Alt-rock pioneers Pixies close out August with their signature mix of surreal lyrics, punk energy, and iconic hits. With a new album The Night the Zombies Came, their live shows […]
Born and raised in Idaho, Americana singer-songwriter Jeff Crosby brings his storytelling and road-worn perspective to Missoula. With songs featured on Sons of Anarchy and years spent touring across the […]
Missoula's own DJ Briggs lights up the dance floor with a high-energy set blending hip-hop, EDM, pop, disco, country, and rock. Known for his adaptability and crowd-pleasing instincts, DJ Briggs […]
Jane Lynch and Kate Flannery bring their comedic and musical talents to the stage in The Trouble with Angels, a hilarious, heartwarming holiday extravaganza. Joined by Tim Davis and The […]
Blending comedy, performance art, and emotional storytelling, ALOK’s Hairy Situation explores identity and self-expression. Opening act whatever mike brings genre-defying soundscapes filled with spiritual depth and vulnerability for an unforgettable […]
Step into a multi-sensory tribute to one of rock’s most iconic bands. Paper Flowers: Remembering Fleetwood Macfeatures live performances and stunning visuals honoring the music and legacy of Stevie Nicks, […]
Hot Tuna returns with their legendary blues-rock sound, over four decades strong. Founded by Jefferson Airplane’s Jorma Kaukonen and Jack Casady, this duo has created a musical legacy blending American […]
Texas rapper That Mexican OT brings his high-octane style and Southern swagger to Missoula. Known for viral hits like “Johnny Dang” and his breakout project Texas Technician, he delivers hard-hitting, […]
The Flaming Lips return with their psychedelic spectacle, blending surreal visuals and Grammy-winning sound. From Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots to their latest release, American Head, the band continues to […]
Country artist Chase Rice takes the stage with heartfelt storytelling and chart-topping hits like “Eyes On You” and “Drinkin’ Beer. Talkin’ God. Amen.” His rugged voice and authentic lyrics make […]
