
A full live band for Estes Park weddings — the 90s and 2000s R&B and Hip-Hop your guests know every word to, with our own sound engineer.
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Estes Park weddings come with Rocky Mountain National Park as the backdrop. We bring a six-piece live band and our own sound engineer, and it’s an easy drive from our Denver-metro base.
From historic venues like The Stanley Hotel and Della Terra Mountain Chateau to lodges and outdoor sites near the park, we size the show to the space.
Summer and fall are peak season in Estes Park, and elk season brings fall crowds. Book early for September and October weekends.
One band can cover your ceremony, cocktail hour and reception, and we learn first-dance and special songs on request.













We plan power, staging and a weather backup with your venue ahead of time.
A full show the night before the wedding, for guests who traveled in.
Load-in and sound planned around older buildings and ballrooms.
Close to Denver, with simple travel planning.
A professional engineer on every booking, coordinated with your venue and planner.
Setlists built around your guests, from grandparents to the late-night crowd.
Live ceremony music by our solo guitarist or a duo, your choice, timed to your processional, ceremony and recessional. Then we roll right into cocktail hour and the reception, so the music never stops.
Add our jazz trio to your wedding day. Guitar, bass and drums play jazz, neo-soul and light music at a volume that keeps conversation easy. When the reception starts, the full band takes over, so the music never stops.
Stage announcements from the band are always included. For a true emcee, add Bad Juju, one of the lead vocalists in Little Moses Jones and a Denver stand-up comedian. He hosts your reception, from introducing the wedding party to bringing up every speech, and keeps the room laughing along the way. Then he joins the band on stage.

Little Moses Jones is a touring live experience — nearly two decades of live entertainment experience, performing across 20+ states and countries, including international stages.
We have performed for Google, Pearson Books Publishing, a Denver Broncos pregame, and galas for the Boys & Girls Club, the Denver Children’s Foundation, and Big Dawgs Huge Paws, plus Colorado festival stages including Parker Days, Burro Days in Fairplay, Juneteenth in Thornton, and Aurora’s 4th of July. You’re booking a full production, not a four-piece with a PA.
Estes Park is about an hour and a half from Denver, at the doorstep of Rocky Mountain National Park. It’s close enough for us to drive up the same day for most weddings.
We have played Della Terra Mountain Chateau in Estes Park. Other well-known local venues include The Stanley Hotel and the lodges and ranches around town. Many have outdoor ceremony sites with views of the park and an indoor or tented reception space.
Elk are part of the scenery in Estes Park, especially in fall. Outdoor sites near the park can also have noise or time limits, so we check your venue’s rules before we plan the night.
Yes. We’re Denver-based and travel to Estes Park for weddings and resort events. Estes Park is about 1.5 hours northwest of Denver.
Travel and any lodging are quoted up front with your pricing, based on your venue, date and schedule.
Usually. Estes Park is about 1.5 hours from Denver, so most weddings don’t need overnight lodging for the band. Travel is quoted up front.
Yes, and we learn first-dance and special songs on request.
Yes. We offer both clean and explicit shows, and setlists are fully customizable.

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