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Logjam Presents and the Missoula Symphony Orchestra are proud to announce the inaugural Symphony on the River – a brand new event blending the splendor of symphonic music with the beauty of Montana’s iconic outdoor venue, KettleHouse Amphitheater.

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"Weird Al" Yankovic, winner of 5 Grammy Awards and the man behind such iconic parody songs such as "Eat It', "Like a Surgeon", "My Bologna", "Amish Paradise" and countless other spoofs that have become more timeless than that songs that they make fun of has announced a Montana date on next year's "Bigger and Weirder" 2025 tour.

"Weird Al" Yankovic makes 2025 Montana concert announcement.

Montana's premiere rock festival, Rockin' the Rivers, gets underway late Thursday morning at "The Bridge" on Highway 2 between Cardwell and Three Forks, Montana featuring three days of live rock music on two stages featuring Stone Temple Pilots, Hoobastank, The Wallflowers and Smashmouth along with some of the region's top local bands.

As is customary in Butte, America, any good celebration gets underway a day early. Just look at Christmas Eve or St. Uhro's Day if you need proof. The 3rd of July is almost a bigger deal in Butte than Independence Day itself thanks to an amazing fireworks show and leadup parties. Butte's geography only adds to the intrigue. Have you figured out where you and your family are going to watch the Town Pump fireworks show? If you haven't, here are a few suggestions.

Folk singer-songwriter Willie Watson will return to Montana in 2024, performing at the Top Hat in Missoula on November 11th and the Rialto in Bozeman on November 12th.

Tyler Childers will host a benefit concert for the Blackfeet Tribe in August.

Tim Montana is no stranger to the road, even before he became a bona fide rock star. Since he started in the business, it was not uncommon for Tim and his band to play in Nashville on a Thursday, play a show in Montana on Saturday and somehow make it back to the East Coast for events early the following week. Following his foray into hard rock music and the success of the first three singles from his upcoming CD release, "Savage," it should come as little surprise that Tim follows the same principle when touring the Treasure State these days, just on a smaller scale.

Sunday, June 23 is going to be a Damn Good Time in Missoula. Quite literally. Country superstar Jordan Davis, riding the wave of his recent #1 single "Tuscon Too Late" will be bringing his Damn Good Time Tour to the Adams Event Center on the campus of the University of Montana. It looks as though the tour's title is 100% accurate.