Living It Up in Colorado Springs

Lisa and I are excited to kick off the new year with something truly special — The Broadmoor Sessions at the legendary Broadmoor Resort in Colorado Springs. This intimate concert series brings together some of the most powerful names in music, and for us, it’s another chance to celebrate one of our all-time favorites: Hazel Miller & The Collective.

If you’ve followed the Living It Up Tour, you already know Hazel is more than just a voice — she’s an experience. Hazel’s energy, warmth, and spirit make every show unforgettable, and this Broadmoor Sessions weekend is shaping up to be one of the highlights of 2025.

What Are The Broadmoor Sessions?

The Broadmoor Sessions are a unique concert series hosted at the historic Broadmoor Resort, nestled in the beauty of Colorado Springs. Over the weekend of January 16–18, 2025, music fans from across the country will gather for live performances, jam sessions, and unforgettable nights surrounded by the Rocky Mountains.

The lineup is stacked:

• Hazel Miller & The Collective (our headliner!)

• Big Head Todd and the Monsters

• The Disruptors

For fans of live blues, rock, and soul, this event isn’t just a show — it’s an immersive music experience.

Hazel Miller & The Collective: A Colorado Icon

Hazel Miller has been a cornerstone of the Colorado music scene for decades. Whether she’s performing jazz, blues, or R&B, her powerful vocals and infectious spirit captivate audiences worldwide. With The Collective behind her, Hazel delivers a sound that’s tight, versatile, and completely uplifting.

At The Broadmoor Sessions, Hazel and her band will share the stage with longtime friends and collaborators, but for us, the spotlight is on Hazel. Every note she sings reminds us why we started the Living It Up Tour — to make memories, connect with incredible artists, and share the joy of live music.

And here’s something we’re especially proud of: Hazel Miller now has her own exclusive merchandise collection available on the Living It Up Tour store. It’s a way for fans to carry the spirit of her music beyond the stage, while also supporting artists and charities close to our hearts.

👉 [Shop Hazel Miller’s Collection Here]

Why This Show Matters to Us

As part of our Living It Up Tour journey, Lisa and I have seen over 100 concerts across the U.S. Each one reminds us to embrace life, enjoy the moment, and never take tomorrow for granted. The Broadmoor Sessions bring that philosophy to life: beautiful setting, soulful music, and fans who share the same love for live performances.

We’ll be there in Colorado Springs, soaking in every note, connecting with fellow fans, and documenting the adventure along the way. Look for updates on our blog and social media as we share photos, highlights, and stories from the weekend.

Living It Up Tour: Music, Merch & Mission

The Living It Up Tour isn’t just about attending concerts — it’s about giving back. Every purchase from our store supports both musicians and important charities, including:

• Keeping the Blues Alive Foundation

• National Down Syndrome Society

• Inner City Health of Denver

By supporting Hazel Miller & The Collective through her collection, you’re not just buying a shirt — you’re helping keep music alive and making a difference in communities across the country.

See You at The Broadmoor Sessions

If you’re in Colorado (or can make the trip), don’t miss Hazel Miller & The Collective at The Broadmoor Sessions in Colorado Springs this January. It’s going to be a weekend of music, memories, and pure soul — and we can’t wait to experience it firsthand.

Stay tuned for our recap after the show, and in the meantime, check out Hazel’s collection in our store to gear up for the event.

Tomorrow isn’t promised — live it up today, and we’ll see you in Colorado Springs!

Article Links: 
https://www.broadmoor.com/special-packages/the-broadmoor-sessions
https://www.visitcos.com/events/the-broadmoor-sessions-featuring-big-head-todd-and-the-monsters/
https://www.jazznearyou.com/coloradosprings/events/bruce-hornsby-hazel-miller-and-the-collective-the-disruptors-at-the-broadmoor-on-january-11