside of Amarillo, making music, traveling, and performing.
White’s first 2 albums found success on the Roots Americana Country Charts with singles charting as high as a #1. His most recent 2 projects "Once I Was A Cowboy" and "Roads and Barbwire" have been widely acclaimed in the Western Music world. Joel has been a favorite of several Cowboy Music & Poetry gatherings and continues to tour and entertain fans of Cowboy Music.
Joel has also done a little acting as of late. He has a recurring background role as a Staten Ranch Hand in the second season of Netflix's Ransom Canyon and the new Yellowstone series Dutton Ranch currently being taped.
Doors open at 6:30 show starts at 7
A Celebration of The Life and Music of John Anglim Aug 7th
A Celebration of The Life and Music of John Anglim Aug 7th
Friday, August 7th
Doors: 6:30 PM | Show: 7:00 PM
Join us for an unforgettable evening celebrating the life, music, and lasting legacy of John Anglim, featuring performances by the two bands he loved to play with—Sparkplug and Flat Top Reed.
John was a cherished member of the KAFM family, an original member of the station's Board of Directors, a longtime host of The Kitchen Sink and State of the Arts, and a passionate advocate for community radio, local music, and the arts. Whether he was behind a microphone, playing his harmonica on stage, or championing local artists, John's enthusiasm and generosity left an enduring mark on our community.
This special benefit concert brings together friends, fellow musicians, and listeners to celebrate John's extraordinary life through the music he loved most. Sparkplug and Flat Top Reed will take the stage in tribute to their friend and bandmate, sharing an evening filled with great music, fond memories, laughter, and heartfelt remembrance.
All proceeds from the event will benefit KAFM Community Radio, helping carry forward John's vision of a community connected through local voices, music, and the arts.
Come celebrate a life well lived, remember a dear friend, and help ensure that John's legacy continues to inspire future generations through the station he helped build.
Susan Gibson Aug 9th
Susan Gibson Aug 9th
Susan Gibson
Sunday, August 9th
Doors: 6:30 PM | Show: 7:00 PM
Award-winning songwriter Susan Gibson knows all about blessings, hard roads, and the kind of songs that take on a life of their own. Nearly three decades after writing “Wide Open Spaces,” which became one of the biggest country songs of all time, Gibson has continued building a life on the road — traveling with dogs, songs, and a clear-eyed commitment to telling the truth.
Her songs carry the perspective of someone who has known grief, sobriety, family loss, heartbreak, healing, and the long miles between them — but still finds a way to leave listeners feeling wiser, lighter, and uplifted. Whether writing about the things that hurt or finding the humor and resilience buried inside them, Gibson brings honesty, warmth, and connection to every room she plays.
Geek Parties present A Midsummer Night's Dream Aug 12th
Geek Parties present A Midsummer Night's Dream Aug 12th
A Midsummer Night's Dream: The Mechanicals
Presented by Geek Parties of the Grand Valley
Experience Shakespeare's comedy like never before as Geek Parties of the Grand Valley brings the hilarious Mechanicals from A Midsummer Night's Dream to life in the intimate setting of the KAFM Radio Room!
Follow the delightfully bumbling troupe of amateur actors as they rehearse—and disastrously perform—their unforgettable play. Filled with wit, physical comedy, and larger-than-life characters, this entertaining production is perfect for seasoned Shakespeare lovers and newcomers alike.
Wednesday, August 12
6:30 PM
KAFM Radio Room
Suggested Donation: $20
All proceeds benefit KAFM Community Radio, helping keep independent, local, listener-supported radio thriving on the Western Slope.
Come laugh, celebrate local theater, and support community radio—all in one memorable evening!
The West Slope Cowboy Gathering Nov 6th & 7th
The West Slope Cowboy Gathering Nov 6th & 7th
KAFM Invites you to Celebrate the enduring spirit of the American West at the Western Slope Cowboy Gathering, a two-day celebration of authentic cowboy poetry, music, storytelling, and western heritage.
The gathering opens Friday, November 6, with award-winning singer, songwriter, and fourth-generation Texas Panhandle rancher Dale Burson. A master of guitar, banjo, mandolin, and fiddle, Burson has entertained audiences at cowboy gatherings across the country for more than three decades. His heartfelt songs, recorded by artists including Red Steagall, honor the timeless western values of honesty, integrity, faith, hard work, and the ranching way of life.
On Saturday, November 7, acclaimed cowboy singer-songwriter Ryan Fritz takes the stage. A working rancher whose music is deeply rooted in real-life cowboy experiences, Fritz draws inspiration from the landscapes, people, and traditions of the West. Winner of the 2017 Wrangler Heritage Award for his song Keeper of the West, Ryan has released ten albums filled with vivid stories of ranch life, family, and the enduring cowboy spirit.
Throughout the weekend, audiences will enjoy performances by talented cowboy poets and western musicians from across the region, sharing stories, songs, humor, and traditions that preserve the rich heritage of the American West.
Whether you're a lifelong ranching enthusiast or simply appreciate authentic western culture, the Western Slope Cowboy Gathering offers an unforgettable weekend of music, poetry, fellowship, and the traditions that continue to shape the West.
Date: November 6 & 7, 10:00 am-10:00pm
Location: 2400 Consistory Ct, Grand Junction, CO 81501
Details:
The Western Slope Cowboy Gathering The Western Slope Cowboy Gathering was initiated in 2015 by Terry Nash, Peggy Malone, and Nona Kelley Carver for the celebration and sharing of modern and classic Cowboy Poetry and Music.
See some of the BEST local and national cowboy poets and musicians for your listening pleasure in beautiful Grand Junction, Colorado.
Schedule of Events
Friday Nov 6 and Saturday Nov 7 Day Performers: 10 am to 5 pm FREE (Donations Accepted)
Evening Performers Nov 6th or Nov 7th 7 pm to 9 pm
One Evening Ticket: $20
Nov 6th & Nov 7th 2 Day Weekend Ticket: $30
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