Brad Fitch

Singer/songwriter Brad Fitch has performed professionally since he was a high school student at Estes Park, Colorado.  Since then, he has been part of several stage and recording bands, and plays up to 300 concerts each year throughout the United States.  Brad has recorded 28 albums and has published 300 of his own songs.  When not playing his originals, he specializes in traditional cowboy and campfire music, classic country, and the songs of John Denver, Gordon Lightfoot, Jimmy Buffett, James Taylor and John Prine.  He’s played for two U.S. presidents and was commissioned to write official centennial song for Rocky Mountain National Park.

A graduate of the University of Colorado, Boulder, he is also a military veteran, a YMCA Senior Director and served 14 years as a National Park Service Wilderness Ranger.  He has received the Hawaii Music Award, the All-Around Cowboy Entertainer Award (Colorado), and the Rotary Club Community Service Award for his musical fund-raising/charity performances.  Brad was voted “Most Interesting Person in Estes Park” and has been recognized by Town of Estes Park proclamation for his “many contributions and joy he has brought to the Town.”

Brad has been a member of the following bands:  The TropiCowboy Band, The Elktones, Fitch and Chips, The Arizona Opry Band, Barleen’s Rocky Mountain Opry Band and Sibling Rivalry. He has also performed as a duo with renowned horse trainer and author Mark Rashid, since the mid-1990s.  His albums can be found on his website, www.cowboybrad.com.