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Fair features night shows, family activities, critters & ride-induced jitters he Big Sky Country State avid Journey fan. Celebrating its 100th Anniversary, the and grant entry to unlimited rides. Ride coupons Fair returns to the Gallatin On Friday, July 19th, The Cadillac Three Bozeman Roundup Ranch Rodeo will take are also available for $1 each or ten for $9. County Fairgrounds July take the stage. Also from Nashville, the high place Saturday, July 20th at Anderson Arena. Additional Fair highlights include Bugology, 17th–21st for another round energy trio is known to fuse classic Southern Performances will kick off at 1pm and 7pm. The Extreme Dog Show, Freckle Farm Petting Zoo, of food, fun, music, and so rock with the sounds of outlaw country on songs rodeo reflects today’s true working cowboy from Kids’ Pedal Tractor Pull, Farmer Phil Comedy much more! Here’s a look at like “Party Like You,” “White Lightning” and the big open, with events packed full of excite- Show, Extreme Motocross, Mud Bog, Barnyard this year’s performers and “The South,” which featured guest appearances ment representing work done on the ranch: Wild Brawl, Wife Carrying Championship, Warrior some other highlights. by Dierks Bentley, Florida Georgia Line and Eli Cow Milking, Team Branding, Trailer Loading, Run, Agriculture in Montana: Critter Viewing, Popular country artist Jo Dee Messina is Young. Their latest full-length, Legacy, and new Team Sorting, Ranch Bronc Riding, Team indoor and outdoor markets, competitive firTst to perform on Wednesday, July 17th. single “Crackin’ Cold Ones with the Boys” are Doctoring, and Hide Race. exhibits and workshops, local food and beverage Jumpstarting her career, Messina’s breakout available now. Master hypnotist Tyzen brings his spectacu- vendors, plus so much more! “Heads Carolina, Tails California” made her a All night shows are held in Anderson Arena. lar talents to the Fair with daily show times at ALL grounds entertainment included with household name. Following the success of her Main stage acts are included with fair admission. 1:30pm, 4:30pm and 8pm on the Montana Fair admission. On-site admission is $12 for debut, she posted nine No. 1 hits, sixteen Top 40 Special seating and ticket packages also avail- Treasure stage. Coupled with a generous dose of adults, $5 for youth 6–12, free for those 5 and songs, sold over five million albums worldwide, able. The Pit Pass will be offered again this year stand-up comedy, the hypnotist and magician’s under, and $8 for seniors 62+. Carnival wrist- and was honored by the ACM Awards, CMA at just $29. A limited number will be sold per shows are a unique, high octane experience for bands and coupons sold separately. Packages and Awards, and GRAMMYs. show and the deal will include stage-side audiences of all ages. Tyzen is known for his discounted advance tickets available through the Resurrection – A Journey Tribute viewing, a private bartender, and private diverse, spontaneous act described as a hypnotic Fair website. NEW for 2019, Sunday is ‘Heroes follo ws on Thursday, July 18th. Setting out to restroom facilities. show erupting into a rock concert-like event. Day’ – free one-day use adult admission for all create the most authentic Journey experience Also at the Fair, nightly live music by local Kids and thrill-seekers: don’t forget the rides! first responders, veterans and military personnel anyone has ever witnessed, the Nashville-based bands on the Montana Treasure stage. Acts The Carnival is open from 1–11pm daily with valid ID. Visit www.406statefair.com for group spent countless hours discussing the look, include the Kelly Nicholson Band on July (closing at 8pm on July 21st). North Star presale tickets, event hours, and additional infor- sound, production, and FEEL needed for this 17th, www.TWANG on July 18th, Clost to Amusements returns with super spectacular rides mation about all of this year’s festivities. The Big tribute to deliver a live experience that would Toast on July 19th, and Tsunami Funk on Vertigo and G-Force, kiddie rides, and tradi- Sky Country State Fair is July 17th–21st at the resonate on the highest level with the most July 20th. All perform at 7pm and 9:30pm. tional favorites. Single-day wristbands are $30 Gallatin County Fairgrounds. • Contents Community ...... 2A Art ...... 3A Calendar ...... 4-5A Film/Theatre ...... 6A Outdoor Festivals ...... 7A Community ...... 8A EndZone ...... 1-2B EcoZone ...... 3-4B Permafunk Keith Scott Blues RollingZone ...... C Bozeman Public Library Bridger Brewing Company July 21st - 5pm July 24th - 5:30pm ­Page 2a­•­The BoZone •­July 15,­2019

SLAM live music slate offers something for every sonic palate The summer SLAM Festival, Platt, drums. Alex Robilotta, guitar. SUNDAY which stands for Support Local Artists Michelle Manzo Quartet Wes Urbaniak & the and Musicians, will be bringing some of (2 – 2:55pm) Mountain Folk Montana’s best artists, craftsmen, The Michelle Manzo Quartet is an (11 – 11:55am) musicians, and chefs to Bogert Park on acoustic jazz band founded upon a The Mountain Folk have been Friday and Saturday, August 3rd and shared passion for irresistible music. An emulsifying Urbaniak's genre 4th. Admission is absolutely free, so acclaimed vocalist dedicated to jazz, expressions into their more creative there’s no excuse not to attend the Michelle Manzo Cobb puts her heart in forms, so that the tempo fusions hit whole lineup of performances, and let everything she sings. She believes when the strings hammer down. Some us tell you, the 2019 SLAM music line- improvisation is not just a technique but conscious music got snuck in, and up is a multi-layered ice cream treat a way of life. Originally from Miami, Urbaniak made sure the beatboxing with sprinkles featuring scoops of she moved to New York to further her dissolved backward into the mix, too. musical flavors that range from Classical music studies and began performing Over the past year, the group has begun and assorted variations on Jazz and with Les Paul, Gene Bertoncini, Ray to form a catchphrase while playing Blues, layers of folk, country, Americana Santos and Victor Jones. Among the that audiences pick up on right away and bluegrass, whole slabs of indie, countless music endeavors she and love. After coming into a hard punk and rock and roll topped with a embraced there, she also dazzled break, Urbaniak will lean over to the Michelle Manzo Quartet smidgeon of world music. Any of these audiences in the far East. She has group and yell out, “Bluegrass it!” From flavors individually are enough to make performed in Japan, Thailand, here, they play crazy fast, and that full-time, and you’ll pick up cover Oregon, Washingtion, Idaho, anybody do Eddie Murphy’s “Ice- Malaysia, Taiwan, Vietnam, and beautiful stomp comes full on. It’s immediately that she has the spirit, Wyoming and Montana for festivals, Cream Dance,” but eat the whole thing Cambodia. Now based in Bozeman, about the best speedboat ride in the drive, and talent sitting well upon her private events and the occasional gas and you’ll feel you’ve won a prize – and she looks forward to exploring all the ocean you’ll get. shoulders. Her songs are a mix of Folk, tank-filling honky-tonk show. Two all without the brain freeze. music it has to offer. Urbaniak has been touring the Country and Blues. slightly questionable foreign cars will be SATURDAY The Love Darts country for years, and now that the Eve’s self-titled EP Jessica Eve Lechner, loaded with acoustic and electric Schubert String Quartet (3 – 3:55pm) Mountain Folk has joined up, the group consisting of six original songs, is a guitars, upright and/or electric bass, Classical (11 – 11:55am) The Love Darts are high-energy has been touring the nation with him recording of her voice and her guitar drums, keyboards, iPads, harmonicas, Emma & The Ledge rock and roll guaranteed to knock sharing that Montana music they play. just as you would hear it live. Her melodicas and any other noisemakers Rock (noon – 12:55pm) your socks off! Plus, they’ve been playing all this music newest release, Next Train Home, is a full- that happen to fit between the seats. Emma and The Ledge are sixth SlomoJoe & the Noshows on custom Montana made instruments length album with lyrics that reflect her Long story short, The Last Resort generation Gallatin Valley sisters who (4 – 4:55pm) from Urbaniak’s shop. Nothing quite life experiences, and the highs and has found itself in the arc of transition, are making a name of their own in the A veteran of the Montana music like it anywhere, and no better place lows of the road. and that is by design. New songs, new Montana music scene. Despite scene, for well over a decade Joe Knapp for it to have come from. Jessica Eve has been named Best sounds. Don’t miss it! their youthful age, this duo wows the has been writing, performing and Singer/Songwriter Power Block Female Vocalist at the Magic City music Cole & the Thornes crowds with musical talent far recording an eclectic mix of guitar- (noon – 2pm) awards three years in a row. She has (4 – 5pm) exceeding their years. driven American roots music. Chelsea Hunt & Jim Averitt opened for acts such as Blackhawk, Mountain-reggae gypsy-infused soul Emma is a soulful powerhouse with Depending on the band or the billing, Chelsea Hunt and Jim Averitt are a Restless Heart, Colt Ford, Dan + Shay, band, Cole & The Thornes of a voice and range that is both inspiring you can expect anything from musically diverse and dynamic vocal, Larry Gatlin and the Gatlin brothers, Bozeman, began with an infectious and moving. Artfully crafting lyrics to Depression-era folk songs to honky tonk acoustic guitar and violin duo drawing Davina and the Vagabonds, as well as restlessness, a ukulele, and a heart the band’s independent feel and sound, classics to soulful psychedelia. His ever- from jazz, Americana, singer- many others. engraved with longing adventure. This her music is expressive, visual and expanding repertoire of originals and songwriter, and blues influences. Both Steve Squared funky eclectic group is known for their meaningful. Abby (“The Ledge”) has a covers offers a little something for Jim and Chelsea are fixtures in the Bozeman locals Steve Squared is playful horn melodies, islandy ukulele, unique ability for sculpting the perfect everyone. local music scene, and have performed comprised of Steve Reida and Steve and sultry, empowering vocals. sound through her intricate guitar In 2016, Joe made his theatrical in the Gallatin Valley and beyond for Schwab, a duo who have enjoyed a In 2013 the music started out with effects and patterns in every debut, composing the original decades. The duo’s new album, Music in musical collaboration together for over Cole Thorne singing her songs on the composition. Together, they skillfully soundtrack to Freak Out! the Musical, a My Coffee, features vibrant and 30 years. Their focus is on writing, uke, and Jordan Rodenbiker on the create a sound that is luminous and rock and roll horror comedy written by creative original instrumental tunes. arranging and recording original songs bass. After Cole’s first tour to Maui and atmospheric, yet energizing enough to Ryan Cassavaugh. Joe was voted Best The guitar and violin music is both that vary from acoustic to electric, folk a freight train music tour across the send an audience to their feet. Local Solo Musician in 2015, 2016, carefully crafted and freely to blues to rock. In addition, mandolin country, the band grew into a fully In addition to writing and 2017 and 2018. improvisational and is at times playful, and a variety of percussion rounds bloomed six-piece group in the summer performing original songs, they offer an Sam Platts & the Great poignant, melancholy and joyful. out their sound. of 2016. They added members Andy eclectic mix of covers from Stevie Ray Plainsmen Amber Ikeman Steve Squared have recorded two Gavin on drums, Aaron Banfield on Vaughan, Jack White, and U2 (whom Country/Honky-Tonk Amber Ikeman’s spirited, earthy folk full length albums, The Soul Tree Sessions jazz guitar, Daniel Wood on the they are greatly inspired by). Their (5 – 5:55pm) songs carry audiences across the open and Out West, as well as an EP, Decade. pocket trumpet, and Matt Sloan on music is not limited to one genre: blues, Southwest Montana’s Sam Platts spaces of the American West and into Steve Squared will be joined by guest the saxophone. alternative, rock, folk and independent and the Great Plainsmen play honky- the depths of their souls. With soaring musicians for their SLAM performance. After a successful Kickstarter styles are woven together utilizing a mix tonk music meant to be danced to. vocals ranging from a husky chest voice Tom Catmull’s Last Resort campaign, Cole & The Thornes of acoustic and electric guitars. The sis- Songs range from originals written to a bell-clear soprano, her powerful (3 – 3:55pm) released their debut album Map Maker ters can often be spotted playing on the by Platts to traditional country staples, and intimate songs tell stories of self- Tom Catmull’s Last Resort is an to a sold out crowd at the Rialto in sidewalks of Downtown Bozeman, local led by his vocals and guitar. The group discovery, resilience and wildness. exercise in musical evolution. Yes, that’s March of 2018. Since then, the hot spots, farmer’s markets, battles of calls the small mountain town of Pony, Inspired by her solo journey from a little vague and mysterious. Try this Thornes have performed throughout the bands, talent shows, and several Montana, home, but has played across her Florida hometown to live and work out. At a show, the sound you will hear the state, playing with popular reggae music festivals throughout Montana. the country, and even as far away as in Yellowstone National Park, her debut is that of a veteran singer/songwriter bands HIRIE, Solseed, and Treehouse. Alex Robilotta & France. Each member of the band album, Free, recorded By Chris amplified, elevated and occasionally They have shut down the streets for The SLAM Allstars spends the time they aren’t playing Cunningham at Bozeman’s Basecamp made more sinister, by the creative Music on Main, jammed out the Brew Jazz (1 – 1:55pm) music working in agriculture, including Studio, was named one of Southwest musical syndicate of Jaime Rogers, Fest in Big Sky, and have performed at Alex Robilotta & The Slam Allstars Platts who can often be found working Montana’s top local albums of 2015. Travis Yost and Aaron Jennings. Over various music festivals such as The will feature some of Bozeman’s finest or feeding cows. The group has a Amber’s engaging performances earned the past year, this band has continued to Original Festival, Silver Cloud and funkiest musicians, playing new passion for traditional country music the 2017 Vic Heyman Songwriting round a stylistic corner, regularly trading Campout, Harvest Fusion, Groovin quintet arrangements of funky soulful that few young people have today. Award and the 2018 John O’Hara in its roots-inspired inclinations for the On, and SLAM. The group plans to jazz that will get people dancing in the Tropical Bandwidth Outstanding Folk Song Award. She seductive impulse of a sleeker American tour around the country in the spring sun. Orin Gunderson, trumpet. John Samba/Rumba/Funky Jazz Latin recently completed a cross-country tour rock sound. and summer of 2019, while working on Swendseid, sax. Eddie T, bass. Alex Rhythms (6 – 7pm) with her second album, Rise. Tom Catmull has been featured on writing their second album. Jessica Eve Montana PBS’s 11th & Grant in a So head on down to Bogert Park Jessica Eve, a singer/songwriter from stripped-down acoustic showcasing of on August 3rd and 4th! Check out Billings, has all the gears behind her his most recent release, Words and some local art, listen to some live tunes vocal engine. She can pull the Malady. With an extremely loyal and devour some absolutely divine smooth, slow, long notes with ease following, he has been voted “Best culinary creations. SLAM has right into amazing highs that is beau- Musician” in the Missoula something for everyone! tifully controlled power. She has Independent’s annual “Best Of” issue Visit www.slamfestivals.org stepped into music performance as a for over a dozen years in a row. This for additional information about the singer/songwriter and entertainer summer already has the band slated to 2019 summer festival. •

