Tylor & The Train Robbers Bring Idaho Country To Butte's Main Street

A veteran of the Main Street stage and one of the areas most popular touring acts, Idaho's Tylor & the Train Robbers are the headliners tonight at Music on Main here in the Mining City. Touring is what this band does as they are currently promoting a double-live album and their current trek takes them to The Elm in Bozeman for a date tomorrow night. Yes, they certainly have been busy and if you haven't seen their mix of roots country and Americana music, tonight is the perfect chance to see them. Their live album? Well, Rolling Stone magazine has this to say:

"Tylor & The Train Robbers prove that Idaho country just hits different" - Rolling Stone

It's not just great music tonight, but great eats as well as some of Butte's finest food trucks. Here's the food truck lineup you'll be enjoying:

Turk's Food Truck
A Taste of Europe
Blissful Berry Bowls
Black Dog Creamery
Bada Bing
Big Burd's Chicken
Pizza Hut
Extra Sprinkles
Dippin Dots

Plus, those 21 and over will be able to enjoy libations from Butte Brewing Company and youngsters can enjoy free Shirley Temples courtesy of Northwestern Energy.

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Speaking of the kids, the first 60 or so on hand will get a complimentary $5 food truck coupon from TDS Fiber and if the weather stays nice you can bet that the foam machine will be out.

Please leave your outside food and beverages as well as your pets at home and plan on enjoying another great evening in Uptown Butte with Music on Main.

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