Ron Crowder

Tickets cost $22 in advance, $27 day of show (including service charges). They are also available by phone through Hold My Ticket at 505-886-1251.

Tickets will go on sale to AMP members on Wednesday, April 22 at 10 AM. Click here for info on AMP Membership.

Regular on-sale is Friday, April 24 at 10 AM.

Featuring Chris Ishee, Dimi Disanti, John Bartlit, Colin Deuble, Alex Murzyn, and Teri Lynn Browning

Award-winning singer-songwriter and producer Ron Crowder brings his all-original Rock/Pop/Funk/Soul sound to his hometown of Albuquerque, backed by an all-star band of some of New Mexico’s finest musicians. Crowder will be celebrating the release of his brand-new album, Moving at the Speed of Life.

Ron Crowder is one of New Mexico's most respected and versatile musicians—an award-winning singer-songwriter, producer, recording engineer and multi-instrumentalist whose work has shaped the sound of New Mexico's music scene for over three decades. Known for his soulful voice, sharp songwriting, and deep rhythmic instincts, Crowder moves effortlessly between rock, Americana, pop, and roots driven styles, bringing a craftsman's touch to everything he creates. 

An Albuquerque native, Ron has traveled the world as a touring and recording musician, sharing the stage with acts as diverse as Three Dog Night, The Persuasions, The Zombies, The Main Squeeze and 3-time Grammy winner Fantastic Negrito, among many others. As a long-time member of New Mexico's recording studio elite, Crowder is also the owner of InCrowd Productions in Albuquerque, winning numerous awards as a songwriter, producer, recording engineer and composer, including Tellys, Silver Microphones, Addys, American Marketing Association, and is a perennial winner at the New Mexico Music Awards, recently winning Song of the Year, Producer of the Year and Best Recording Engineer. 

Today, in addition to his work in the recording studio, he performs regularly with his band, the Ron Crowder Band, which features an all-star lineup of some of New Mexico’s finest musicians. 

Keyboardist Chris Ishee has been a fixture on the New Mexico music scene for decades. He spent many years touring with Maynard Ferguson and Engelbert Humperdinck, among many other artists. In addition, he taught at Santa Fe Prep for 24 years. He has two CDs out of his own music and just completed an award-winning healing music project with his wife, Carrie Ishee.

Guitarist Dimi DiSanti could play with anyone anywhere, and he has, working with Bernard Purdie, James Newton, the Temptations, the Drifters, the Coasters, Sparx, and Lorenzo Antonio, among others. Lucky for us in New Mexico, he chooses to live and play here. He just celebrated the release of his new album, Our Big Backyard, recently awarded the Best Jazz Album at the 2025 NM Music Awards.

John Bartlit is an accomplished professional multi-instrumentalist, composer, teacher, producer and accompanist with decades of experience in the arts. He holds a performance degree in percussion (BA) from UNM. John has performed and recorded locally, nationally and internationally in a wide variety of styles. His musical adventures include The Bert Dalton Trio, NM Symphony, SF Desert Chorale, Rita Moreno, Hubie Law, John Lewis (MJQ), Chris Calloway, John Rangel, NM Marimba Band, Del Sol String Quartet, John Cage, Lou Harrison, Michael Sterns, Bill Evans Dance and Robbie Robertson. John’s skills in trap-set are legendary, and he has pioneered a whole new approach to Flamenco cajon as well as mastering many hand percussion instruments. 

New Mexico native Colin Deuble grew up in Belen and began his musical journey playing piano and French Horn before discovering a love for the role of bass. He went on to study and earn a degree in Jazz Performance from the University of North Texas before returning home to Albuquerque. Colin is a longtime member bands such as Calle 66 and the Albuquerque Jazz Orchestra and performs with many notable musicians and groups ranging from straight-ahead jazz and swing to salsa, Brazilian, pop, and funk.

Alex Murzyn's versatility and musicianship has made him the most in-demand saxophonist in New Mexico. He relocated from the San Francisco area, where he played with numerous bands, including Huey Lewis and the News, Ray Obiedo, Pete Escovedo and the Stand Kenton Legacy Orchestra. With a career spanning three decades, he has three CDs under his name and is working to complete the fourth, soon to be released. He brings his unique background of R & B and modern jazz to the table whenever he plays. He is equally accomplished on flute and clarinet.

Teri Lynn Browning is a professional singer/songwriter living in Santa Fe for over 30 years. She received a vocal performance scholarship and studied Baroque and Medieval Music at Oklahoma State in college. In 1998 she released a club track "Feel your power" which was featured on the Rolling Stone dance chart for several months. Teri Lynn moved to NYC where she received a record deal with house music legend Todd Terry and recorded two dance singles. Teri Lynn released her CD Heart in 2012, which was nominated for a New Mexico Music Award.