live music in Butte

Get ready for some two-wheeled excitement in Butte this July! The Thunder Run is revving up to celebrate our biking heritage. It's going to be a blast!

A mix of classic cars and live tunes turned the Butte Depot into the ultimate hangout spot. What a night for the community!

Butte's music scene just got a jolt of energy as fresh faces take the stage, proving there's plenty of talent waiting to shine.

Butte is buzzing with excitement this weekend as the Montana Folk Festival takes over—get ready for music, food, and a true community celebration.

Butte is buzzing as the Montana Folk Festival kicks off, promising a weekend rich with music and community spirit – just remember to stay hydrated!

Thursdays just got a whole lot better with live tunes and good vibes in the heart of the community.

The final headlining performers for the 2025 Montana Folk Festival have been announced and fans are in for some big-time performers this July in the Mining City. The festival will be taking place July 11th through the 13th on and near the Original Mineyard in Uptown Butte and the final headliners have been announced. Let's take a look at the artists who are coming to town this Summer

The corner of Idaho and Broadway streets on Saturday night may resemble the corner of Haight and Ashbury in San Francisco on any given night during the Summer of Love as one of Montana's premiere Grateful Dead tribute acts takes the stage at Butte's Covellite Theater. 710 Ashbury, a 4-piece band out of Helena will play at 7pm and they have been getting rave reviews all across Southwest Montana.

One of Butte's most popular summer events, Lunch in the Park, returns to Emma Park this Wednesday from 11:30am until 1:30pm. Lunch in the Park is a family friendly gathering of families, community members and folks on their lunch break who want some sunshine in their afternoon along with a song or two and maybe something from the food trucks that are on hand.

The popular Montana Made Music Series will continue on April 13th at Butte's Mother Lode Theater as TomCats and 406 with special guest Ken Rich will perform in place of the originally scheduled act, Rob Quist and Great Northern featuring Halliday Quist who have been rescheduled to a date later this fall. But fans of homegrown Montana-styled rock and country are not going to miss a beat.