Kessel Run is an Instrumental Exploratory Rock band that was formed in Boulder, Colorado in 2016. Fusing elements of Rock, Jazz Fusion, and Progressive music over a funky backbeat, Kessel Run delivers a high-energy concert experience that has something for everyone. The intricacy and digestibility of their material is matched only by their tastefulness and on-stage delivery.

Now, soaring into their fourth year with furious momentum, the Denver-based quintet has completed successful Southwest & Midwest regional tours, and has presented memorable performances in historic venues such as Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom & The Bluebird Theater in Denver, The Boulder Theater & the Fox Theatre in Boulder, Planet Bluegrass in Lyons, and The Belly Up in Aspen. They have shared stages with the likes of the String Cheese Incident, Yonder Mountain String Band, the Motet, Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe, The Werks, and Here Come the Mummies.

With the recent release of their debut “Kessel Run EP” in February, and a long list of exciting appearances in the Rocky Mountains and across the country throughout the year, 2019 promises to be a turning-point for Kessel Run and their fans.

Kessel Run is an Instrumental Exploratory Rock band that was formed in Boulder, Colorado in 2016. Fusing elements of Rock, Jazz Fusion, and Progressive music over a funky backbeat, Kessel Run delivers a high-energy concert experience that has something for everyone. The intricacy and digestibility of their material is matched only by their tastefulness and on-stage delivery.

Now, soaring into their fourth year with furious momentum, the Denver-based quintet has completed successful Southwest & Midwest regional tours, and has presented memorable performances in historic venues such as Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom & The Bluebird Theater in Denver, The Boulder Theater & the Fox Theatre in Boulder, Planet Bluegrass in Lyons, and The Belly Up in Aspen. They have shared stages with the likes of the String Cheese Incident, Yonder Mountain String Band, the Motet, Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe, The Werks, and Here Come the Mummies.

With the recent release of their debut “Kessel Run EP” in February, and a long list of exciting appearances in the Rocky Mountains and across the country throughout the year, 2019 promises to be a turning-point for Kessel Run and their fans.