Last chance to register for Leadership

Bozeman, more Chamber mixers f f Bozeman Area Chamber of Montana Science Center will co-host participants to learn about the L Commerce will present the event at its location, 202 S community, network with other Y Business After Hours on Willson, in Bozeman. Formerly the participants and community Thursday, July 25th. PayneWest Children’s Museum of Bozeman, leaders, develop leadership skills M Insurance will host at its location, the Center offers hands-on exhibits, and partake in community service t 1105 E Main, from 5:30–7:30pm. science camps, after-school projects. Learn more and find With additional offices in Idaho activities, and educational application materials on the l and the Pacific Northwest, the programs throughout the year. Chamber website. The application k local branch provides unique MacBride is Montana’s legal expert deadline is Tuesday, July 23rd. T solutions and service for in business, intellectual property, Bozeman Chamber n insurance, surety and employee to immigration, real estate and gatherings and other forums e the Gallatin Valley community. natural resource laws. This edition provide a business networking This edition of Business After of Business Before Hours is outlet for members and o Hours is included with included with Chamber member- others. Visit www.bozeman- Chamber membership and $50 ship and $50 for non-members. chamber.com to register for L for non-members. Registration is now open for the any of these events and to learn o The next Business Before Chamber-hosted Leadership more. Call (406) 586-5421 for Hours is set for Thursday, Bozeman 32, whose opening further information. The Chamber o August 1st from 7:30–8:30am. session is set for August 21st. The Center is located at 2000 t Alongside MacBride Law, PLLC, 10-month program is designed for Commerce Way in Bozeman. • i f k l d o a l

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With a ‘Flourish’ – Jim Zimpel sculpture installed in Bozeman’s new Story Mill Park by Carol Schmidt, MSU News Service hill cranes; and agricultural wheat. selection committee included A sculpture by Montana State The boat frame is silver blue, which Crystal Alegria of the University art professor Jim will allow it to blend into the sur- Extreme History Project, Zimpel that was inspired by roundings in some light and appear curator Caleb Fey, artist Jim Bozeman’s natural, cultural, to float, and the paddles are orange. Madden and Jamie Saitta from commercial and recreational history He said the sculpture addresses the city of Bozeman. has been installed in the city’s new the historic uses of the area from Dean Adams, acting dean Story Mill Community Park located the era of nomadic foraging of the MSU College of Arts in the historic Story Mill and through industrialization, urban and Architecture, said he Cannery District off Griffin Lane. housing (part of the site was once a believes “Flourish” is an Called “Flourish,” Zimpel’s mobile home park) and now leisure. excellent addition to the work is one of two sculptures “The site has a rich history, public art in the community. selected for the park by a design including use by indigenous “(Zimpel’s) work connects committee organized by the non- populations. It is a public space for space to both ideas and profit Trust for Public Land. A all people, and I think (the piece) questions about what it means sculpture by Arizona artist Stephen represents that.” to be human and our relation- Fairfield has also been installed. Maddy Pope, project manager ships to people and the land,” Both pieces of public art are located for the Trust for Public Land, which Adams said. “(He) exemplifies in the nature sanctuary in the south- has coordinated development of the the great work being done by ern section of the 60-acre city park. park, said a five-member selection Montana State University fac- “It’s a really great opportunity to committee with members from the ulty who teach from a place of bring to Bozeman something trust, the city and the local art having a professional practice.” different to the public sculptures community chose the two pieces of The sculptures were that exist in the community,” said public art from more than 50 National Endowment for the Arts park’s selection committee, said installed June 27th. Pope points out Zimpel, who is a professor in the applications submitted by artists grant that the Trust for Public Land “Flourish” embraces in a creative that the nature preserve is closed to School of Art in the MSU College from throughout the country. matched through fundraising. way the history of the usage of the dogs; however, the park features a of Arts and Architecture. Pope said Zimpel’s sculpture is “The committee was very taken land while being an active piece that dog park in another area. In Styled as a whimsical boat particularly aligned with its location with Jim’s concept that combines will react to wind, snow and sun. addition, the park also features frame, Zimpel’s powder-coated, in the nature preserve southern the idea of both the industrial “His sculpture reminds us that trails, a playground, a community welded steel sculpture rises 25 feet. section of the park, which has been history of the site – which was not nothing stays the same, that human garden, an amphitheater, a sledding Its design references industrial left in a more natural state and is always pristine and included a mill, time is different from botanical or hill, a fishing area on the East windmills and the frames of boats. the site of nests for birds and other stock yard and rendering plant and geological time,” Judge said. “It’s a Gallatin River and a community He said its crossed paddles that wildlife. Fairchild’s piece, which is of railroad – but also speaks to the window to remind us that this space center located at the former Boys move kinetically in the wind recall a large sandhill crane constructed of natural elements of the area,” we walk today, enjoy today, was very and Girls Club off Griffin Drive. traditional paddles from various cul- corrugated iron, is also thematic. Pope said. different in the not so recent past.” Pope said the park will open to the tures; the birds in the park’s wildlife Pope said that the funds for the Vaughan Judge, director of the In addition to Judge and Pope, public on Saturday, July 20th, with refuge, which include nesting sand- public art came from a $100,0000 School of Art and a member of the other members of the design an all-day celebration. •

