The Sweet Lillies at Wibby Brewing

THE SWEET LILLIES: String-Americana. Combining folk, blues, bluegrass and classical music of String sounds and harmonic vocals, with memorable, evocative, conscious raising lyrics and danceable uplifting melodies. 

FEEDING THE HUNGRY: Our shows are always food drive events! Please bring two non-perishable food items per person for entry.

START TIME: Show will begin at (or shortly after) 6PM.

SPACE: Everyone is in a different place with this pandemic. Be respectful. Be kind. We want you all to feel safe. If you feel you do not have enough space, come talk to staff and security personally and we will find you more space.

DANCING: will be allowed at your seat. However, all guests must respect their neighbors personal space and give each other 6' while doing so. Always remain within arms-length of your table. Wandering or congregating in front of the stage is not allowed. Warning to the squirrels, butterflies and hummingbirds, you may be required to take a seat in your assigned space altogether.

SEATING/SPECIAL REQUESTS: First come, first served seating. Only complete parties will be sat and we can no longer "hold tables". 

We will always do our best to accommodate special requests email reservations @ wibbybrewing.com with inquiries. Please arrive early to aid in this effort. 

WEATHER: Forecast is currently unknown, but please plan accordingly for Colorful Colorado weather. RAIN or SHINE. No Refunds. 

The Sweet lillies acoustic string-band lineup of guitar, viola, and upright bass is given flight by ethereal, vocal harmonies that float like a dream.

Becca Bisque - Viola, Vocals, Percussion 

Julie Gussaroff - Upright Bass, Vocals, Guitar, Mandolin 

Dustin Rohleder - Guitar, Vocals 

The Sweet Lillies' have an uncommonly beautiful style. Over the years they have been joined onstage by a number of legendary performers including, Sam Bush, George Porter Jr., Peter Rowan, Sally Van Meter, Andy Hall from the Infamous Stringdusters, Kyle Hollingsworth and Jason Hahn from the String Cheese Incident, Jennifer Hartswick, and Natalie Cressman from the Trey Anastasio Band, among many others. Andy Thorn from Leftover Salmon, has also sat in on many of those live adventures.

Since forming in 2013 the Sweet Lillies have released two albums, 2016’s self-titled release, and 2018’s A Lighter Hue produced by Leftover Salmon’s Vince Herman. They are set to release their new album, Common Ground, produced by Railroad Earth’s Tim Carbone.

Shows are socially and responsibly distanced with a limited number of first come, first served tickets available. Only full parties will be sat (in order of arrival) and no tables can be held.