Thursday evening is the final Music on Main event of the 2026 season and things will wrap up tonight not on Main Street, but at The Covellite at 215 W. Broadway in Historic Uptown Butte.  Tonight is the "People's Choice" show and the headliner is Butte's Aberdeen Alley who won the popular vote and are no stranger to the Music on Main stage.  Aberdeen Alley was the closing act of last month's Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Butte's Rhythm and Brews fest and they absolutely crushed their set.  This week they will be joined on stage by the amazing Russell Nelson so fans can count on another great performance.

Things will get underway at 6pm outside The Covellite where you will again be able to enjoy food trucks and the live stage.  Refreshments and beer will be available inside as well so please remember to leave your coolers at home.  In case of inclement weather, Aberdeen Alley's performance will be moved inside.

Photo: Tommy O/Townsquare Media
Photo: Tommy O/Townsquare Media

Music on Main would not be possible without the technical, tactical and often times emotional support of not only the Covellite along with their incredible crew but also to Selina Pankovich of the M&M, Matt Boyle of the Mother Lode (along with many other different organizations), the businesses of Uptown Butte and, of course, the incredible number of friends, families and fans that have made Music on Main 2026 one for the books.  Be sure to say thank you when you see them tonight, or at future events.

We can't wait until next summer.

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