AGES: All Ages 
DOORS: 5:30 p.m.
SHOW: 6:30 p.m.
FREE SHOW!

Local Non-Profit Beneficiary: Summit Musicians Relief Fund (SMRF)

PG6IX

Tarell Martin was born with music in his blood. Raised in the church and from a family of singers and musicians, he found his love for the drums at a very early age. He sat down at his first drum set at age three, went out on his first tour at eleven, and at age thirteen he began recording.

Now a producer and freelance performer for multiple big names in the industry, he resides in Denver and finds himself in a leadership role as founder and CEO of Tmar Entertainment and band leader and founder of what is now one of the hottest and most sought-after live bands in Colorado PG6IX (pronounced Page Six).

PG 6IX is a dynamic, high-energy, exciting band of eight to ten singers and musicians that has the stylings of the “old school” vibe and feel of good times, positive energy, soul, and genuine fun. With a unique blend of talent, a "people pleasing band" are the words some have used to describe this group.

PG 6IX caters to the ear of its audience offering a vast range and variety of genre experiences including an eclectic melting pot of rhythm and blues, smooth jazz, funk, pop, rock, hip-hop, and gospel. The instrumental sound and vocal performances of PG 6IX gives their audience an experience that is truly nostalgic and energizing.

Martin has recently teamed up with Sandra Watts, owner of Live @ Jack’s live music venue in Denver. In addition to steering the Jack's helm, Watts is a “boutique” talent booking agent and personal relations representative for a handful of Colorado’s leading, talented, and eclectic bands.

“This collaboration was inevitable," Watts says of her work with Martin. "Tarell is an amazing musician with a business-oriented mind. PG 6IX is easy to work with, incredibly talented, and significantly in demand.”  Watts added, “PG 6IX band can grow in a limitless direction to bigger venues and stages. I believe in their talent and ability and am excited about the partnership."