Saturday, January 9th, 2021

7:00PM MT

Antonio Lopez and his band will be performing an intimate, Hi-Def, LIVE STREAM set from the Stone Cottage Studios in Boulder. 

The event will be produced at full 1080P video and audio quality for the best possible experience available for streaming events. There will also be a limited number of VIP packages where fans can purchase a download of the show, special 

A portion of proceeds benefit Sound Bridge Music a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Supporting and empowering local musicians to make a difference, enriching our community through music.

Antonio Lopez is a musician, composer, and the executive director of the nonprofit, Sound Bridge Music.  He is a quiet man who has something to say.  His music is like an onion.  It has many layers,  each one revealing something more.  At the core, Lopez is a singer-songwriter in service to the song.  His adept guitar work and composition skills are never used in a showy way, but rather like the spices in a delectable home cooked meal.  The result is a feast of emotions that is a delight to the listener.

Lopez was born and raised in Alamosa, CO, growing up steeped in the Chicano culture of northern New Mexico and southern Colorado.  Since 2012 Lopez has been living in Longmont, CO.  Speaking of the move he says “ I was green as they come when I first arrived on The Front Range,  full of that naive small-town optimism.  The first job I had was as a night janitor in the public schools, trying to hustle my first gigs in a new music scene.”  That hustle ethic has paid off as evidenced by Antonio’s newest album, Roots and Wings, which was crowdfunded through a wildly successful Kickstarter campaign. 

The album releases on New Years Day 2021

The concept for Roots and Wings was planted in the late summer of 2018 as Antonio and his wife Georgia were flying back from  their honeymoon on Vancouver Island in Canada. While there, Lopez picked up a free newspaper called The New Agora with an article about stepping into this new form of masculinity and fatherhood with a quote from Goethe that hit him in the gut…”There are only two lasting bequests we can hope to give our children, one of these is roots, the other, wings”. He read these words in the airplane, flying miles above the ground. Tearing up, Lopez reminisced on his childhood and all the sacrifices his parents made in order for him to have a better life than they had.

Serving as the executive director of the non-profit Sound Bridge Music, Lopez vows to do what he can to support the Front Range music community navigate the challenges raised by Covid-19.