Brewster Palooza '26

Live from the T-Gap Marketplace, it's Brewster Palooza!

Returning for its second year in the community where Patty Jewett, Bonneville, Kittyhawk and the Old North End come together, Whistle Pig Brewing is proud to announce "Brewster Palooza," a live concert featuring local favorites Nathan Archer and Tinker's Damn, with Denver-based Tony Luke Band bringing the heat and filling out the card!

Music!

Nathan Archer: Caught between rock and roots, intimate and universal, roaring band and crooning songwriter. STRUM / STOMP / HOWL / REPEAT

Tony Luke Band: Playing a variety of butt-bumpin', rockin' rhythm & blues and roadhouse rock.

Tinker's Damn: Grungy grooves on the rocks with a psychedelic twist. Tinker's Damn has been rocking Colorado Springs since 2014. What started out as a cover band has now evolved into a group producing original music described as a cross between Clutch and The Pretty Reckless.

Tickets!

$20 gets you in the door for General Admissions. Ticket price increases the day of the event at the gate.

Better yet, upgrade your ticket to include an exclusive, pre-order ONLY concert tshirt to show your support for only $40. Pre-order by July 27 and your first beer (or non-alcoholic drink) is on us, included in the upgraded ticket price.

Thirsty?! Of course you are! Whistle Pig will have a variety of our favorite flagships available, as well as special day-of-event only fundraising cocktails and beer for your refreshment. As always, a variety of non-alcoholic options will also be available.

Hungry?! Cool! There will be food available for purchase on premise. Of course, don't forget our friends Sasquatch Cookies and Joey's Pizza are also part of the TGAP Marketplace and Brewster Palooza.

This fundraiser was a blast in 2025, and we will be cranking it up another notch for Palooza 2026!

This special afternoon and evening of music benefits the Colorectal Cancer Alliance.

Whistle Pig lost co-founder and Head Brewer Eric to Colon Cancer in 2023. During his more than 2-year battle, he founded a golf tournament to raise funds for this great cause, but he would really have loved the music model of Palooza even more. Community coming together for great food, music, and such an important cause would have made him so proud. Eric loved music, going to concerts with his wife Sandi, and playing his bass even more than brewing good beers.

He was passionate about raising awareness that screening and early detection can save lives. We do this event in Eric's memory and honor, and to press forward towards an end to colon cancer. He would have called this "Fugg Cancer Palooza", if he could.

Can't attend, but want to make a difference? You can donate here: https://impact.ccalliance.org/brewster/

For more information about the charity, visit https://colorectalcancer.org/