Helen E. Copeland exhibit centers on human-nature relationship

The School of Art at Montana paths and entities like lichen and Brother’s Grimm feel to the work – on this exhibition or the gallery, or find them on Facebook State University is pleased to host fractals, while also experimenting an unsettling playfulness that is both please visit www.hecgallery.com (@msuhecg). • Branching Existence: Jessica with the scale of these microscopic haunting and alluring as her pieces Mongeon at the Helen E. formations, Mongeon’s work has a seem to grow from a black ground: a Copeland Gallery this summer. The harmonizing analysis of human possible indictment of humans show will be on display into early interplay with the environment. environmental violations, or an August. An artist’s reception will be According to Mongeon, “Neurons entrancing symbiotic relationship, July 12 & 13 held from 6–8pm on Thursday, July symbolize consciousness, an depending on what the viewer 25th. The evening is free and awareness of one’s surroundings. brings to the work. Youth Writing Camp Summer Education Series – open to the public. Hors d’oeuvres They show a connection between Jessica Mongeon was born in 8 am MSU Vultures 10 am Montana will be served. humans and nature because of their Rolette, North Dakota and now 12 The Real Genghis Khan 13 Raptor Conservation Center In Branching Existence, new work tree-like branching quality [...] resides in Arkansas, where she is 8 am MoRockies Books&Babies 10 am Library Living History Farm 10 am MoR by MSU alum Jessica Mongeon Neurons must connect and an Assistant Professor of Art at The Sun, Our Living Star 10 am & Open STEAMlab 10 am 1pm Taylor Planetarium @ MOR discusses the relationship between communicate to keep the mind and Arkansas Tech University. Montana Science Center Walking Tour – Bozeman’s Historic humans and nature; highlighting the body alive. Similarly, lichen is made Mongeon has exhibited nationally The Sun, Our Living Star 10 am Main St. 10 am Downtown Bozeman similarities between human brain of a fungus, an alga and sometimes and internationally, including & 1pm Taylor Planetarium @ MOR Walking Tour – Historic China Alley neurons, natural organisms, and a yeast that work in symbiosis. By juried group exhibitions at the Read Sing Play! Storytime – & 11 am Downtown Bozeman geographical features. Mongeon’s acknowledging our embodiment of Painting Center in New York City 11:15am 10:15am Bozeman Library Brunch Live Music – Brian Ernst 11 atmospheric, eerily whimsical nature, perhaps we can care for the and 203 Art Gallery in Shanghai, Capcom-Go! 11 am 2/4pm MOR am Pine Creek Lodge landscapes are painted with acrylic ecosystems that sustain us as much China. She received a MFA in Secret of the Cardboard Rocket Prenatal Yoga 11 am Your Yoga on tree-free eco-friendly paper. as we care for our own bodies.” Painting from Montana State 12pm Taylor Planetarium @ MOR Capcom-Go! 11 am 2pm / 4pm MoR Mongolian Dance Performance They are inspired by walks in the However, negative human University, and a BFA from the Secret of the Cardboard Rocket 12 & 3:30pm MoRockies 12pm Taylor Planetarium @ MOR damp forests of Wisconsin and impacts on nature inform her work University of North Dakota. Brewery Follies 8pm 4pm H. S. Mongolian Dance Performance Arkansas, which contrast with the as well, adding to the slightly For more information on Gilbert Brewery – Virginia City 12:30pm Museum of the Rockies vast landscapes of the Great Plains uncanny feeling in her prismatic Jessica Mongeon and her work, FREE Friday Night Big Sky Brewfest 4pm Big Sky Resort where she lived for over 25 years. By compositions. “The nobler qualities please visit www.jessicamon- 5pm Montana Science Center Brewery Follies 8pm 4pm H. S. using unexpected and sometimes of humanity are explored, as well as geon.com. Steve Rose & Cameron Gibson Gilbert Brewery – Virginia City jarring color combinations, she destructive tendencies. For example, The Helen E. Copeland 5:30pmWillie’s Distillery – Ennis Paul Kupfer 5:30pm Follow Yer’ Nose creates a visceral or intuitive I depict the destruction at Joshua Gallery is located on the second Live Music 5:30pm Foxtrot Logan Dudding 5:30pm Katabatic response, similar to how humans Tree National Park that took place floor of Haynes Hall. Hours are Donny Elliot Experience Live Music 5:30pm Foxtrot 5:30pm Kountry Korner Café experience the environment. during the government shutdown,” Monday through Friday from Bob Britten 5:30pm Kountry Korner The Boomerangs 6pm Edis and Kelly 6pm Santa Fe Reds By juxtaposing human neuron states Mongeon. There is a palpable 9am–5pm. For more information Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot MOR Wine & Culinary Classic – Aaron Howard 6pm Latitude 45 6pm – Norm Asbjornson Hall Downtown Bozeman Art Walk Victoria Rose 6:30pm Baxter Hotel 6pm Downtown Bozeman Vibe Quartet 7pm Red Tractor Pizza Victoria Rose 6:30pm Baxter Hotel Little Jane & the Pistol Whips 7pm Edis 7pm Valhalla Meadery Gallatin Riverhouse Grill – Big Sky Park County landscapes topic of Jazz Night w/ Alex Robilotta James Sewell Ballet 7pm 7pm Red Tractor Pizza Warren Miller Performing Arts Center interactive YGM exhibit The Black Lillies w/ Kelly Corb Lund w/ Jason Wickens 7pm Nicholson Band 7pm Pine Creek Pine Creek Lodge Aran Buzzas 7pm Norris Hot Brian Ernst 7pm Norris Hot Springs Bring your many sites you have Reconnecting Roots LIVE Event Disney’s Newsies 8pm Shane friends and correctly identified – the 7:30pm Music Ranch Montana Denny Earnest & The Retro Country family to reward is feeling a little Disney’s Newsies 8pm Shane Band 8pm Old Saloon – Emigrant Livingston’s more connected to spe- Nikki Lane w/ Carl Anderson Random Rab 8pm Rialto Bozeman Yellowstone cial sites in Park county. 8:30pm Rialto Bozeman Dead Floyd w/ Something & The Gateway Sponsors for the Paul Lee Kupfer 9pmMurray Bar – Anything 9pm Filling Station Museum and exhibit include CTA KneeJürk 9pm Chico Hot Springs Exit 288 9pm JR’s Lounge & Casino test your Park Architects and Engineers. Sunrise Karaoke – Sac 9pm KneeJürk 9pm Chico Hot Springs Sacajawea Bar – Three Forks County The exhibit is upstairs in Cubongo 9pm Murray Bar – Livingston Dilly Dilly 9pm Eagles Bar Sunrise Karaoke9pm Friendly Tavern landscape the Expedition Room of Exit 288 9pm JR’s Lounge Casino Ty Stevenson Band 9pm knowledge! the Yellowstone Gateway Them Coulee Boys w/ Wood Sacajawea Bar – Three Forks The museum’s Museum, located at 118 Belly & Night Caps 9pm Filler Sunrise Karaoke 9pm Eagles Bar newest W Chinook in \ exhibit, Livingston. For more “Vignettes information and future of History: event details, visit Cultural www.yellow- Landscapes stonegatewaymuse- of Park um.org or find them on County,” is Facebook (@yellow- on display stonegatewaymuseum). • through by Edd Enders September. This multi-media, interactive exhibit features artisans from the county who portray well- known (and obscure) cultural landscapes of Park County. The display encourages people to use observation while at the museum and when surrounded by local landscapes. The exhibit features paintings by Edd Enders, Charles Fifield, Kelly Hartman, Les Herman, Darlene “Puci” Pucillo, Tandy Miles Riddle, and Robert Spanning; mixed media by Parks Reece, a pen and ink by Kyle Ebert, pencil sketches by Steve Fox and Jean Skillman; and photographs by Storrs Bishop, Norm Miller, Hallie Rugheimer, and Rosamond Stanton. Most pieces are available for purchase, benefiting the museum’s exhibits and programs. Artwork locations are not identified on the exhibit’s works of art. A worksheet that includes possible locations are available in the exhibit. 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Lincoln Bike Rally Kids’ Summer Lunch Kids’ Summer Lunch Kids’ Summer Lunch Kids’ Summer Lunch City of Lincoln Program Gallatin Valley Program Gallatin Valley Program Gallatin Valley Program Gallatin Valley 14 18th Annual Celebrity 15 18th Annual Celebrity 16 The Real Genghis Khan 17 2019 Big Sky Country 18 2019 Big Sky Country State Golf Tournament Golf Tournament 8 am MoRockies State Fair Fairgrounds Fair Fairgrounds Big Sky Resort Golf Course Big Sky Resort Golf Course Living History Farm 10 am MoR The Real Genghis Khan 8 am MoR The Real Genghis Khan 8 am MoR The Real Genghis Khan The Real Genghis Khan 8 am MoR Books & Babies Living History Farm 10 am MoR Living History Farm 10 am MoR 8 am Museum of the Rockies Living History Farm 10 am MoR 10 am &1 pm Bozeman Library The Sun, Our Living Star Books & Babies Brew Demo 8 am TreaT Café The Sun, Our Living Star The Sun, Our Living Star 10 am & 1 pm MoR 10 am & 1 pm Bozeman Library Living History Farm 10 am MoR 10 am & 1 pm MoR 10 am & 1 pm MoR Little Ones Storytime The Sun, Our Living Star The Sun, Our Living Star Yoga for All 11 am & 12 pm Library 10:15 & 11:15 am Bzn Library 10 am & 1 pm MoR 10 am & 1pm MoR Yoga for Moms 10:30 am Glen Lake Rotary Park Capcom-Go! 11 am, 2 & 4 pm MoR Prenatal Yoga 10:30 am Your Yoga Capcom-Go! 11 am, 2 & 4 pm MoR Capcom-Go! 11 am, 2 & 4 pm MoR Capcom-Go! 11 am, 2 & 4 pm MoR Capcom-Go! 11 am, 2 & 4 pm MoR Secret of the Cardboard Rocket Secret of the Cardboard Rocket Secret of the Cardboard Rocket Lunch on the Lawn / Tyler James Secret of the Cardboard Rocket 12 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR 12 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR 12 pm MoR 11:30 am Emerson 12 pm MoR Mongolian Dance Performance Cozy Café 12 pm Bozeman Library Mongolian Dance Performance Secret of the Cardboard Rocket Mongolian Dance Performance 12:30 & 3:30 pm MoRockies Mongolian Dance Performance 12:30 & 3:30 pm MoRockies 12 pm MoR Walk – Bozeman Bon Ton District 12:30 & 3:30 pm MoRockies Westside Historic District – Walk 12:30 & 3:30 pm MoRockies 1 pm Park County Library Mongolian Dance Performance The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm MoR 1 pm Story Mansion Open STEAMlab 3 pm MSC 12:30 & 3:30 pm MoRockies Celtic Jam 2 pm Bunkhouse Brew The Big Sky Tonight Towne’s Harvest Garden Farm Stand The Big Sky Tonight The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm MoR Todd Green 2 pm Willie’s – Ennis 3 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR 3 pm The Noodle @ MSU 3 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR Free Pool 3 pm Molly Brown Disney’s Newsies Free Pool 3 pm Molly Brown Free Pool 3 pm Molly Brown Brewery Follies READ to a Dog 4 pm Bzn Library 3 pm Shane Lalani Open STEAMlab Belgrade Community Market 4 & 8 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery Manhattan Farmers Market The Big Sky Tonight 4 pm Montana Science Center 4 pm Lewis & Clark Park Shields Valley Farmers Market 4:07pm Downtown Manhattan 3 pm MoR Brewery Follies Brewery Follies 4:30 pm Holliday Park/Clyde Park WSE Livingston Farmers Market Journaling/Kathy Francisco 4 & 8 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery 4 & 8 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery Pints w Purpose/HRDC Youth Dev. 4:30 pm Miles Park – Livingston 4 pm Country Bookshelf Bogert Farmers’ Market Neil Filo Beddow 5 pm Bridger Brewing The Boomerangs 5 pm Livingston Walk – Ghosts of Bozeman’s Past 5 pm Lindley Park 5:30 pm Bozeman Spirits Distillery Blake Brightman Big Sky Farmers Market 4 pm Sunset Hills Cemetery SlomoJoe (Solo Acoustic on Patio) Bars and Brothels – Walking Tour 5 pm Murray Bar – Livingston 5 pm Big Sky Town Center Brewery Follies 5 pm Bridger Brewing 5:30 pm Livingston Bar and Grille Bluegrass Jam 5:30 pm Katabatic Christy Hays & Tony Polecastro 4 & 8 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery Beer for a Cause Thermalgrass Forever Young Adult Book Club 5:30 pm Bridger Brewing Monthly Vegan Potluck 5 pm Katabatic Brewing 5:30 pm Follow Yer’ Nose BBQ 6 pm Country Bookshelf Green Drinks 5:30 pm PERC 4:30 pm Park Cty Senior Center Christy Hays Extreme History/Post-Civil War The Sundogs 6 pm MAP Brewing Songwriters Guild FREE Fly Fishing Class 5:30 pm Bozeman Spirits Montana 6 pm Museum of the Rockies Lazy Owl String Band 6 pm Mountains Walking 5:45pm Montana Angler Fly Shop Memphis Strange 6 pm MAP Music in the Mountains – Orgone 6 pm Red Tractor Pizza Robert Cray Band Amanda Stewart 6 pm Outlaw Montana Manouche 6 pm Town Center Park David Aubert 6 pm Outlaw Brewing Walk – Bozeman’s Drinking History 6 pm ZooMontana 6 pm Devil’s Toboggan Open Builds 6:30 pm Bzn Makerspace Brian Ernst Amy Hubbard 6:30 pm Red Tractor 6 pm Downtown Bozeman Life Drawing (18+) 6 pm Emerson Band of Drifters Art on the Rocks 6:30 pm Emerson 7 pm Bozeman Hot Springs Monday Night Live Trivia!?!? Rich Mayo 6 pm Kountry Korner 6:30 pm Saffron Table Cierra & Michael 6:30 pm Sacajawea Bridger Mtn 7 pm Art Lecture-“Carving for the King” Backyard Concert w/ 710 Ashbury MOM– Jameson & the Sordid Seeds Big Band Bzn Taproom 7 pm Eagles 6:30 pm Museum of the Rockies 6:30 pm MAP Brewing 6:30 pm Downtown Bozeman Wyatt Hurts 7 pm Mathias Mandy Rowden 7 pm Gal Riverhouse Bingo Wednesday 7 pm Legion Larry Meyer 7 pm Gal Riverhouse Gal. Riverhouse 7 pm Singo 7 pm MidTown Tavern Keith Scott 7 pm Gal Riverhouse Alex Robilotta Trio 7 pm Mint Cafe Norris Hot Sprgs Improv on the The Robert Cray Band Larry Myer 7 pm Murray Bar Bridger Creek Boys 7 pm Red Tractor Wyatt Hurts Verge 7 pm The Wilma Noel Lacey 7 pm Eagles Bar Paul Lee Kupfer w/ Christy Hays 7 pm 8 pm French Conversation Meet Up German Conversation Meet Up 7 pm Pine Creek Lodge Gal Riverhouse Verge Theater 7 pm Townshend’s Teahouse 7 pm Townshend’s Teahouse Leif Christian 7 pm Bzn Hot Springs Ghost Town Amy Helm Sarah Shook & the Disarmers Jewish Film Festival/Light of Hope Hogan and Moss 8 pm Murray Bar Blues Band 8 pm 7 pm Pine Creek 7 pm Procrastinator Theater Quenby 8 pm Old Saloon – Emigrant 8 pm Chico Filling Station Bzn Mun. Band Summer Concert Trivia at the Molly 8 pm Molly Brown SlomoJoe 8:30 pm Bozeman Taproom Kishi Bashi Sunrise Karaoke 7:30 pm Bogert Park Comedy Open Mic 9 pm Bar IX UFO viewing investigation (solo) 9 pm Legion Edis 8 pm Nordic Brew Works Folk Family Revival 9 pm Hyalite Canyon 8 pm Open Mic Night Matisyahu 8 pm The Pub Station 9 pm Live From The Divide Mike and Cierra 9 pm Sacajawea Bar Filling Station 10 pm Haufbrau Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Bar IX Open Mic Night 10 pm Haufbrau Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Eagles Bar 2019 Big Sky Country Kids’ Summer Lunch Kids’ Summer Lunch Kids’ Summer Lunch 2019 Red Ants Pants Music State Fair Fairgrounds Program Gallatin Valley Program Gallatin Valley Program Gallatin Valley Festival Wht Sulphur Springs 21 The Real Genghis Khan 22 The Real Genghis Khan 23 The Real Genghis Khan 24 The Real Genghis Khan 25 Kids’ Summer Lunch 8 am MoRockies Program Gallatin Valley 8 am MoRockies 8 am MoRockies 8 am MoRockies Living History Farm 10 am MoR 2019 Girls’ Stories, Girls’ Voices The Real Genghis Khan 8 am MoR 2019 Girls’ Stories, Girls’ Voices Mongolian Dance Performance The Sun, Our Living Star 12:30 & 3:30 pm MoRockies 9 am Thrive Bozeman 2019 Girls’ Stories, Girls’ Voices 9 am Thrive Bozeman 10 am & 1 pm MoR Westside Historic District – Walk Labyrinth Guided Walks 9 am Thrive Bozeman Living History Farm Brunch Live Music – Bill Price 1 pm Park County Library 9 am Bozeman Public Library Fly Fishing Expo 9 am MSU – SUB 11 am Pine Creek Lodge Living History Farm 10 am MoR 10 am Museum of the Rockies The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm MoR Living History Farm 10 am MoR Capcom-Go! 11 am, 2 & 4 pm MoR Books & Babies 10 am & 1 pm Library The Sun, Our Living Star Free Pool 3 pm Molly Brown Little Ones Storytime Secret of the Cardboard Rocket 10 am & 1 pm MoR 10:15 & 11:15 am Bzn Library The Sun, Our Living Star 12 pm MoR Constellation Wall Art Crafternoon Preschool Explorers Capcom-Go! 11 am, 2 & 4 pm MoR 10 am & 1 pm MoR Mongolian Dance Performance 3 pm Bozeman Public Library Lunch on the Lawn w/ Babes & Babies Yoga 12:30 & 3:30 pm MoRockies 10:30 amMontana Science Center Open STEAMlab 4 pm MSC Robiletta, Tsuru & Greenberg 10:30 am Glen Lake Rotary Park Walk – Bozeman Bon Ton District Yoga for Moms Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm Virg. City 11:30 am Emerson Capcom-Go! 11 am, 2 & 4 pm MoR 1 pm Story Mansion 10:30 am Glen Lake Rotary Park Bogert Farmers’ Market Cozy Café 12 pm Bozeman Library Secret of the Cardboard Rocket Celtic Jam 2 pm Bunkhouse Brewery Capcom-Go! 5 pm Lindley Park Mongolian Dance Performance 12 pm MoR Left for Dead 2 pm Willie’s Distillery SlomoJoe (Solo Acoustic on Patio) 12:30 & 3:30 pm MoRockies 11 am, 2 & 4 pm MoR Mongolian Dance Performance Disney’s Newsies 3 pmShane Lalani 5 pm Bridger Brewing The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm MoR Secret of the Cardboard Rocket 12:30 & 3:30 pm MoRockies The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm MoR Beer for a Cause 5 pm Katabatic Towne’s Harvest Garden Farm Stand 12 pm MoR The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm MoR Walk – Ghosts of Bozeman’s Past Dan Henry 5:30 pm Bozeman Spirits 3 pm The Noodle @ MSU Mongolian Dance Performance Free Pool 3 pm Molly Brown 4 pm Sunset Hills Cemetery Fly Fishing Expo Kick-Off Party Mongolian Dance Performance Free Pool 3 pm Molly Brown Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm Virg. City 12:30 & 3:30 pm MoRockies 5:30 pm MT Angler Fly Shop 12:30 & 3:30 pm MoRockies Belgrade Comm. Market Music on the Green w/ PermaFunk Open STEAMlab Bill Price 6 pm MAP Brewing READ to a Dog 4 pm Library 4 pm Lewis & Clark Park 5 pm Bozeman Library 3 pm Montana Science Center Rich Mayo 6 pm Kountry Korner Farmers Market Brewery Follies Sweet Sage 6 pm MAP Brewing The Big Sky Tonight Weston Lewis 7 pm Red Tractor 4:07pm Downtown Manhattan 4 & 8 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery SIParks: Henry IV Part I 3 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR Mandy Rowden 7 pm Gal Riverhouse WSE Farmers Market Hawthorne Duo 5:30 pm Bzn Spirits 6 pm Arch Park – Gardiner Bars and Brothels – Walking Tou Peter King 6 pm Outlaw Brewing Brewery Follies Singo 7 pm MidTown Tavern 4:30 pm Miles Park – Livingston 5:30 pm Livingston Bar and Grille Bridger Mountain Big Band 4 & 8 pm Virginia City Keith Scott Blues 7 pm Murray Bar Farmers Market 5 pm Big Sky Little Jane & the Pistol Whips 7 pm Eagles Bar Shields Valley Farmers Market French Conversation Meet Up Music & Mussels/Keith Scott Blues 5:30 pm Follow Yer’ Nose Good Clean Funk 7 pm Townshend’s Teahouse 5:30 pm Bridger Brewing 4:30 pm Holliday Park/Clyde Park Big Sky PBR 5:30 pm Big Sky 7 pm Bzn Hot Springs Bzn Mun. Band Summer Concert Backyard Concert w/ Hooligans Pints w/ Purpose – Windhorse Music in the Mountains – Hayes Carll Tim May Workshop/Concert 7:30 pm Bogert Park 5:30 pm MAP Brewing Equine Learning FREE Fly Fishing Class 6 pm Town Center Park – Big Sky 7 pm Shawna’s House Igor & the Red Elvises 8 pm Eagles Johnny Dango 7 pm Norris Hot Spgs 5 pm Bridger Brewing 5:45pm MT Angler Fly Shop Walk – Eclectic Communities Norah Jones 8 pm Brick Breeden Wyatt Hurts 7 pm Gal Riverhouse Ashly Holland Backyard Concert w/ Ryan Acker 6 pm Beall Park Rec Center Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Bar IX Larry Meyer 8 pm Chico Saloon 5 pm Murray Bar – Livingston 6 pm Outlaw Brewing Patio Jam Session & Open Mic Night Greyhounds 9 pm Live From Divide Bluegrass Jam Walk – Bozeman’s Drinking History 6:30 pm Sacajawea Hotel MOM – Lauren Morrow 5:30 pm Katabatic Brewing 6 pm Downtown Bozeman Chelsea Hunt & Joe Knapp 6:30 pm Downtown Bozeman SIParks – Merry Wives of Windso 6:30 pm Saffron Table Keith Scott 7 pm Gal Riverhouse 6 pm Chico Hot Springs Resort Leigh Guest 7 pm Gal Riverhouse DASH Duo 7 pm Bozeman Hot Springs Monday Night Live Trivia!?!? Bingo Wednesday 7 pm Legion Bridger Creek Boys 7 pm Red Tractor 7 pm Bozeman Taproom KneeJürk 7 pm Eagles Bar Green Partridge 7 pm The Mint Cafe Wyatt Hurts Jeff Austin Band/Dead Winter Head for the Hills / The Dead Yellers 7 pm Gallatin Riverhouse Grill Carpenters 7 pm Pine Creek 7 pm Pine Creek Lodge Full Draw Film Tour 7 pm Emerson Lil Wyte & Statik G – Summer of Tim Montana 7:30 pm The Attic Trivia 8 pm Molly Brown Deltaphonic 8 pm Murray Bar Sin Tour II The Green w/ Leilani Wolfgramm The Lonesome Heroes 8 pm Eagles Lodge Ballroom 8 pm Rialto Bozeman 8 pm Old Saloon Sunrise Karaoke Comedy Open Mic 9 pm Bar IX Canyon Kids 8:30 pm Bzn Taproom 9 pm Legion – Bozeman Yak Attack 9 pm Filling Station Red Elvises 9 pm Chico Saloon Open Mic Night 10 pm Haufbrau Open Mic Night 10 pm Haufbrau Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Eagles Bar Red Ants Pants Festival\ Mongolian Dance Perf. Kids’ Summer Lunch Crown Guitar Festival Crown Guitar Festival White Sulphur Springs 12:30 & 3:30 pm MoR Program Gallatin Valley City of Bozeman City of Bozeman 28 The Real Genghis Khan 29 Pint Night: Habitat for 30 The Real Genghis Khan 31 Kids’ Summer Lunch Prog 1 Kids’ Summer Lunch Prog. 8 am MoRockies Humanity 8 am MoRockies Gallatin Valley Gallatin Valley 22nd Annual Garden & Home Tour 4 pm Mountains Walking Sweet Pea Chalk on the Walk The Real Genghis Khan 8 am MoR 2019 Magic City Blues Festival Downtown Billings 9 am Gallatin Valley Shields Valley Farmers Market 9:30 am Downtown Bozeman Living History Farm 10 am MoR Living History Farm 10 am MoR Chamber’s Business Before Hours 4:30 pm Clyde Park Yoga for All 11 am & 12 pm Library The Sun, Our Living Star The Sun, Our Living Star 10 am & Secret of the Cardboard Rocket 10 am & 1 pm MoR 7:30 am Montana Science Center Pints/Purpose/Gal. Gardeners Club 1 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR 12 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR Capcom-Go! 11 am, 2 & 4 pm MoR The Real Genghis Khan 8 am MoR 5 pm Bridger Brewing Capcom-Go! 11 am, 2 & 4 pm Mongolian Dance Performance Lunch on the Lawn w/ Living History Farm 10 am MoR Pint Night: Montana PBS Taylor Planetarium @ MoR 12:30 & 3:30 pm MoRockies Bridger Mountain Big Band The Sun, Our Living Star 5 pm Outlaw Brewing Music Days 11 am Westside Historic District – Walk 11:30 am Emerson 10 am & 1 pm MoR Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park Bluegrass Jam 5:30 pm Katabatic 1 pm Park Cty Library Secret of the Cardboard Rocket Capcom-Go! Brunch Music – Travis Yost Monday Night Live Trivia!?!? The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm MoR 12 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR 11 am, 2 & 4 pm MoR 11 am Pine Creek Lodge 7 pm Bozeman Taproom Free Pool 3 pm Molly Brown Mongolian Dance Performance Secret of the Cardboard Rocket Summer Musical – Damn Yankees Wyatt Hurts 7 pm Gal Riverhouse Bogert Farmers’ Market 12:30 & 3:30 pm MoRockies 12 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR 3 pm The Ellen Theatre Improv on the Verge 5 pm Lindley Park The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm MoR Cozy Café 12 pm Bozeman Library Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm Virginia City 8 pm Verge Theater SlomoJoe (Solo Acoustic on Patio) Free Pool 3 pm Molly Brown Dirt Farmers 6 pm Red Tractor Pizza Mongolian Dance Performance Pop Evil 8 pm The Wilma – Missoula 5 pm Bridger Brewing Brewery Follies 12:30 & 3:30 pm MoRockies Foxy Blues 6 pm Outlaw Brewing Beer for a Cause 5 pm Katabatic 4 & 8 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery Chris Aguayo 6 pm Wild Joe*s awakebutstillinbed and allweather The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm MoR 8 pm Whistle Pig Korean Raven Rōshi @ Bogert Farmers’ Farmers Market 4:07pm Manhattan Towne’s Harvest Garden Farm Stand Five Letter Word w/ Late for the Market 5 pm Lindley Park WSE Farmers Market Sunrise Karaoke 3 pm The Noodle @ MSU Train 6 pm Pine Creek Lodge Peter King 5:30 pm Bozeman Spirits 4:30 pm Miles Park – Livingston Something & the Anything 7 pm 9 pm Legion – Bozeman Free Pool 3 pm Molly Brown Farmers Market Bozeman Hot Springs Open Mic Night 10 pm Haufbrau Hops & History – Brewing Montana Belgrade Community Market History: Part II 5 pm Big Sky Town Center Joseph 4 pm Lewis & Clark Park 5:30 pm MOR Living History Farm Bridger Creek Boys Hubert Ian Bailey 5:30 pm Bozeman Spirits Brice Ash 6 pm MAP Brewing 5:30 pm Bridger Brewing 7 pm Bars and Brothels – Walking Tour Contrasting Styles of Fred Willson Bite of Bozeman 5:30 pm Downtown Eagles Bar 5:30 pm Livingston Bar and Grille 6 pm Story Mansion Edis 6 pm Outlaw Brewing Benny Music in the Mountains – Marcia Ball Rich Mayo 6 pm Kountry Korner Walk – Bozeman’s Drinking History Bassett 6 pm Town Center Park – Big Sky Seasonal Montana Farm Dinner w/ 6 pm Downtown Bozeman 7 pm Art on the Rocks Montana Rose Woodsmoke Jazz Norris Hot 6:30 pm Emerson Center Springs 6:30 pm Rocky Creek Farm 6:30 pm Saffron Table Patio Jam Session & Open Mic Night Keith Scott Charlie Parr / Lost Dog Street Band Brian Stumpf 7 pm Gal Riverhouse 6:30 pm Sacajawea Hotel Blues Band 7 pm Cannery District Bingo Wednesday 7 pm Legion 8 pm Chico Mandy Rowden 7 pm Gal Riverhouse Kip Moore 7 pm The Pub Station 2019 MOM – Dead Winter Carpenters Saloon Singo 7 pm MidTown Tavern Kennedy Richards 7 pm Eagles Bar 6:30 pm Downtown Bozeman Variety French Conversation Meet Up Wild West Wednesdays – Mathias 7 pm Gallatin Riverhouse Show - 7 pm Townshend’s Teahouse Man from Laramie 7 pmThe Ellen Bridger Creek Boys 7 pm Red Tractor Speak Bzn Mun. Band Summer Concert Parker McCollum Peter King Trio 7 pm The Mint Cafe Sleazy 7:30 pm Bogert Park 7 pm Live From The Divide Benny Bassett 7 pm Bzn Hot Springs 8:30 pm BFS – …So Good I Can’t Take It Trivia at the Molly 8 pm Molly Brown Wind and The Willows Rialto 7:30 pm The Ellen Theatre Comedy Open Mic 9 pm Bar IX 8:30 pm Bozeman Taproom Bozeman Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Bar IX Open Mic Night 10 pm Haufbrau Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Eagles Bar G e t Y o u r e v e n t s o n t h e C a l e n d a r ! e m a i l : i n f o @ B o Z o n e . C o m ( $ 2 5 p e r l i s t i n G f o r n o n - a d v e r t i s e r s ) o r C a l l 5 8 6 - 6 7 3 0 Friday Saturday IF IT'S HAPPENING... IT’S IN THE BO THE IN IT’S HAPPENING... IT'S IF Kids’ Summer Lunch Program Dog & Grog Brew Festival Bale of Hay Saloon BO THE IN IT’S HAPPENING... IT'S IF Gallatin Valley 2019 Big Sky Country State Fair Fairgrounds 19 2019 Big Sky Country State Fair 20 The Real Genghis Khan 8 am MoRockies Gallatin County Fairgrounds 2019 Summer Crazy Days 9 amDwntwn Bozeman The Real Genghis Khan 8 am MoRockies 50th Anniversary of Apollo Moon Landing Party 2019 Summer Crazy Days 9 am Downtown Bozeman 9:30 am Montana Science Center Living History Farm 10 am Museum of the Rockies Living History Farm 10 am Museum of the Rockies Open STEAMlab 10 am Montana Science Center Apollo at 50 10 am American Computer Museum The Sun, Our Living Star 10 am & 1 pm MoR Open STEAMlab 10 am Montana Science Center Read Sing Play! Storytime Books & Babies 10 am Bozeman Public Library 10:15 & 11:15 am Bozeman Public Library The Sun, Our Living Star 10 am & 1 pm MoR Walk – Bozeman’s Historic Main St. 10 am Downtown Bzn Capcom-Go! 11 am, 2 & 4 pm MoR SMART Recovery 10:15am Belgrade Community Library Secret of the Cardboard Rocket 12 pm MoR Brunch Live Music – Jacob Rountree 11 am Pine Creek Mongolian Dance Performance Family Concert with Music Kate 12:30 & 3:30 pm MoRockies 11 am Story Mill Com. Park The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm MoR Capcom-Go! 11 am, 2 & 4 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery Secret of the Cardboard Rocket 12 pm MoR An Evening of Art in Ennis 5 pm Gallery 287 – Ennis Mongolian Dance Performance 10 Year Anniversary: Two Rivers Gallery 12:30 & 3:30 pm MoRockies 5 pm Two Rivers Gallery – Big Timber Bozeman Roundup Ranch Rodeo 1 pm Fairgrounds 20th Anniversary Summerfest Moon Landing – Retro 50th Anniversary Party 5 pm Miles Park – Livingston 1 pm Library Ennis City Ramblers 5:30 pm Willie’s Distillery The Boomerangs (Music Duo) 2 pm Story Mill Com. Park Live Music on the Patio 5:30 pm Foxtrot The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR Donny Elliot Experience 5:30 pm Kountry Korner 2019 Gardiner Brewfest 3 pm Arch Park – Gardiner Edis and Cliff 6 pm Santa Fe Reds Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery Jeff Queebis 6 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot With Our Heart and Hands 5:30 pm Elling House Cornhole Tournament 6 pm Miles Park – Livingston Cowboy Poetry and Music Montana Manouche 5:30 pm Bear Creek Historical School House 6:30 pm Uncorked Wine & Cheese Bar The Hooligans 5:30 pm Follow Yer’ Nose BBQ – Emigrant Jon Cheryl 6:30 pm Baxter Hotel Dan Henry 5:30 pm Katabatic Brewing Company Friday Night Races 7 pm Gallatin Speedway Live Music on the Patio 5:30 pm Foxtrot Jazz Night w/ Alex Robilotta 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza Bob Britten 5:30 pm Kountry Korner Café Pinky & the Floyd 7 pm Pine Creek Lodge Open Mic Night 6 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot Three Forks NRA Rodeo Kate & the AlleyKats 6:30 pm Baxter Hotel 7 pm Three Forks Rodeo Grounds Good Clean Funk 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza Walking Tour – Murders, Madams & Mediums WMPAC Summer: The Proxy Marriage 7 pm WMPAC 7 pm Downtown Bozeman Close 2 Toast 7 pm Bale of Hay Saloon – Virginia City Dave Provost 7 pm Norris Hot Springs Walk – Bozeman Red-Light District 7 pm Downtown Bzn Sugar Daddies 7 pm Gallatin Riverhouse Grill SlomoJoe Trio 7 pm Pine Creek Lodge Disney’s Newsies 8 pm Shane Lalani Center Three Forks NRA Rodeo 7 pm 3 Forks Rodeo Grounds Bozeman Roundup Ranch Rodeo 7 pm Fairgrounds The Flick 8 pm Verge Theater Joe Schwem 7 pm Norris Hot Springs Panther Car, Modern Sons & Steady Trees Rocky Mountain Pearls 7 pm Gallatin Riverhouse Grill 9 pm Rialto Bozeman Disney’s Newsies 8 pm Shane Lalani Center for the Arts The Copper Children 9 pm Bozeman Taproom Shelly Bessler Trio 8 pm Old Saloon – Emigrant Lazy Owl String Band 9 pm Murray Bar – Livingston The Flick 8 pm Verge Theater Brickhouse Band 9 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon Grant Ferguson 8:30 pm The Attic – Livingston Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Lane Bar – Wht Sul Springs Brickhouse Band 9 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Plaza Bar – Three Forks Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Silver Dollar Saloon – Ennis Reckless Abandon 9 pm Eagles Bar Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Friendly Tavern Two for Tuesday 9 pm JR’s Lounge & Casino Two for Tuesday 9 pm JR’s Lounge & Casino Exit 288 – Street Dance 9 pm Sacajawea Bar Plowed Under – Street Dance 9 pm Sacajawea Bar Holly Williams 9 pm Live From The Divide Sunrise Karaoke – Eagles 9 pm Eagles Bar 2019 Red Ants Pants Music Festival 2019 Red Ants Pants Music Festival White Sulphur Springs White Sulphur Springs 26 Kids’ Summer Lunch Program Gal Valley 27 The Real Genghis Khan 8 am MoRockies The Real Genghis Khan 8 am MoR Gallatin Valley Farmers’ Market 9 am Fairgrounds 2019 Girls’ Stories, Girls’ Voices 9 am Thrive Homebuyer Education Class 9 am Big Sky Water & Sewer 2019 Fly Fishing Expo 9 am MSU – SUB American Legion Poker Run 9 am Legion – Belgrade Living History Farm 10 am Museum of the Rockies 22nd Annual Garden & Home Tour 9 am Gallatin Valley Open STEAMlab 10 am Montana Science Center 2019 Fly Fishing Expo 9 am MSU – SUB The Sun, Our Living Star 10 am & 1 pm MoR Living History Farm 10 am Museum of the Rockies Read Sing Play! Storytime Books & Babies 10 am Bozeman Public Library Z 10:15 & 11:15 am Bozeman Public Library Walking Tour – Bozeman’s Historic Main St. Z Capcom-Go! 11 am, 2 & 4 pm MoR 10 am Downtown Bozeman Secret of the Cardboard Rocket 12 pm MoR The Sun, Our Living Star ONE The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm MoR 10 am & 1 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR ONE Mongolian Dance Performance Capcom-Go! 11 am, 2 & 4 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR 12:30 & 3:30 pm MoRockies Prenatal Yoga 11 am Your Yoga Brunch Live Music – Maggie Hickman 11 am Pine Creek 22nd Annual Garden & Home Tour 4 pm Gal Valley Secret of the Cardboard Rocket 12 pm MoR Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery Mongolian Dance Performance Livingston Art Walk 5:30 pm Downtown Livingston 12:30 & 3:30 pm MoRockies Live Music on the Patio 5:30 pm Foxtrot Walking Tour – Symbolism in the Cemetery Donny Elliot Experience 5:30 pm Kountry Korner 1 pm Sunset Hills Cemetery Benny Bassett 6 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR • Warrior Taste Fest 6 pm Gallatin County Fairgrounds Author Event: Joe Flynn 4 pm Country Bookshelf • Queers & Beers 6 pm 406 Brewing Co. Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery Since 1993 Since Foodies for Feathers Fundraiser Live Music on the Patio 5:30 pm Foxtrot 1993 Since 6:30 pm Rocky Creek Farm Bob Britten 5:30 pm Kountry Korner Café Big Sky PBR 6:30 pm Big Sky Town Center Project: Constellation 6 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot John Floridis 6:30 pm Baxter Hotel Science on Tap: Beyond Yellowstone with Chris Johns Friday Night Races 7 pm Gallatin Speedway 6 pm Sage Lodge Meeting Your Life with Compassion Trampled by Turtles with Hayes Carll 7 pm Bozeman Dharma Center 6:30 pm KettleHouse Amphitheater – Missoula Jazz Night w/ Alex Robilotta 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza Big Sky PBR 6:30 pm Big Sky Town Center Melissa Ethridge 7 pm The Wilma – Missoula John Floridis 6:30 pm Baxter Hotel Hayes Carll 7 pm Pine Creek Lodge Swamp Dawg 7 pm Gallatin Riverhouse Grill – Big Sky Walking Tour – Murders, Madams & Mediums Balboa Swing Dance 7 pm Townshend’s Teahouse 7 pm Downtown Bozeman Walk – Bozeman Red-Light District 7 pm Downtown Bzn Montana Rose The Sleepless Elite 7 pm Pine Creek Lodge 7 pm Gallatin Riverhouse Grill – Big Sky Bill Price 7 pm Norris Hot Springs Ennis City Ramblers 7 pm Norris Hot Springs Storyhill 30th Anniversary Celebration Concert Summer Musical – Damn Yankees 7:30 pm Gallatin County Fairgrounds • 7:30 pm The Ellen Theatre Summer Musical – Damn Yankees 7:30 pm The Ellen • Teahouse Tango Whitey Morgan 8 pm Old Saloon – Emigrant 7:30 pm Townshend’s Bozeman Teahouse The Flick 8 pm Verge Theater Cody Johnson 8 pm Old Saloon – Emigrant Variety Show presents Speak Sleazy 8:30 pm Rialto The Flick 8 pm Verge Theater Bo DePena 9 pm Murray Bar – Livingston Canyon Kids 9 pm Murray Bar – Livingston Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Friendly Tavern String Bean 9 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Sacajawea Bar – Three Forks Karaoke with Living the Dream Productions uy 4 Ags 3 2019 3, August - 14 July

Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Plaza Bar – Three Forks 2019 3, August - 14 July 9 pm JR’s Lounge & Casino Blue Belly Junction 9 pm Eagles Bar Sugar Daddies 9 pm Sacajawea Bar – Three Forks String Bean 9 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Eagles Bar Karaoke with Living the Dream Productions Lilly Hiatt 9 pm Live From The Divide 9 pm JR’s Lounge & Casino Crown Guitar Festival City of Bozeman Crown Guitar Festival City of Bozeman 2019 Sweet Pea Festival Lindley Park 2019 Sweet Pea Festival Lindley Park 2 Kids’ Summer Lunch Program 3 2019 Summer SLAM Festival Bogert Park Gallatin Valley 2019 Magic City Blues Festival Dwntown Billings 2019 Magic City Blues Festival Downtown Billings Sweet Pea Run 7:15 am Downtown Bozeman The Real Genghis Khan 8 amMuseum of the Rockies The Real Genghis Khan 8 am Museum of the Rockies Open STEAMlab 10 am Montana Science Center Gallatin Valley Farmers’ Market 9 am Fairgrounds Living History Farm 10 am Museum of the Rockies Sweetwater Fly Shop Kid’s Fishing Thing! The Sun, Our Living Star 10 am Sage Lodge 10 am & 1 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR Summer Education Series – Dynamic Flyers Read Sing Play! Storytime 10 am Montana Raptor Conservation Center 10:15 & 11:15 am Bozeman Public Library Open STEAMlab 10 am Montana Science Center Capcom-Go! Living History Farm 10 am Museum of the Rockies 11 am, 2 & 4 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR Books & Babies 10 am Bozeman Public Library Secret of the Cardboard Rocket Walking Tour – Bozeman’s Historic Main St. 12 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR 10 am Downtown Bozeman Mongolian Dance Performance The Sun, Our Living Star 12:30 & 3:30 pm MoRockies 10 am & 1 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR The Big Sky Tonight 3 pmTaylor Planetarium @ MoR Sweet Pea Children’s Run 10 am Downtown Bozeman SIParks – Henry IV Part I @ Sweet Pea 2019 Sweet Pea Parade 10:05 am Downtown Bozeman 3:45pm Lindley Park Capcom-Go! 11 am, 2 & 4 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR Brewery Follies Secret of the Cardboard Rocket 4 & 8 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery – Virginia City 12 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR Benny Bassett 5:30 pm Willie’s Distillery – Ennis Mongolian Dance Performance Live Music on the Patio 5:30 pm Foxtrot 12:30 & 3:30 pm MoRockies Donny Elliot Experience 5:30 pm Kountry Korne Walking Tour – Rediscovering Bozeman Creek Mandy Rowden 6 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot 1 pm Bogert Park Paul Gilbert Guitar Clinic 6 pm Emerson The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR Friday Night Races 7 pm Gallatin Speedway Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery – Virg City Jazz Night w/ Alex Robilotta 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza Swamp Dawg 5:30 pm Follow Yer’ Nose BBQ – Emigrant Walk – Murders, Madams & Mediums Benny Bassett 5:30 pm Katabatic Brewing Company 7 pm Downtown Bozeman Bob Britten 5:30 pm Kountry Korner Café Sugar Daddies 7 pm Gallatin Riverhouse Open Mic Night 6 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot Summer Musical – Damn Yankees 7:30 pmThe Ellen The Cameroons 7 pm Gallatin Riverhouse Grill – Big Sky Dirk Alan 8 pm Long Branch Saloon – Ennis Ryan Acker From The Last Revel 7 pm Pine Creek Lodge Jackson Browne Walk – Bozeman Red-Light District 7 pm Downtown Bzn 8 pm Big Sky Brewing Co. Amphiteater Summer Musical – Damn Yankees 7:30 pm The Ellen Kalo 9 pm Live From The Divide Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Silver Dollar Saloon – Ennis Comstock Lode 9 pm Sacajawea Bar – Three Forks Sugar Daddies 9 pm Sacajawea Bar – Three Forks Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Plaza Bar – Three Forks Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Friendly Tavern Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Lane Bar – Wht Sul. Springs Blackwater Band 9 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon Blackwater Band 9 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon Bluebelly Junction 9 pm JR’s Lounge & Casino Bluebelly Junction 9 pm JR’s Lounge & Casino Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Eagles Bar G e t Y o u r e v e n t s o n t h e C a l e n d a r ! e m a i l : i n f o @ B o Z o n e . C o m ( $ 2 5 p e r l i s t i n G f o r n o n - a d v e r t i s e r s ) o r C a l l 5 8 6 - 6 7 3 0 Page 6a • The BoZone • July 15, 2019

