Rosin N Rust
Hailing from Trinidad, Colorado, Rosin N Rust is the acoustic folk duo of Jeff and Sam Montoya. Known for their heartfelt performances and natural chemistry on stage, they’ve been captivating audiences across the Front Range and Spanish Peaks regions.
Rosin N Rust
Blending traditional folk with modern Americana, Jeff’s rich vocals and guitar paired with Sam’s expressive violin create a sound that is both familiar and fresh. Their honest songwriting draws from shared experiences and a deep love of the genre.
Jeff and Sam are also members of the acclaimed indie Americana rock band, Coal Town Reunion—but Rosin N Rust is where their intimate storytelling truly shines.
All events are free to the public. Vehicles are required to have a Colorado state park pass.
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