Concerts

This would be a big show in Bozeman anyway. An "authentic illusionist", a magician coming to Bozeman from the big city of Las Vegas to do a show here in Montana in itself would draw a crowd. Add to that- he's a hometown Bozeman kid.

I remember when I first heard the band "The Interrupters." I noticed that the artist was signed to Hellcat records, which I associate with some of my favorite bands like Rancid, The Transplants, and Dropkick Murphys. So I figured "this can't be all that bad...

As the summer concert season starts to wind down, excitement for 2023 is already growing with the announcement of a major tour stopping in the Magic City.

Kid Kentucky and the American Baddass Band are bringing their Kid Rock Tribute act to Montana.

A festival that will feature bluegrass and americana music will have its inaugural event next month on the banks of the Yellowstone River.

John took it upon himself to organize a benefit for the Montana communities affected. The series of concerts were called Rise for the River and happened recently at the Pine Creek Lodge in Livingston.

Only a lucky, small group got to see Bob Weir and John Mayer perform together at Pine Creek Lodge on August 8th. But it's cool to see that Bob Weir made the most of his time in Montana playing and relaxing alongside the Yellowstone River. He certainly deserves it.

Here's another great way to help Montanans impacted by historic flooding.

If I had to sum up the night- we showed up for Whiskey Myers, and we stayed for King Solomon Hicks. What a lineup at Friday night's Magic City Blues Festival.

A famous singer, and songwriter who makes Livingston his home, for at least some of the year, is pulling in some celebrity friends to raise funds for those "greatly impacted" by the Yellowstone Park flooding.