BFS doc transports viewers Ellen presents Damn Yankees, return to Bozeman’s early punk of cowboy film classics series rock scene Following the initial phase of its Just like renovation project (and a historically innings, The Bozeman Film Society presents a Joe Skyward, who played and inspired facelift), the Broadway Ellen team special presentation of music promoted underground rock in grand slam hit Damn Yankees takes the field documentary ...So Good I Can’t Bozeman, and was a member Posies comes to The Ellen Theatre. The for nine per- Take It. The screening will be held and Sunny Day Real Estate after local production opens Friday, July formances. at the newly renovated Ellen moving from Southwest Montana. 26th and runs for three weekends. In Friday and Theatre beginning at 7:30pm. Director Kirk LeClaire, an art the lead role of Joe Hardy, The Saturday The film is a rowdy, jubilant tour instructor at Cal State University, Ellen welcomes guest artist Connor contests of the new wave/punk music scene will attend the screening. The film Berkompas from Los Angeles. The begin at of Montana from the late 1970s into will be followed by a live music cast also features New York artist 7:30pm and the early 1990s. Rare film footage set by The Love Darts and special Daniel Moore singing the all-star Sunday (including an actual 1982 gig at The guests. The event is sponsored classic “You Gotta Have Heart.” A matinees see Ellen!), photos, and interviews with by KGLT. powerhouse roster of first pitch at 3pm, and Arthur Kennedy. Other films in many of the underground scene’s Reserved seats for ...So Good I singers and dancers August 11th being the the series include 3:10 to Yuma, participants capture Montana’s Can’t Take It are $9.75 for adults or knocks this musical final performance. starring Glenn Ford and Van forgotten musical frontier. $9.25 for seniors and students. comedy favorite According to the Heflin; the 2007 Brad Pitt film Focused mainly on Bozeman and Advance tickets are available at clear out of the commissioner’s office, The Assassination of Jesse Missoula, director Kirk LeClaire www.theellentheatre.org (plus park, all backed by as The Ellen Theatre James by Coward Robert Ford; stiches together a fascinating story of service fees). The Ellen lobby a sparkling 20- is indoors, there will and The Tin Star, starring Henry musical rebels and energetic youth opens one hour before the screening piece live be no rainouts. Fonda and Anthony Perkins. Wild playing “weird” music that wasn’t for refreshments. orchestra. Reserved seats for West Wednesdays come to a close always appreciated by listeners, but Mark your calendars for the 10th If you don’t this double-header of on August 28th with Clint that allowed many to hone their annual ‘Story Under the Stars’ have a program, major league music Eastwood in 1985’s Pale Rider, craft. Early Bozeman bands were on Friday, August 16th. The fun- Damn Yankees is the and longball laughs the highest grossing box office also fortunate to have supportive filled evening returns to the lawn story of Joe Boyd, range from $18 for western of the 1980s. adults, like high school teacher outside the historic Story Mansion. a devoted fan of upper balcony and Reserved seats to all of these Lynne Merrick, who spent time This year’s event will feature a the hapless youth (17 and under) great movies are only $6. Lobby mentoring and documenting screening of family favorite Night Washington to $25 for main floor opens at 6pm for refreshments performances. Musicians and artists at the Museum at 7pm. Stay Senators, who sells and mezzanine view- ahead of a 7pm start time for all that had their roots in this early tuned for additional details. his soul to the ing. A limited number films. And series sponsor the Montana music scene include Pearl Bozeman Film Society seeks out devil, Mr. of premium seats are Western Café is offering a bonus – Jam’s Jeff Ament from Big Sandy; and presents independent films Applegate (Mark also available for $32. next time you’re in for a meal, show Steve Albini, recording engineer for which engage, entertain, and foster Kuntz), for a chance Also at The Ellen this ‘em your ticket stub and get a free Nirvana, The Pixies and more, from an understanding of the world com- to beat the dreaded Yankees. summer, ‘Wild West beverage with your meal! Missoula; John Dahl (member of munity around us. Visit www.boze- Applegate transforms Boyd into 22- Wednesdays’ make a blazing Wine, beer, and other refresh- early Bozeman band The Pugs) who manfilmsociety.org for film year-old baseball phenom Joe Hardy return with an action-packed series ments will be sold in the lobby one went on to direct Rounders and previews and further information – to lead the Senators to the World of frontier flicks. Every Wednesday, hour before all events. Ticketing numerous TV shows; and the late and “Keep ‘Em Flickering!” • Series. A couple of curve balls enjoy gritty and suspenseful tales of and further information about these include temptress Lola (Val the ol’ West with some of your and other upcoming happenings is Andrews, singing “Whatever Lola favorite heroes on the big screen, available at www.theellenthe- Wants”), as well as nosy reporter including Clint Eastwood, Henry atre.org. For additional inquiries, Gloria Thorpe, played by Annabella Fonda, and Glenn Ford. call (406) 585-5885 or stop into Joy, singing “Shoeless Joe from The lineup kicks off July 31st The Ellen box office. Hours are Hannibal, MO.” Last summer, Ms. with the 1955 classic likened to a Wednesday through Saturday from Joy wowed Ellen audiences as Ado Western King Lear, The Man from 1–3pm, as well as two hours prior Annie in Oklahoma! Laramie, starring James Stewart to any event. •

