concert

What's the best way to wrap up a Montana summer? TWO night of live Goose shows at the Kettlehouse Amphitheater in September. Plan for this one - a Thursday AND Friday night on the banks of the Blackfoot River near Missoula.

One of the most talented vocalists and songwriters in music is returning to Bozeman, and this show is NOT to be missed. Martin Sexton can rock your face off or bring you to tears with his music and powerful, diverse voice.

If you're craving something musically different than just about everything else on the planet, Tallest Man On Earth is something you need to see and hear. Beautiful, interesting, immensely intricate, a bit folksy, and perhaps in several languages - boring it is NOT.

With his 1972 Fender Telecaster Thinline electric, Tab Benoit and his flavor of rocking Delta blues is absolutely not to be missed. Every time I've had the chance to catch him live, I find myself staring a little more than dancing. It's a bit hypnotizing, and so very good. Tab Benoit has a tour date in Bozeman on Monday, August 28th. Plan accordingly.

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A little folk, a little rock, a little Americana, and a whole lot of cool is what you'll get on Sunday night at The ELM on North 7th with Fruit Bats. This show is another do-not-miss, especially if you've never seen them live.

Dark Side of the Moon, live, at one of the coolest outdoor concert venues in America? Yes, please. Pinky and the Floyd will be celebrating 50 years of the most iconic album in history on June 24th, and you should be there to see it. It's gonna get weird in the best possible way.

The return of MarchFourth to Bozeman is something to celebrate - one of the most fun bands you can see live today will be right here, at The ELM. Prepare for the brassy, funky, eclectic spectacle that is MarchFourth and make a night of it.

If you've been craving some beats, make plans to be at The ELM on North 7th Avenue this Saturday for BoomBox. They've been perfecting their musical art for nearly 20 years and won't disappoint.

There are few artists on the planet that genuinely "do things THEIR way" and to hell with those who say they can't. Ani DiFranco is not only a powerhouse on the stage but a force to be reckoned with. Seeing her live can be awe-inspiring, so don't miss it.

Don't miss your chance to see one of the greats live in concert in Montana!

The ELM. Saturday. Dirtwire. Trust me. It's gonna be VERY cool. How about West African kamale ngonis, jaw harps, space fiddles, whamola basses, Rickenbacher electric 12 string guitars, bowed Banjos and mouth harps?