Jason McIntyre & Michael O’Connor at Swallow Hill Music – Tuft Theatre – Denver, CO

Doors 7PM / Show 8PM

About Jason McIntyre

Jason McIntyre is a singer-songwriter inspired by the music of the great rock and roll bands of the 60’s and 70’s, the famed Texas Troubadours, and the great blues legends.

Traversing landscapes with a sympathy and intrigue for the human complexities that face us all, McIntyre’s songs take listeners on a musical journey from his roots in the backroads of central Pennsylvania, to the mountains of Colorado, and to his current abode in Austin, TX.

McIntyre has released 4 albums, The Rustlanders self-titled debut album in the early 2000’s led to touring opportunities with Ryan Bingham, Grace Potter and Justin Townes Earle.

Upon the bands sudden disbandment, McIntyre released the album Miles in 2014, with longtime collaborator, Junior Tutwiler.

McIntyre & Tutwiler’s next project LEMONT followed, with the two enlisting friends from around the country to collaborate on remote recording projects, Bloomsday (2017) and Songs of Our Friends (2020)

Now residing in Austin, TX McIntyre continues to write and perform with friend and collaborator Michael O’Connor, whom he was introduced to upon moving to Colorado in 2015. The two have penned dozens of songs together and continue to perform on a yearly pilgrimage that finds them passing through their former adoptive home of Denver, CO.

In addition to song writing and performance, McIntyre continues to teach various instruments and songwriting for Swallow Hill Music in Denver, CO while also working with Challenge America as part of a music therapy songwriting program addressing and treating PTSD in military veterans.

About Michael O’Connor

Michael O’Connor is a guitarist, singer and songwriter living in Washington State. For decades, he has performed and recorded with musicians including Ray Wylie Hubbard, Slaid Cleaves, Adam Carroll, Susan Gibson, Terri Hendrix, and Jeff Plankenhorn. A lifetime of hard-won experience has allowed Michael a rare insight into the world of the rough, the faithless, the romantic, and the unlucky, all of whom find refuge in his songs. Michael has toured throughout the United States and overseas, performing in esteemed venues and festivals. In June 2010, Michael was inducted into the South Texas Music Walk of Fame in Corpus Christi, Texas, with a star bearing his name. He has released seven albums and is continuing to release new music.