tessabrancato On April 18, 2025, Denver’s Ogden Theatre hosted a vibrant night of indie rock, headlined by The Moss. The evening began with a performance by Night Cap, setting the stage with their engaging sound. Following them, The Moss delivered a dynamic set that showcased their signature blend of alternative rock infused with island-inspired vibes. The band’s energetic performance captivated the audience, making for a memorable night of music in the Mile High City.
Night Cap
Night Cap is an indie rock band based in Austin, Texas, formed in 2017 by longtime friends and musical collaborators. The group features Ryan King and Jake Bomgaars on vocals and guitar, Alex Alfonso on bass, Adrian Ayala on keys, and Stijn Dobbelaere on drums. Together, they create a rich, layered sound defined by emotional builds, vibrant melodies, and an irresistible sense of nostalgia. Their debut single, “Everest,” quickly gained momentum, earning over 1 million streams and introducing listeners to their heartfelt approach to songwriting.
Since their breakout, Night Cap has built a strong reputation both locally and nationally. They have performed at major festivals such as Austin City Limits and Float Fest, recorded a well-received live session with Audiotree, and supported acts like Mt. Joy, Dayglow, and Briston Maroney. Their ability to connect with audiences through genuine performances has become a hallmark of their growing success. In April 2024, the band released their self-titled debut album, which further cemented their place in the indie music landscape.
Recent singles like “Sentimental,” “Eileen,” and “Glimpse” showcase the band’s evolving sound and lyrical maturity, contributing to over 7 million streams across their catalog. Known for their dynamic musical style, reflective lyrics, and tight vocal harmonies, Night Cap continues to captivate fans and expand their reach with every release. Their commitment to authentic storytelling and high-energy shows positions them as one of the most promising acts emerging from the vibrant Austin music scene.
Photos by Tessa Brancato. All images © 2025 Copyright Tessa Brancato. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
The Moss
The Moss is a rising indie rock band based in Salt Lake City, Utah, originally formed on the shores of Oahu, Hawaii, in 2015. Founding members Tyke James (vocals/guitar) and Addison Sharp (guitar) began their musical journey by performing at local taco stands and beachside venues, crafting a sound that seamlessly blended surf-rock energy with heartfelt indie lyricism. As their chemistry grew, they welcomed drummer Willie Fowler and bassist Caiden Jackson into the fold, rounding out a lineup that brings dynamic rhythms, infectious grooves, and melodic depth to every performance.
The band released their debut album Bryology in 2019, introducing listeners to their signature fusion of vibrant melodies and introspective songwriting. Their 2021 sophomore album, Kentucky Derby, built upon that foundation, offering a more refined sound while keeping their adventurous spirit intact. In 2023, The Moss released the Insomnia EP, earning critical acclaim for its raw emotion, lyrical vulnerability, and genre-bending exploration. The success of Insomnia positioned them firmly as one of indie rock’s most exciting up-and-coming acts.
In 2024, The Moss continued their evolution with the release of their single “Alive,” a track that balances anthemic hooks with heartfelt storytelling. Their growing discography reflects an impressive ability to shift between breezy, laid-back jams and driving, emotionally charged rock anthems. The Moss has become known for their electrifying live shows, where their coastal-meets-mountain sound connects deeply with audiences. Constantly touring across the United States, they have built a loyal fanbase and earned slots at major festivals, captivating new listeners at every stop. With their vibrant energy and authentic voice, The Moss shows no signs of slowing down.
Photos by Tessa Brancato. All images © 2025 Copyright Tessa Brancato. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
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