The Green House Band

The Green House Band celebrates their third year together with Burning Blue, The Denver six piece’s new set of soulful, organic, and energetic originals. Their third studio release marks a great leap in musicianship, songwriting, and energy that highlights the band’s collective growth from playing years of barn-burner shows together, as well as their ability to continually explore new sonic territory together. The band’s 20 show 2022 regional tour was highlighted their album release party headlining Denver’s iconic Bluebird Theatre, and their New Years run at Ogden and Fox Theatres.

“Raining on Vandeventer instantly grabbed us and made us fans of this energetic, funky and soulful new group. Now, with their 3rd studio release, The Green House Band is solidifying their place amongst Colorado’s best.” - FestyGoNuts

Fronted by Nashville-raised lead vocalist Marlee Sacks, the The Green House Band has been delivering electric performances rooted in soul, rock, funk, and americana since 2019 at some of Colorado’s greatest venues such as Ogden Theatre, Belly Up Aspen, Boulder Theatre, Bluebird Theatre, Cervantes' Masterpiece Ballroom, Fox Theatre, Cervantes’ Other Side, Schmiggity's, The Lariat, and Globe Hall, along with regional music festivals. The Green House Band has had the privilege of sharing the stage with musical greats along the way, including Kip Moore, The Motet, Marco Benevento, Ghost Light, Dumpstaphunk, Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio, Chris Isaak, The Main Squeeze, and The Kitchen Dwellers.

In their full length feature of the band’s 2021 full length album Ocotillo, 303 Magazine commends that the long play, “shows the full breadth of the band’s ability. Drawing on a variety of influences, from Americana and blues to indie and acoustic, the album captures a wide array of emotions without ever sacrificing the cohesive feel of an album”, “[Ocotillo] is an album that is filled with emotion and creativity.” The Green House Band’s self-titled debut 2020 EP is featured in Prelude Press and Westword, and Bolder Beat compared the release with Tedeschi Trucks Band, citing "a driving rhythm section mixed with smooth vocals'' and "layers of instrumentals and harmonies that mix together beautifully".