The Disco Biscuits at Mission Ballroom

Concert Coverage

Feb 11

On February 8, 2025, The Disco Biscuits delivered an electrifying performance at Denver's Mission Ballroom, marking a high point in their Bubble Tour. The evening was a masterclass in jamtronica, showcasing the band's seamless fusion of electronic dance rhythms with improvisational rock.

Denver’s Mission Ballroom, known for its world-class acoustics and immersive lighting, was the perfect backdrop for the Biscuits’ signature sound. Fans raved about the performance, with one exclaiming, “a smoking second set—Shelby Rose was especially tasty, everybody was locked in, and Barber was on fire!”. To commemorate the night, exclusive “Denver in a Bubble” tour prints were available, adding to the show’s special feel.

For those who missed the live experience, recordings of the show are available on platforms like Nugs.net and the Live Music Archive, allowing fans to relive the night's standout moments.

The Disco Biscuits delivered yet another unforgettable night in Denver, proving why they remain at the forefront of the jamtronica scene. With seamless transitions, deep improvisation, and a crowd that fed off every beat, this was a show for the books.

The Disco Biscuits

The Disco Biscuits, formed in 1995 in Philadelphia, are the trailblazers of jamtronica, fusing improvisational rock with electronic dance beats. The band consists of Jon "The Barber" Gutwillig (guitar/vocals), Marc "Brownie" Brownstein(bass/vocals), Aron Magner (keys/vocals), and Allen Aucoin (drums).

Known for their "trancefusion" style, The Disco Biscuits blend psychedelic rock, jazz, blues, and EDM into extended live jams. In 1997, Magner’s introduction of the Roland JP-8000 synthesizer added a signature electronic edge, shaping their genre-defining sound.

The band founded Camp Bisco in 1999, a festival uniting jam bands and electronic artists like STS9, Pretty Lights, and Bassnectar. They’ve also created ambitious rock operas, including Hot Air Balloon (1998), Chemical Warfare Brigade(2000), and their latest, Revolution in Motion (2024)—a sci-fi concept album set during a Times Square New Year's Eve concert.

With over two decades of groundbreaking performances and studio innovation, The Disco Biscuits remain at the forefront of the live music scene. Their genre-blurring sound continues to captivate fans worldwide.