6:00 Doors | 7:00 Showtime | All Responsible Ages Permitted | Reserved Tables Available Online
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Austin Fuchs is a young baritone saxophonist from the Northern Colorado area. Studying under Andrew Janak, Allison Young, and the renowned Gary Smulyan, his drive and passion aims to keep this beautiful instrument alive.
Returning to the Moxi Theatre this year to celebrate the holidays following the release of his debut Christmas album last November. The Austin Fuchs Septet is comprised of some of Colorados finest young musicians featuring Zach Kaufman on the trombone, Tanner Black on trumpet, Brody Mundt on guitar, Scarlett Before-Horses on keys, Joshuandika LeClere on bass, and Elijah Fusco on drums.
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Moxi Theater
Moxi Theater // 802 9th St. Greeley, CO 80631
www.moxitheater.com | All Responsible Ages Permitted
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Moxi Theater
Located in the heart of Downtown Greeley, the Moxi Theater has been the city's live music destination since 2013. The venue accommodates up to 360 guests for concerts, maintaining one of the most intimate and unique concert-going experiences found along the front-range of Colorado and Wyoming.
Equipped with professional sound and lighting systems, a full-service bar, and the wonderful dining options found downtown at Luna's Tacos & Tequila and Stella's Pinball Arcade & Lounge, adjacent to the venue, the Moxi guarantees both an immersive musical and comfortable listening experience.
Although the Moxi specializes in showcasing touring acts across diverse genres, it also remains committed to supporting local talent with regular showcases and tribute nights. For concert-goers seeking a premium experience, Reserved Tables are offered, making the Moxi the perfect place to see the show!
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