Local Music

Buffalo Traffic Jam is returning to its Bozeman roots with a major hometown concert at The ELM in 2026.

Bozeman will come together on Saturday, May 2, to honor Kels Koch, the beloved owner of the Wax Museum and longtime KGLT DJ.

Live From The Divide, a small Bozeman listening room known for its intimate shows, has found a new home in Livingston’s historic Empire Theatre.

Montana record stores are gearing up for their biggest day of the year as Record Store Day 2026 returns this Saturday.

Buffalo Traffic Jam, formed by two Montana State University students, is quickly becoming one of the most talked-about indie-folk bands around. Their first headlining tour sold out every single night.

From legendary performances to rising stars, Pine Creek Lodge is quickly becoming the must-visit venue for anyone who loves great music in a stunning setting.

An impressive roster of artists is headed our way, promising nights filled with unforgettable live music right here in Bozeman.

A grocery store in Montana went above and beyond to save the day after I made a big mistake.

Buffalo Traffic Jam may be Montana’s best-kept secret. With heartfelt songwriting, a viral debut EP, and a new album on the way, they’re capturing fans nationwide.

Fans across the state have been lucky this year, experiencing nights where the music, the mountains, and the energy all came together perfectly.

Get ready for a night filled with soulful tunes and storytelling from some of Montana's finest musicians. It's an event that celebrates local talent.

Need a few friendly reminders why Bozeman, Montana is still cool? The growing pains are real and the price of breathing this pristine air certainly reflects that. But set the shade aside for a moment and let me share my Bozeman gratitude with you.