Haunted Windchimes

The Haunted Windchimes sent chills down the spines of the Beartrap Summer Festival patron, and not in a bad way.

The Haunted Windchimes sent chills down the spines of the Beartrap Summer Festival patron, and not in a bad way. Bringing their bluesy-poppy mix of music from Pueblo, Colo. the Haunted Windchimes truly entertained the Beartrap Meadow.

How the Haunted Windchimes got their distinctive name is a matter of conjecture and contradiction. Sometimes, contradiction from the same source.

Summoning the spirit of She and Him, Johnny Cash and June, Regina Spektor, The Weepies, and others, Haunted Windchimes most certainly left their mark on Beartrap Summer Festival 2011.

The Haunted Windchimes are the only group to play both days of Beartrap Summer Festival 2011 so we were lucky to catch up with them for a few minutes in the middle of their crazy schedule. Check out the video and find out the true meaning behind the song 'Little Bones.' I'll give you a hint... it's not about death.

What's better than seeing The Haunted Windchimes perform at Beartrap Summer Festival 2011? Watching exclusive video of their backstage performance, that's what.

When your band is named “Haunted Windchimes,” it's almost impossible to be confused with any other currently touring traditional string act. And for the Pueblo, Colorado group, their sound is likewise distinctive.