Music

You probably heard the latest news that Montana state government employees are now banned from using the Chinese-owned app TikTok on state-owned devices and for state business.

Tim Montana called in to our statewide radio talk show. We got his take on TikTok, record companies signing artificial intelligence artists, and what message is connecting with listeners across the country right now.

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.

Download the Montana Talks app for your phone and message us for a chance to win tickets to the Magic City Blues festival in Billings.

Elle King, Blues Traveler, Queensryche, and the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band are just some of the names of the bands soon playing at the Abayance Bay Marina in Rexford, which is just a short drive from Eureka, Montana.

It's a good song about good folks doing good things. Sounds like Tim Montana just delivered exactly what America needs right now.

I caught up with Jonah Prill in studio on Thursday morning. He's back from Los Angeles for a quick break. He's spending some time in Billings and on the family ranch South of Big Timber before he heads back to LA to find out if he makes it to the next round.

Not every family has somebody like me that knows everybody's favorite songs or which ones they want to be played at their funeral.

The song tells the story of one of Montana's most infamous cattlemen.

If you know a Montana singer looking to get their chance in the spotlight and a shot at making it big- "American Idol" auditions are soon opening up in Montana via Zoom.