‘NeedToBreathe’ Performing At The Point Studios [VIDEOS, PICTURES]

This afternoon we were graced with the presence of some very talented men. Bo and Bear, from the band 'NeedToBreathe' stopped by our studios to play a couple acoustic songs and to meet a few lucky listeners.

Read on to see videos from their performance and get info about their Saturday night show at Elitch Gardens.

The guys opened up by busting out their guitars and their custom-made mandolin and playing acoustic versions of "More Time" and "Keep Your Eyes Open".

I was blown away...the way these two brothers harmonize is like nothing else out there. (I may have a soft spot for NTB because their previous album, 'The Outsiders', is still one of my favorite from the past decade or so.) But I think just about everyone in the room was impressed with what these guys can do. They were great stripped down like this, and I saw them open up for Taylor Swift last year and they rock with their full band.

NTB is in the middle of a hectic schedule right now, made worse by a few late flights here and there and "accidentally renting a limo". The band was just on the 'Tonight Show With Jay Leno' last night, and after their Denver show tomorrow they have a few days at home before they embark on a trip to play in Europe. And a U.S. Tour in the works for later this year. (Crossing my fingers for a Colorado date!)

Check out two of the songs they performed for us:

Are those voices not amazing?!

Check out their latest album, 'The Reckoning' and you can check 'em out live in Denver tomorrow night.

The band is in town to play Elitch Gardens in Denver Saturday night at 7pm.

(Note on the concerts at Elitch Gardens: "Concerts are free with admission to Elitch Gardens Theme and Water Park. Wristbands are required for admission to the concert and are given out on a first-come, first-serve basis in front of the arena starting at 10 a.m. on the day of the concert. You must obtain a wristband and be in line by 6:30 p.m. in order to be guaranteed admission to the concert."