Will Sangster & The Fine Chaps with Mr. Knobs and Chasin' The Skye

Will Sangster & The Fine Chaps’ Nautical Reflections Winter Tour is coming to D3 Arts in Denver this holiday season, featuring Boulder’s own Mr. Knobs and tour-wide support from Salt Lake City’s Chasin’ The Sky. We’d love to see you there!

About Will Sangster

Will Sangster is a Salt Lake City-based musician whose roots have run through several staple SLC bands, including Sundog Sky, The Magpipes, and The Medicine Company. Now, stepping into his solo project, he blends folk, surf-psych, blues, soul, and indie into a colorfully catchy, improvisational, and intimate sound. His debut full-length LP, Nautical Reflections-featuring album artwork by Denver's own, Wasso Kozlina IV-arrives Christmas Day. Recorded across several studios nationwide-Familiar Faces,' Bierman Productions, his own Resident Owl Records in Salt Lake, and Chris Hoffman’s, Three Toad Studio in Grand Haven, Michigan-capturing a diversely influenced collection of sonic postcards. As a side note, he is also the founder of the live events production company, Slingshot Productions, that host the Salty Toes Music Festival, which will be returning Labor Day Weekend of 2026.

About Mr. Knobs

Mr. Knobs is a daredevil act you can’t turn away from. A sound so big it’ll catapult you into the stratosphere, catching you on your way down in the buoyant embrace of a trapeze net. Painting with ethereal violin, primal percussion, neon synths and the whirring electronic melodies of the digisphere, the band augments electrifying vocals and dramaturgic lyrics with their unique alchemy of analog and digital sound. Strap in and get ready to dance, weep, and howl to Mr Knobs’ own mystical brand of electronic prog pop.

About Chasin’ The Sky

The fire burned low as dusk fell over the Utah mountains while Chasin’ the Sky played on-grounded, present, and tuned to the land. The acoustic duo blends folk, world, flamenco, Latin, and jazz-blues into a living, earth-rooted sound touched by something ancient. Skye Quinonez’s voice rises like thunder on the ridge, met by Chase Kemp’s wind-like harmonies. Their music moves like weather-raw, textured, and full of motion. More than concerts, their performances become shared rituals, shaped by connection and the energy of the room. From ecstatic highs to slow melancholic lows, the experience feels less like listening and more like remembering something long forgotten.