Newsies on deadline: Shane Verge takes audiences to the movies hosts final performances with summer staging Now is the time to seize the day! and take a stand for what’s right. Livingston’s Shane Lalani Center for Disney’s Newsies runs weekends As the not-so-sunny season forges revolves around a run-down movie insight and finely-tuned comic eye the Arts is delighted to present through July 21st in the Dulcie ahead, Verge Theater is giving theater in central Massachusetts, make this an unforgettable story. Newsies, the Disney film turned Theatre at the Shane Lalani Center. Bozemanites and out-of-towners a where three underpaid employees “FOUR STARS. A hypnotic, inspiring musical, in the Dulcie Performances will take place Fridays great excuse to head indoors by mop the floors and attend to one of heartbreaking, micro-epic about Theatre through July 21st. and Saturdays at 8pm, followed by featuring some fantastic stage per- the last 35 millimeter film projectors movies and moving on. Irreducibly Set in New York City at the turn Sunday matinees at 3 pm. Tickets to formances. Here’s a look at what’s in the state. Their tiny battles and theatrical.” – Time Out New York of the century and based on a true all shows are $18 for adults, $14 for happening at “The Little Black Box not-so-tiny heartbreaks play out in Also on the edge of Bozeman, story, Disney’s Newsies is the rousing seniors and college students, and on the Edge (of Bozeman).” the empty aisles, becoming more the theater’s improv masters bring tale of Jack Kelly, a charismatic $10 for youth 17 and under. To In mid-July, the community gripping than the lackluster, second- balance to the force on select newsboy and leader of a ragged make reservations, visit www.the- theater brings Annie Baker’s Pulitzer run movies on screen. Baker’s keen Monday nights this summer with band of ‘newsies,’ who dreams of a shanecenter.org or call the box Prize-winning Improv on the Verge! They pair better life far from the hardship of office at (406) 222-1420. The Shane drama the fun and energy of short-form the streets. But when publishing Center is located at 415 E Lewis St. The Flick to games (like you see on the popular tv titans Joseph Pulitzer and William Disney’s Newsies is generously Bozeman. The show Whose Line Is It Anyway?) with Randolph Hearst raise distribution sponsored by First Interstate Bank, play offers up a long-form scenes in which they prices at the newsboys’ expense, Jack Paula and Scott Coleman, hilarious and create hilarious characters and finds a cause to fight for and rallies Spectec/TIC, and Yellowstone heart-rending cry storylines on the spot. Head down newsies from across the city to strike Valley Lodge & Grill. • for authenticity for a new, fun-filled show every other in a fast-changing Monday or so. Cheap thrills for your world. laugh hole! Upcoming shows are set Performances will for July 15th and 29th with a NEW take place on summer-friendly start time of 8pm. Friday and Tickets are $9. Ages 17+. Saturday Visit www.vergetheater.com evenings at 8pm, for reservations and further July 19th–27th information about upcoming and August productions! Advance tickets are also 9th–10th. Tickets available in store at Cactus Records. are $19. Verge is always looking for volunteers whose Recommended valued services may earn free admission to for ages 17+. select shows! Please visit the website for The play additional details. •

Giggle & guzzle (responsibly) at Virginia City revue A guaranteed laughing attack! The Brewery Follies are amid another summer season of belly laughs, celebrity impersonations, sketch comedy and plenty of music at Virginia City’s historic H. S. Gilbert Brewery. This hilarious comedy cabaret – accompanied by your favorite Montana microbrews and standard domestics – will leave your stomach muscles sore for days from laughing and guffawing. The mission of the Brewery Follies is simple: to make you laugh while these crazy entertainers make fun of just about everything you can think of in today’s political and social pretty irreverent. Of course, the “…a cabaret show wild enough landscape. However, you might nasty “four letter words” are left out, for any old-time miner.” – Sunset want to find a sitter for the kids – but the jokes might mean what “If there’s a funnier or more with laughter and beer on tap, “those” words mean. The Brewery polished show around, I haven’t some of the Follies’ antics can be Follies is rated well beyond PG-13! seen it.” – Christine Meyers, Billings Gazette “For a night of inspired mad- ness, nonsense, foolishness and general absurdity, head to Virginia City and check out the Brewery Follies.” – The Montana Standard Contributing The Brewery Follies 2019 W r i t e r s Season runs through September 21st. Show times are 4pm and Danny Waldo 8pm. Reservations are required by phone only. Call (800) 829-2969 ext. 3 to make yours! George Wuerthner This comedy show will keep you talking for days! Due to mature Joseph Shelton content, parental guidance is suggested. Learn more at www.breweryfollies.net. •

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‘Bite of Bozeman’ fills bellies ahead of Sweet Pea weekend

The Sweet Pea Festival returns to the to events leading up to Bozeman area for its 2019 event, Friday, Festival weekend is August 2nd through Sunday, August 4th in complimentary. Entry to celebration of its 42nd year. the events in Lindley Park Sweet Pea is a three-day festival of the arts requires the purchase of an held the first weekend in August. The Festival admission wristband. Full kicks off late Friday afternoon in Lindley Park Weekend Access presale with a performance by Montana Shakespeare wristbands are $20, or $10 in the Parks. Saturday ramps up with a for kids. children’s run and parade that lead the Here’s a look at some community to the park where the festivities event highlights that make continue through Sunday evening. Weekend Sweet Pea what it is! Sweet entertainment comes in many forms – music Pea’s Bite of Bozeman is a of all genres, performances by local theatre highlight of the annual and dance troupes, workshops, family friendly festivities. This palate-friendly entertainment and activities, a flower show, a evening precedes the main beer and wine garden featuring Montana event and will take place on kick off the parade of colorful floats featuring 1:45pm, and the Jon Stickley Trio at 3pm. microbrews, and over 100 arts and crafts Wednesday, July 31st from 5:30–8:30pm in this year’s theme, “Summertime.” The parade Check out the Scott Pemberton Band at vendors to stroll through and purchase unique Downtown Bozeman. Enjoy the food and is free and open to the public, running along 6pm ahead of Leftover Salmon headlining gifts for yourself, family and friends. drink offerings of over 40 area restaurants and Main between 8th Ave. and Church. at 8pm. Sunday, August 4th performances The week leading up to the Festival offers food vendors. With entertainment on every And last, but definitely not least, one of the include The Powell Brothers at noon, additional fun-filled, community events. Artists corner, food choices galore, and the fun of biggest draws of Sweet Pea is the live music! Goodnight, Texas at 1:30pm, and Blitzen of all skill levels converge on Main Street for dining among friends in the middle of Main Here’s a look at the schedule of 2019’s Trapper finishing things off at 3pm. ‘Chalk on the Walk’ Tuesday morning. On Street, you’re sure to have a good time! performance slate. Big Sam’s Funky There’s SO much more dance, theatre, Wednesday evening, local restaurants line The Sweet Pea Parade is something all Nation will start things off on Friday, August family entertainment, and other activities to Main Street to offer up samples of their fare, locals and returning visitors are familiar with. 2nd at 6:30pm, before Sister Sparrow & discover! For further festival information and while musicians entertain, during the ever The procession is one the largest and most the Dirty Birds bring down the house at to purchase wristbands for the 2019 Sweet Pea popular ‘Bite of Bozeman.’ The Sweet Pea Art popular parades in the state of Montana, 8pm. Saturday, August 3rd will see a slew of Festival, visit www.sweetpeafestival.org. Show will be on display at the ERA Landmark taking place this year on Saturday, August 3rd. performances, starting with The Dead A list of regional ticket outlets can also be Downtown Visitor’s Center as well. Admission The Sweet Pea Children’s Run at 10am will Yellers at 12:15pm, The Dusty Pockets at found on the website. •

Craziness ensues with deals & steals in Get funky with Library’s Downtown Bozeman first ‘Music on the Green’ The Downtown The Bozeman Public Library PermaFunk experiment. Bozeman Association Foundation has announced the Mark your calendars! Future (DBA) and downtown return of its FREE family friendly Music on the Green performances merchants are proud to outdoor concerts. The 2019 will include Laney Lou & the present the 2019 Crazy ‘Music on the Green’ Bird Dogs on August 18th and Days Summer Sidewalk Summer Concert Series will The Hooligans wrapping things Sale! It’s the biggest, the showcase regional talent on select up on September 15th. All con- best, and the original – Sunday evenings, July through certs will be held on the Bozeman the downtown Crazy September. Enjoy great music, get Library Front Plaza at 626 East Days are set for Friday up and dance, and sample snacks Main Street from 5–7pm. All and Saturday, July 19th from local food vendors. shows are FREE to the public. and 20th from 9am–6pm Open to all. The Bozeman Public Library each day (times may PermaFunk will kick off the Foundation provides financial vary). Over 100 series on July 21st at 5pm. The support to increase and enhance downtown merchants Bozeman-based group makes the quality of services, programs, Verge takes audiences to the movies will take to the sidewalks Walk, Crazy Days, Art Walk series, Bozeman Partnership, the purpose music to keep bodies moving and and community events offered by with unbelievable sales on spring Music on Main, Cruisin’ on Main of the Downtown Bozeman souls grooving! Expect plenty of the Bozeman Public Library. and summer merchandise. Stroll car show, and many more. The DBA Association (DBA) is to promote funky, soulful, psychedelic, and Follow the Foundation on with summer staging downtown and check out the 2019 also administers the Downtown Downtown Bozeman as a center of Latin-infused grooves. The band Facebook for updated event return of this Bozeman favorite Dollars program and several other business, culture and entertainment; is inspired by the creativity and details and other information gathering. This event is FREE and downtown enhancement programs. to conduct and promote activities passion of the 1970s and (@BozemanPublic- open to the public, and will go on Learn more about Crazy Days and and events that build a strong local everyone who participates in the LibraryFoundation). • rain or shine. Life is Downtown! other upcoming events at economy; and to contribute to the Annual DBA special events www.downtownbozeman.org. well-being, growth and vitality of include: the Christmas Stroll, Bridal A member of the Downtown Downtown Bozeman. •

‘Lunch on the Lawn’ to sounds of local v musicians every Wednesday

Join your friends and neighbors organic menu of for a summer favorite at the sliders and assort- rEmerson. The 2019 Lunch on the ed hot sandwich- Lawn series continues every es; Bubby’s Cuppa Wednesday from 11:30am–1:30pm Jo with espresso through August 14th. beverages, taco in A Bozeman tradition, this free a bag, salads and community event features live pulled pork music, local food vendors, children’s sandwiches; and activities and representatives from Batter Queens with local nonprofit organizations. sweet and savory oEntertain the kids while enjoying Liège waffles. And music and mingling with other for dessert, ice eparents. Take a break from the cream and roasted workday, grab a bite to eat, soak up nuts from Genuine some sunshine, listen to some great Ice Cream. Delish! PermaFunk tunes, and enjoy a good Located at 111 conversation or two, all while arrangements and music of all S Grand Ave., the Emerson Center sharing in the community spirit that genres from the 1900s to today. for the Arts & Culture serves as a makes Bozeman legendary. Future Lunch on the Lawn primary resource for the arts, arts Rock n’ rollers the Tyler James performers include Beat Deaf on education, and cultural activities in Brigade descend on the lawn July August 7th and Sparkle Bear with Southwest Montana. Learn more 17th. “Tyler James Brigade is a band The Tingle Hoarders finishing about Lunch on the Lawn sent straight from Americana heaven off the series on August 14th. and other happenings at – the band is tight, and Food vendors this year include www.theemerson.org. • complements the existence of pure Totally Tasty Food Truck with an rockability,” writes reviewer Julie Corredato. “Tyler James Brigade is promising, soothing, and carries a world of sunny days for those who stop and appreciate this voice and swarming melodies.” Fronted by singer/songwriter Tyler James Haugum, the powerful Bozeman band is rounded out by a handful of the area’s best musicians. Following the grooves of Robiletta, Tsuru & Greenberg on July 24th, the Bridger Mountain Big Band closes the month on July 31st. The 17-piece jazz orchestra celebrates the music of Duke Ellington, Count Basie and more, with original

