Music

Here's some interesting backstory on how both Rockin' the Rivers and the Headwaters Country Jam started.

The United States Air Force Band "Airmen of Note" will be performing in several Montana cities this May.

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.

The last time this band came to town they played upstairs at the Knights of Columbus Hall, and they turned a Butte-Irish landmark into a Texas honky tonk. Well, at least for an evening. This time around, they're playing one of Montana's hottest up-and-coming live music venues and since we've seen them last, they have collaborated with one of the biggest names in Country Music and have a lot of new music to share and are in the midst of a whirlwind tour, so anything could happen.

There are plenty of songs about Missoula but we wanted to shout out the songs that namecheck Missoula in the title as well as the lyrics.

Roughly 1,600 people are interested in the festival according to the event on Facebook, so that caught my attention.

When we were planning our trip to London, there were two things I wanted to do.

The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundations World Elk Calling Championships. Missoula Connection.

Track marks band's first original music in eight years.

"The most popular misconception," Brian May said of Freddie Mercury, was that he "took himself seriously."