We're now releasing Old Chub Stick, our very own custom-made lip balm. "Chub Stick" is the world's first lip balm ever made with beer and beer ingredients. Chub Stick is made with an array of natural ingredients (including sweet almond oil, macadamia nut oil, beeswax, cocoa butter and chocolate) and Old Chub beer and the malts and hops used in making Old Chub. The balm is the ulitmate kisser protection, it sports the nice malty, cocoa, chocolate flavors of Old Chub. It's available for sale at our pub for just $3, and it can also purchased through our web site (www.oskarblues.com ). Looking for the best protection for chapped lips? Pondering the perfect holiday stocking stuffer for your beer-minded pals? Chub Stick is the answer.

We still have a few prime dates left for your group holiday party. We offer a custom catering menu, transportation to and from Oskar Blues and entertainment booking to make your party complete! Call today and check availability and pricing.

Sunday shows this month are all 6-9pm, these acoustic based laid back Sunday 6-9 shows are really taking off with crowds rivaling Friday and Saturday night attendance. Come see what all the fuss is about. We start the month off with the Ash Ganley acoustic trio of Ash and his lovely wife Andria and Eben Grace (Annie’s fiancé).

Buckskin Stallion returns on the 12th with their beer drinking songs and alt-country sound.

Whiskey Trip play on the 19th with their brand of honky tonk music and old country favorites.

The next Sunday will be the Mitguards, their style of folk music, would be right at home with Gillian Welsh and Willie Nelson on stage. This is a special CD release party for their latest album.

Thursday nights are singer/songwriter nights and all are welcome to bring over their instruments and join in the fun. The Unknown Americans featuring two of Boulder county finest singer/songwriters Danny Shafer and Kort McCumber will be the hosts on November the 2nd.

The vivacious Mary Russell with Bob Story join us on the 9th.

Niwots Kevin Dooley will be hosting on the 16th, Kevin plays blues, rock, folk and just about anything you could request and does it very well.

The last Thursday of the month will feature Jon Blackdog Ridnell Jon is a great singer/songwriter from Nederland and has some surprises for us this night.

November 8th - A great show is in store with Louis Johnson and Just Jay. Louis is one of Denver's strongest, nationally-touring headliners and Just Jay was just a finalist on Nick at Nite's "Funniest Mom in America." A great night for dinner and comedy. Tickets on sale now at Oskar Blues or call in your purchase and we will hold your tickets at the door. Price is $10 each or 2 for $15

The first weekend of the month features two of my favorite bands; first we have Sarah Benck and the Robbers from Omaha. She is a demure looking 22 year old but when this gal straps on that guitar and steps up to the microphone, look out. She writes great songs and the band is very tight behind her.

Saturday the 4th is Jeff Finlin and his band. Jeff is one of the best songwriters you will ever hear. He has a new song in the latest Cameron Crowe movie called Elizabethtown, check it out.

Finally Bonepony returns Nov. 10th. They always pack the house so get there early if you want a seat then I dare you to sit still for this performance. Tramp has left the band and Kenny Wright replaces him. Their latest CD is really doing well and may be their best yet. Come pick up a copy and help these guys who just had their trailer and all their equipment stolen.

Speaking of parties The Indulgers come to Oskar’s for the first time on the 11th and a rockin’ good Irish time it will be, don’t miss this first rate Irish band and wear your dancing shoes. Their new CD “Out In the West” is being played all across the country.

The 17th we present another new band for Oskar’s Amy and the Continentals www.amyandthecontinentals.com from Estes Park, Amy and Willie Panker the drummer are from New Orleans so expect lots of good blues with a Nawlins feel.

Lionel Young and his band play Nov. 18th. They are very funky and it isn’t often you get to see a classically trained violinist play it like a guitar. They are sporting a new keyboard player that Lionel raves about.

The day after Thanksgiving the 24th we showcase a young French harmonica player named Nico Wayne Toussaint from Pau France,he doesn’t have much original material but plays the old classic Chicago blues like he was born there, he has a very powerful sound.

but not least we have the energetic Peaches and the Groove doctors in the house on the 25th. Peaches Embry is a great vocalist and can really whale on the congas and sports a great band with Dave Davis and Wardell Harston contributing.