Chess At Breakfast Tickets

Chess At Breakfast is a Fort Collins, Colorado-based indie/alternative band known for blending progressive songcraft with heavier, darker textures. Formed in 2016 by Caleb McFadden, Justin Daggett, and Mike Davis, the trio has carved out a distinctive sound that sits at the intersection of prog, metal, and psychedelic rock. Their work has been self-released, reflecting a DIY ethos that remains central to their identity. Although public activity paused after 2021, the catalog remains a compelling snapshot of a young band pushing the boundaries of indie rock with thoughtful composition and dynamic performances.

Key milestones include the 2019 release of Wealthcare and the 2021 album Monsters Are People, each marking a step forward in their exploratory approach to rhythm, harmony, and sonic texture. The band’s career gained a notable coda with a farewell show at Aggie Theatre in Fort Collins on July 2, 2021, signifying a pause in touring while the members pursue other projects. For fans and newcomers alike, Chess At Breakfast remains a compelling case study in modern progressive indie rock and the lasting impact of a bold, self-managed discography.

While there are no public 2025 tour dates announced, Chess At Breakfast’s legacy continues to resonate with followers of Fort Collins music and the broader indie/progressive scene. Stay connected through their official channels to learn about any future activity or re-emergence. For the latest updates, follow the band’s social profiles listed on their Bandcamp page and official site.

Where to follow the band:

• Official site: chessatbreakfast.com
• Bandcamp: Monsters Are People
• Facebook: Facebook
• Instagram: Instagram
• Twitter: Twitter

Geographically, Chess At Breakfast hails from Fort Collins, a city known for its vibrant live scene and supportive venues that foster artistic growth. If you’re in Colorado or planning a trip, keep an eye on local listings; even without a current tour, the band’s catalog remains a strong entry point into the region’s indie-prog landscape.