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Post-Civil War Montana talk, regular Hops programs conclude at MOR Bozeman’sMuseumof theRockies colorfulcharacters,narrowescapesand continuestoeducateandentertainitsmembers importanthistoricalevents,suchastheBaker andothervisitorstotheGallatinValleythis Massacreduringherlectureof thesamename. summer.Thefamedexhibitoralsohostsabevy MOR’sannualsummerseriesHops & of specialeventstoaccompanyitsmanyhistor- History icaldisplays.Here’salookatsomeupcoming chugsright happeningsatourneighborhoodmuseum. James Howard Lowell alongwith BozemanArtMuseum,alocalcollectiveof Montana skilledindividualsdedicatedtotheopeningof Brewing anofficialspace,presentsaneveningwith History, Part II sculptorAmber Jean atMORonTuesday, onTuesday, July16th.Beginningat6:30pm,Jean’slecture July30th “Carving for the King” willhighlighther with artisticjourneytothekingdomof Bhutan. Bozeman Opentothepublic. BrewingCo. BozemanArtMuseum’smissionisto andThe inspireandfostercreativityandtheloveof art MintCafé throughdiverseandhigh-qualityexhibits, from5:30– fordetails. forgeironintheblacksmith’sshop.Take programs,classesandlectures.Itenvisionsa 7:30pm.The In1989,theTinsleyHousewasrelocated timethissummertoenjoythebeautifulsights placewherepeopleof allagescangoto storyof toMuseumof theRockies,andthehistoryof of thegarden,thesmellsof homecooking, experiencethetransformationalpowerof art. Montana Montana’shomesteadingerawasrecreatedat andthehistoryof atimegonebythatliveson OnThursday,July18th,theExtreme brewersand MOR’sLiving History Farm,openforthe today.TheLivingHistoryFarmisFREE HistoryProjectLectureseriescontinueswith theirwarescontinuesasattendeesexplorethe summerseasonintoearlySeptember.Skilled andopentothepublic. “Finding Place in Montana: The Post- firstgoldenageof independentbrewers,their costumedinterpreterswilltakeyoubackin Formoreinformationabouttheseand Civil War Memoir of James Howard downfallduringProhibitionandtheir timeastheycookoverawood-burningstove, otherupcomingevents,aswellasthe Lowell” at6pm.Thetalkwillbeheldin resurrectioninthesecondgoldenagewe’re demonstratecookingskillsandrecipesfrom Museum’sexhibits,visitwww.museu- HagerAuditoriumandisopentothepublic. stillenjoyingtoday.Admissionforthis21+ the1890s,tendtotheHeirloomGarden,and moftherockies.org.• KatherineSeatonSquireswillspeaktoher eventis$15,plusa$3souvenirmugchargefor experienceof unearthinghergreat-great- newparticipants–reuseyourmug! grandfather’smemoir,afirsthandaccountof Hops&History2019willclosewiththe hisbrutaljourneywestonawagontrain.She Hops & History Season Celebration attheLiving bringsthistaletolife,amemoirfilledwith HistoryFarmonAugust27th.Staytuned Emerson’s winsome ‘Garden & Home Tour’ expands in 2019 Broadway returns to Big Sky with homegrown, marital twist

TheWarrenMillerPerformingArts longingforallalongwaseachother. Centerissettopresentastagedreadingof The Proxy Marriage isacollaboration The Proxy Marriage,anewmusicalabout betweenAdamGwon–whosemusictheater auniqueMontanalaw.BigSkyandBozeman- compositionshavebeenperformedonsix basedperformerswilljoinforceswithacastof differentcontinentsinoverhalf adozen Broadwayactorsfortheperformancesetfor languagesbyluminariessuchasKelliO’Hara Saturday,July20that7pm.Ticketsare$19. andAudraMcDonald–andMicheleLowe, BasedonHelena-bornauthorMaile authorof theBroadwayshowThe Smell of the Meloy’sshortstorypublishedinThe New Kill andrecipientof severalnationalawards Yorker,thestoryfollowsteenagersWilliamand forherplaysandmusicals.Thereadingwill Bridey,whobothhaveweekendjobsata bedirectedbyMarcBruni,directorof familylawfirmasweddingstand-ins.The Beautiful: The Carole King Musical onBroadway, firmhasmadeanentirepracticeoutof andbringsbackBigSkyfavoritesJohnDossett Montana’sproxymarriagelaw,whichstates andMichelePawk,theTony-Winningactress thatbridesandgroomsdonothavetobe featuredinStephanieDiMaggio’sLevity,which physicallypresentatthenuptialsfortheunion wasahugehitinthe2018winterseason tobelegal.WilliamandBrideygraduateand atWMPAC. moveaparttopursuetheirartisticdreams,but Forfurtherinformationorto eachsummertheirstand-injobbringsthem purchaseticketsforthisperformance Cultivating Experience Around the Gallatin Valley andurbanhabitatssharedwithpollinators backtogetherforaweek.Fifteenyearslater, andotherupcomingevents,visit Bignews!TheEmersonCenterfortheArts andwildlife.Seehowfourgreen-thumb theybegintowonderif whattheywere www.warrenmillerpac.org.• &CulturehasannouncedtheannualGarden roommatesmasterfullycombinetheir & Home Tour willexpandforits22nd individualinterestsandexpertiseintothe annualevent.ThetourwillbeheldFriday,July tinyyardof theirrentedcondo. 26th,from4–8pmandSaturday,July27th, Gardenersof allinterestsandlevelsare from9am–4pm.NEWin2019,the suretofindinspirationatthe22ndAnnual anticipatedlocalexcursionwillconcludewith Garden&HomeTour.Afullscheduleof  aSundayoutingfrom9am–4pmonJuly28th. gardenlecturesandtourdetailsarelistedin Thisyear’stourwillfeaturemoregardens, theticketbook.Ticketsare$15forEmerson homes,andstudiosthaneverbefore,exploring membersand$20non-members,available themanywayswedesignandcultivateour forpurchaseattheEmersonCenter, outdoorspacestocreatemeaningful CashmanNursery&Landscaping, experiences.Stopsonthetourrangefrom Bozeman’sKenyonNoblelocation,andboth exoticlandscapestocomfortableoutdoor OwenhouseACEHardwarestores. family“rooms.”Tourparticipantswillfind Formoreinformationaboutthe outdoorspacesforhealing,meditation,and Garden&HomeTour,pleasevisit remembrance.Thereareinnovativeculinary www.theemerson.org,email beds,gardensfortheyoungestof gardenersto [email protected]orcall(406) explore,largecommunitygatheringplaces, 587-9797ext.105.•

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Choose your summer adventure at Big Sky Resort Now open for the summer needs, including down- horseback riding, treatment rooms, spa treatments season, Big Sky Resort is hill bike coaching, bike whitewater rafting, and include full-day access to the resort’s Southwest Montana’s premier sum- haul tickets, and scenic more. Resort accommo- steam room, sauna, fitness center, mer playground with over 50 miles lift tickets. Additionally, dations, a full-service pool and hot tub. Located in the of hiking and biking trails. Big Sky’s RAD Bikes will be open spa and salon, pool, and Huntley Lodge in Mountain Village, proximity to Yellowstone National in Mountain Village dining are the perfect browse around Solace Spa’s retail Park makes it the perfect basecamp this summer for bike complement to your storefront for women’s clothing, for summer adventures of all kinds. tuning and repairs. trip to Yellowstone jewelry, accessories, and unique gifts 50+ miles of hiking & biking trails With more than 30 National Park. for the body, mind and spirit. Big Sky Resort has more than 50 miles of hiking trails at Solace Spa & Salon Dining miles of hiking and biking trails Big Sky, escaping the Complete your big New this summer, Andiamo is available right out of Mountain rigors of everyday life is mountain adventure with open for lunch and dinner, serving Village. Enjoy chairlift-serviced just a few steps away. body treatments, facials, up classic Italian trattoria dishes downhill mountain biking for all Guided hikes with massages, and salon inspired by Italian cuisine in Rome. levels and abilities, with connector expert guides services. Transcend into Chef Ryan has completely trails that allow bikers to ride six introduces hikers of all an ultimate state of reimagined the crust and tomato miles of flow trail through forests ability levels to the relaxation with an sauce recipes in Pizza Works and and meadows to Big Sky Town tranquil summer trails, Elevated Escape package, Andiamo pizza to emulate a more Center. Big Sky’s biking trails offer a plus information about which includes a CBD traditional Neopolitan-style slice. For 11,166 feet – no hike required – to diversity of beginner flow trails and local Big Sky flora and fauna. Many body treatment and CBD massage your espresso fix, head to Mountain the summit of Lone Mountain for Mocha’s new location in the views of three states, two national Firehole Lounge in the parks and mountain ranges for Huntley Lodge lobby. Chet’s, miles. Additionally, guides are avail- also located in the Huntley able daily for the Nature and the Lodge, is open for breakfast Adventure zipline tours, guided hik- and dinner. Carabiner, ing and downhill mountain biking. in the Summit Hotel, is Family Fun open for breakfast, lunch An abundance of family friendly dinner. activities are available in Mountain Golf Village. Parents and children alike The Big Sky Golf Course will enjoy the bungee trampoline, is an 18-hole, par 72 course at climbing wall, giant swing, miniature 6,300 feet above sea level, golf, gemstone mining, jungle gym offering spectacular views of playground, marble run, archery, Lone Peak. The golf course, and disc golf. which winds along the Basecamp to Yellowstone wildlife-rich banks of the Big Sky Resort is located just one West Fork of the Gallatin hour from the west entrance to River, was designed by the Yellowstone National Park. If late great Arnold Palmer. geysers and wildlife top your Don’t miss an al fresco summer bucket list, but roughing it brunch at the Bunker Deck & isn’t exactly your thing – enjoy the steep technical trails, where every hiking trails connect to U.S. Forest Grill before or after heading creature comforts of a resort stay at rider can find a trail that suits Service lands, which allows for full- out on the course. The Big Sky. This summer, the Big their ability and stoke. day treks into Montana’s beautiful combination. Rebalance, reset, and popular Bunker Brunch has Adventure package offers a compli- Bike rentals are available at backcountry. relax with full spectrum hemp- returned, and will continue mentary activity for each night of Different Spokes, Big Sky’s bike shop Guided Activities infused treatments and Phia energy throughout the summer. lodging booked, for each person on located in Mountain Village. Rentals Escape the heat this summer to enhancement, a line of wellness For additional information about the reservation. Complimentary include mountain bikes and Strider Montana’s highest scenic overlook: products engineered with bioener- Big Sky summer adventures and a activities include the Lone Peak bikes for children. Different Spokes Lone Peak. Ride a chairlift, getics to fit your signature frequency. look at the events calendar, log on to Expedition, ziplines, guided hike, is a one-stop shop for all biking expedition vehicle, and tram to In addition to warm relaxation and www.bigskyresort.com. • Page 2B • The endZone • July 15, 2019

Catch all the rodeo action in and around Bozeman Rodeo season has bucked back feature a kids boot race, and all of excitement representing work Saturday, August 8th–10th at 7pm in a Bozeman rodeo tradition to into Montana, with plenty of others in the audience are invited to done on the ranch: Wild Cow each evening. Gates open at 6pm be proud of! regional gatherings left on the participate. Friday night is Family Milking, Team Branding, Trailer nightly. This year’s event will bring Bozeman Stampede tickets are summer calendar. Here’s a look at Night, and admission for kids (up to Loading, Team Sorting, Ranch back all favorites – the big screen, $17 for general admission with just a few of the upcoming events. age 17) is free with an adult and Bronc Riding, Team Doctoring, and the always impressive opening and children 5 and under admitted Don’t miss the best small town canned food donation. Admission is Hide Race. Rodeo events are closing ceremonies, great cowboys FREE. Thursday is family night – weekend around with the Three $12 for adults each evening, and $7 included with fair admission – $12 and cowgirls, and the fan-favorite buy four or more tickets, get one Forks NRA Rodeo to be held for kids on Saturday. Tickets can be for adults, $5 for youth 6–12, free Bull Scramble with a cash prize for free! VIP admission gains access to Friday and Saturday, July 19th–20th purchased at the gate or in for those 5 and under, and $8 for each lucky contestant. Other events the Hospitality Room, running $50 at 7pm each evening. Celebrate with advance through www.threefork- seniors 62 and older (on-site prices). will include bull riding, steer per person. For further details and to heart-pounding excitement featuring srodeo.com. Visit www.406statefair.com to wrestling, calf roping, barrel racing, purchase tickets, visit www.boze- all your typical rodeo events: bare- During the Big Sky Country purchase tickets. team roping, bareback and saddle manstampede.com. Giddy up! • back riding, saddle bronc, bull State Fair, the 100th Anniversary The event of the summer is bronc riding, ladies breakaway, and riding, steer wrestling, tie down and Bozeman Roundup Ranch coming back to Big Sky Town junior events. Come take part team roping, ladies barrel racing and Rodeo will take place Saturday, July Center with the Big Sky PBR breakaway roping, junior barrel 20th at Anderson Arena. event Thursday to Saturday, July racing and breakaway roping. Mini Performances will kick off at 1pm 25th–27th. Hours are bull riding returns again this year and 7pm. Ranch Rodeo reflects 5:30–7:30pm on Thursday and and will run during the perf. today’s true working cowboy from 6:30–8:30pm on both Friday and Intermission (on Friday only) will the big open, the events packed full Saturday. This rodeo series will attract many of the top bull rid- ers in the world to the biggest weekend in Big Sky this summer. Thousands of fans are expected MSU provides ‘Welcome to attend the three-day bull riding tournament, which also features live music, art auction, Back Bobcats!’ kits to mutton bustin’, and more. Always a sell-out, head over to area businesses www.bigskypbr.com to buy your tickets now. From MSU News Service catspirit/kits. The kits will be Looking ahead, the 2019 Montana State University will delivered Aug. 5th–16th by Bozeman Stampede returns provide free “Welcome Back volunteers from the university to the Gallatin County Bobcats!” kits for Gallatin Valley and the community. Fairgrounds for its 10th annual businesses in August. “Our community is so event, Thursday through The kits are designed to help supportive of Montana State and local businesses welcome MSU our students,” said MSU community students and their families to the relations specialist Amy Kanuch. area as well as celebrate the start of “The kits help businesses celebrate the 2019-20 school year. Some of the start of the academic year, the items included in each kit are welcome students and their families Athletic complex fundraising “Go Cats” signs, a window decal, to Bozeman and show their an MSU felt pennant and Gold Bobcat spirit.” Rush information. For more information, nearing goal A limited number of kits are contact Kanuch at by Danny Waldo athlete success both on the field and non-state funds to cover the available and can be ordered by [email protected] or (406) The dream of a state-of-the-art in the classroom,” said Jeff Choate, construction of the project, while the visiting www.montana.edu/bob- 994-7462. • athletic complex at Bobcat MSU's head football coach. university will contribute $3 million Stadium is getting closer to reality With the Bobcat football dollars that will be repaid with ath- as the Montana State Athletic program vacating their space inside letic revenues. No taxpayer money Department announced fundraising Brick Breeden Fieldhouse upon will be used to fund the project. totals recently. The new complex completion of the Bobcat Athletic The MSU Alumni Foundation Full Draw Film Tour sets proposed for the north endzone of Complex, MSU will transform the hopes to complete fundraising Bobcat Stadium reportedly will cost space into a tutoring, advising and for the project this fall and are in 18 million dollars to complete Phase study area to be used by all of the process of making a final sights on Emerson I, and so far Bobcat Athletics has Montana State’s student-athletes. contribution push to cover the Calling local bowhunters! adventure on the big screen! Join secured an estimated 16.5 million “The impact of the Bobcat remaining $1.5 million dollars Enjoy some camaraderie and as the bowhunting cinema dollars of that goal. Athletic Complex and Academic so Phase I can begin. sportsmen cinema at the Full experience is taken to the next The 40,000-square foot building Excellence Center is going to be felt “We can’t break ground until Draw Film Tour when it comes level. The tour’s primary goal is to that was announced as part of by every program and student- we meet our fundraising goal,” to Bozeman’s Emerson Center for unite bowhunters, fuel outdoors- Montana State’s Athletics Facilities athlete, while benefiting our fans, MSU Alumni Foundation the Arts & Culture on Thursday, men, and create excitement for all Master Plan in 2017 will enclose the our supporters and the entire President and CEO Chris Murray July 25th. This isn’t grandpa’s those passionate about archery. It’s north end of Bobcat Stadium and campus and community,” said MSU said. “We’re on the 1-yard line, outdoor TV. Bring a buddy or the a great opportunity for bowhunters include study spaces, locker rooms, Director of Athletics Leon Costello. and we need everyone’s help to get family to watch the best to be a part of something really team meeting rooms, training, “This complex supports our vision the ball over the goal line.” bowhunting films on the big cool with their family and friends. health and rehabilitation facilities, to develop champions in the class- Those interested in supporting screen. Enjoy a cold one and some The tour showcases the talents as well as the coaching offices of the room, competition and life. We the Bobcat Athletic Complex and conversation with area hunters. of hunting filmmakers and Bobcat football program. owe it to our student-athletes and Academic Excellence Center project And who knows, you may just take introduces audiences to the film “This addition to Bobcat coaches to get this started as quickly can contact the MSU Alumni home a new bow! Screenings and hunting industry. This partner- Stadium will not only be a focal as we can.” Foundation by calling Director of begin at 7pm. Advance tickets are ship helps capture the true essence point for visitors entering our Montana State will ask the state Development Nick Anthony $15 and $8 for children ages 4–17 of bowhunting in the backcountry university but will also be an Board of Regents for permission to (406) 994-2092 or by visiting at www.showclix.com (search and provides a show that relates to important resource for student- spend up to $18 million dollars in www.msuaf.org. • “Full Draw Film Tour”). the American sportsman. There’s In its ninth year visiting the no other hunting event like this! Western States and beyond, the Watch the 2019 film reel and learn tour is suitable for the novice or more about the tour by visiting verteran – it’s bowhunting and www.fulldrawfilmtour.com. • Atlanta United to Host Local Camp

