Chuck Sitero of High Lonesome

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Chuck Sitero

Originally from North Georgia, Chuck cut his teeth on bluegrass music at the legendary Everett’s Music Barn in Suwanee Georgia, which is a mecca for bluegrass music. This is where he ended up meeting mentors like Louisa Branscomb, Scott Morgan, & Francis Mooney who taught him the ways of songwriting and performing in the bluegrass world.

Since moving to Colorado in 2020 he’s become even more inspired to continue writing songs that carry on that High Lonesome sound. On our debut album Chuck carries four songwriting credits. “We Hit The Road” a co-write with Michael David Smith that he begin writing right before hitting the road to Colorado. “All That’s Left” that tells the similar story of not seeing eye to eye with all you meet. “Savage Sundown” which came about after he read a book he found at Pearl Street Book Store about Chief Left Hand and the horrific Sand Creek Massacre. And a more recent song about losing love in the mountains, “You’ll Never Know.” 

Outside of playing with High Lonesome Chuck loves performing solo shows. He typically performs songs you won’t normally hear him play with High Lonesome along with song stories and humor to keep you guessing.