A Folk-Rock poet and Americana songsmith with a captivating voice, cinematic songs, and a dynamic stage presence, Colorado-based singer-songwriter Erik Lunde "pens lyrics that are haunting and memorable poetry married with one of the widest arrays of melodies this area knows."

A songwriter and musician whose songs and sound bear the geography and cultural history of his Midwestern origins - and the road-worn vagabond spirit of his many nomadic years - Lunde is influenced by a wide variety of genres including the folk music, gospel hymns, bluegrass, traditional country and rock & roll he grew up with - with a particular emphasis on the work of Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash, Paul Simon, Emmylou Harris, Leonard Cohen, The Beatles, The Stones, and David Bowie who really influenced his writing and his musical tastes.

The founder and frontman of the Lunde Station band, a well-known staple on the Northern Colorado music scene from 2012 -2017, Lunde re-emerged as a solo singer-songwriter in 2020, performing under his own name and has created a body of work that reflects his own genre-bending mashup of sound that reflects his disparate influences. He released his album of original Folk-Rock & Americana songs entitled Water From The Stone in 2022 and it received wide airplay across Colorado and went on to win “Album Of The Year” on the Colorado Playlist’s fan favorites of 2022.