Great bands entertain the crowds in this unforgettable, sunny location, slopeside under the Aerial Tram. Take one last run down the mountain and then enjoy free live music right under the Tram starting at 3pm. Enjoy Road to Rendezvous in the lead-up to the Rendezvous Music Festival.

Aaron Davis & The Mystery Machine

March 22 @ 3 pm

"An essential force in the Americana roots music scene" (KHOL 89.1FM), Aaron Davis & The Mystery Machine were likened to heroes by Wyoming Public Radio as "the vibe of The Band going throughout." The quartet sets the stage with poetic amplitude, three-part vocal harmony and a deep well of sonic textures in a downhome fusion of Wyo-Americana, roots-country, ‘70s soul-rock, pensive indie-folk, and "searing slide guitar" (Country Weekly). Over the course of a dozen albums of original music, Davis has been described as a “truly phenomenal songwriter” (Americana UK) with “a combination that goes down like top-shelf bourbon” (Austin Chronicle). AaronDavisMusic.com

Inland Isle

March 22 @ 4:30 pm

Inland Isle’s members were bound to find each other in the small – but surprisingly deep – music scene in Jackson, Wyoming. Drawing from indie rock, Americana and chamber pop influences, the four-piece band’s songs are anchored by the sometimes introspective, other times incisive lyrics sung by songwriter-guitarist Patrick Chadwick atop lush vocal harmonies.

Released in 2021, Inland Isle’s eight-song debut album, Time Has Changed Us, reckoned with the aftermath of upheaval in America and its effects on relationships, community and livelihoods. It was lauded by Glide magazine as a "big Laurel Canyon sound," and by Under the Radar as "rich heartland rock, folk harmonies, and anthemic vocal hooks." The band has been releasing new singles from their forthcoming follow-up album, In Denial, due out in early 2025.