by Danny Waldo been hosting football camps at MLS champion, and this is their Local soccer enthusiasts will be Bobcat Stadium for the past three first time hosting a camp anywhere provided with a unique opportunity years, but this is the first time in Montana. Atlanta United FC as the Atlanta United FC of Major Blank’s professional soccer team will also host a camp in League Soccer will be hosting a will be hosting a camp in the Livingston as well. youth camp in Bozeman for the Gallatin Valley. According to the Atlanta United first time ever on July 15th and 16th. The camp will be held at FC, this camp will offer “quality Atlanta United FC is owned by Bozeman Sports Park on July 15-16 coaching and an unbelievable Arthur Blank who also happens to from 9am to noon. There is no experience for players.” own the Atlanta Falcons. Blank owns charge for the camp, and players of To register, visit Mountain Sky Guest Ranch in the all skill levels, aged 8-14 are invited atlutd.leagueapps.com/camps/114 Paradise Valley, and has long been to participate. 1102-bozeman-mt---atlanta-united- fond of Montana. The Falcons have Atlanta United is the reigning summer-camp-auf. •

Former Bobcat earns NBA shot by Danny Waldo seasons for the Blue and Gold after and scoring a career-high 27 points Another former Bobcat cager transferring from Southern in Montana State’s quarterfinal loss is getting a shot at the NBA after Mississippi, finishing third on the to Eastern Washington on March 14 Keljin Blevins was invited to team in scoring after averaging 11.8 in the Big Sky Conference participate on the Portland points his senior season, while tournament. TrailBlazers summer league team leading the team in rebounding at Blevins joins fellow Bobcat Tyler recently. 5.8 per game. Hall on summer league rosters after Blevins, a 6-6 forward from Blevins saved his best for last, Hall agreed to spot on the Chicago Hot Springs, Arkansas, played two playing a season-high 33 minutes, Bulls roster earlier this summer. Not only is Blevins getting his shot at the league, he’s doing so with familiar compa- ny around, as his cousin, Damian Lillard is the face of the Portland TrailBlazers organization. Lillard was in attendance at Brick Breeden Fieldhouse this past winter to watch his cousin take on the University of North Dakota, and may have been instrumental in Blevins getting his chance to prove himself in the game’s biggest audition. The TrailBlazers have six games scheduled as part of the NBA’s summer league schedule in Las Vegas, culminating with the championship game on July 15th at the Thomas and Mack Center. Blevins will hope to parlay his performance in the summer league into an invitation to the TrailBlazers training camp that begins in September. Ultimately, Blevins would like to be completing for a roster spot for the upcoming NBA season that begins in October. •

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EnvironmEnt • HEaltH • in and around tHE BoZonE

Yellowstone Gateway guides historic walking tours in Livingston

Twowalkingtoursareoffered moversandshakersthathelped andvolunteers.Eachtouris weeklythroughSeptemberbythe buildLivingston,includingthose approximately1.5hourslongwith YellowstoneGatewayMuseum. livingalong“Banker’sRow”or multiplestopsalongtheway.Please “Westside Historic District: YellowstoneStreet,andmore. arrive15minutesearlyif possible. Movers and Shakers” tourare Atouroptionaddssitesin Sturdyshoes,water,sunscreen,and onTuesdaysat1pm,while“Bars SacajaweaPark. alightjacketarerecommended. and Brothels: Livingston’s TheBarsandBrothelstour Ticketsare$10foradults;$8for Lively Legacy,” takeplace beginsatthecornerof Parkand seniors,62andup;$8forstudents, Thursdaysat5:30pm.Historic MainStreet,infrontof the andfreeforages12andunder. researchisaugmentedbystories LivingstonBarandGrille.Thetour Museummembersget$2off with andhistoricphotographsfromthe featuresthehistoryof several membershipcard.Purchasetickets museum’scollections.Tickets downtownbarsandtheirowners; onlineatwww.eventbrite.com rangefrom$0-$10;more theRedLightDistrictonSouthB orpaycashattourmeetingplace, infobelow. Street;andotherhistoricbuildings priortodeparture. TheWestsideHistoricDistrict thatarepartof thebarsand Moretourdates(andtours) tourbeginsonthecornerof brothels’stories.Learnabout maybeaddedinthefuture.For Callenderand3rdStreet,infront howbarsreinventedthemselves moreinformationandupcoming of theLivingstonPark-County duringProhibitionfrom1918-1933; eventdetails,visitwww.yellow- PublicLibrary.Thetourfeatures whatchangesoccurredforlong- stonegatewaymuseum.org or morethan30homesand standingbrotheloperationsin 1985thateruptedinthealley Longbranch,andmore. findtheMuseumonFacebook businesses,thestoriesof the 1948;theLivingston“Riot”of behindtheWranglerandthe Toursareledbymuseumstaff (@yellowstonegatewaymuseum).•

Gallatin Range deserves wilderness Bozeman return of MT protection Clean Energy Fair by George Wuerthner Standard”forlandprotection. WildernessAct.Theseloweleva- TheGallatin Range southof Anyotherdesignationprovides tionlands,adjacenttoYellowstone announced for next month Bozemanisthelargest lessprotection. Park,areamajorelkmigration unprotectedwildareainthe Itisparticularlyimportantthat route,elkwinterrange,important TheMontanaRenewable northernGreaterYellowstone theBuffalohorn-Porcupine grizzlybearhabitat,andutlilized EnergyAssociationhas Ecosystem(GYE).TheGYEisthe drainagesbeprotectedunderthe bybighornsheep,mountaingoat, announcedtheMontana onlyintact moose,deer,wolverine, Clean Energy Fair for temperate wolf,andnumerous Saturday,August10thfrom9am ecosystemleft othersmallermammals. to3:30pmattheGallatin intheworld,as Currently,the CountyFairgrounds.Thisisthe such,aswe CusterGallatin ninthyeartheeventhastraveled haveagreat NationalForestisfinal- aroundthestatetodifferentcities responsibilityto izingitsforestplanthat andthesecondtimeit’scometo TheFairalsofeaturesanelectric maintainits willguidemanagement Bozeman.TheFairbrings carshowwithcutting-edgevehicles. ecological forthenext10-15 hundredsof Montanansfrom Montanarenewableenergybusi- integrity. years.Initsfinal aroundtheregionto nesseswillbeonhandtoshowcase Oneof the recommendation,I participate. theirofferingsandanswerques- bestwaystodo hopetheagencywill TheMontanaCleanEnergy tions.Forkids,activitieswillinclude thatisby recognizethatithasa FairisFREEandopentothe theever-popularmodelsolarcar designating moralresponsibilityto public.Itisthego-toeventof the races,solarovenconstruction,as 230,000acres recommendmanage- yearforrenewableenergyeduca- wellasabouncycastle,facepaint- orsoofthe mentofthesewildlands tion,featuringaseriesof 45-minute ingandmore.Raffleprizesanda remaining forpotentialinclusions workshopsontopicsincluding: localsolarhomeandbusinesstour roadlesslands withintheNational renewableenergypolicy,solarelec- willroundouttheevent.TheFair oftheGallatin WildernessSystem. tricityandsolarheating,batteries hasplentyof parkingavailableand Rangeas George Wuerthner is andenergystorage,financingand isconvenientlylocatednexttothe wilderness the author of 38 books incentives,net-zerohomes,off-grid GallatinValleyFarmer’sMarket. underthe1964 including ‘Protecting the living,andmuchmore.Thework- Formoreinformationonthe WildernessAct. Wild: Parks and shopsareforthosewhoarenewto MontanaCleanEnergyFair,call Wildernessis Wilderness as Foundation thesetopics,thosewithexperience, (406)214-9405orvisitwww.mon- the“Gold for Conservation.’ • andeveryoneinbetween. tanarenewables.org.•

Fishes of Montana app brings field guide to mobile devices

From MSU News Service Ratherthanreviseandreprint wirelessconnectionforbasic learntoidentifyfishspeciesusinga If youweretocatchalaketrout “Fishesof Montana,”thebookhas identification.Theapp’sinforma- dichotomouskey,whichgivesa orabulltroutinMontanawaters, beengivena21stcenturyupdate tiondrawsfrombothbooksand couplet,orpair,of statementsand wouldyouknowwhichiswhich?A withthereleaseof itsnamesake FWP’sonlinefieldguide,FishMT. askstheusertopickoneof thetwo newappmaybeabletohelp. Fishes of Montana app.The “Theappisnowthemost choicesleadingthemtoanother “It’sharderthanmostpeople app,nowavailableforAndroidand currentresourceforcontemporary couplet.Thosechoicesbecome thinktoidentifyfishcorrectly,” iOSdevices,includesinformationon taxonomy,”saidDavid increasinglyspecificuntilamatchis saidTomMcMahon,aprofessor 90nativeandintroducedspecies. Schmetterling,afisheriesresearch found.Studentslearnthekey,but intheFishandWildlifeEcology Theappisfreetodownload,funded coordinatorwithFWPwhowaspart oftendon’trelyonitinthefield. andManagementProgramwithin bya$10,000grantfromretailer of thedevelopmentteam. Thebroaderapproachof Fishes the Departmentof Ecologyin Patagoniathatwasawardedtothe Italsoreliesontheknowledge of Montana“mightactuallyfit theCollegeof LettersandScience Departmentof Ecologytopromote baseof thefisheriescommunity, better,”Zalesaid. atMontanaStateUniversity. therestorationof nativefish FWPandtheuniversity. Theappinvitesuserstoidentify “Therearealotof fishthatkind populationsaspartof theTrout “ThefacultyatMontanaState fishspeciesthroughapolyclavekey, of lookalike.” andColdWaterFisheriesInitiative. Universityarethebestichthyologists whichusesaprocessof elimination In1971,longbeforethe Theappincludesacomprehen- wehaveinthestate,”Schmetterling basedonobservedcharacteristics. universitybecameknownasTrout sivespecieslistforquickreference, said.“Forgenerations,MSUhas Choosethelocationwithinthestate, U,MSUpublished“Fishesof whichincludesthecommonand beenlookedatforthoseskillsand theshapeof thetailorif an Montana”byC.J.D.Brown,andthe scientificnames.Ittellswhetherthe thatknowledge.” adiposefinispresent.If youdon’t fieldguidehassinceremaineda fishisnativeorintroduced, Makingcorrectidentificationsis knowwhatanadiposefinis,a vitalresourceforidentifyingspecies threatenedoragamefish.Fishesof important.FWP’sfishing graphicwithanarrowpointstoits inthefield.Itincludes80varieties Montanaalsocontainsaglossary,a regulationscenteraroundbeing location(betweenthemainbackfin of fishinthestate,withhistories, mapof majordrainagesin abletoidentifythespecies.For andthetail).Theappthenprovides distributionmapsandcharacteris- Montana,diagramsonfishanatomy example,Guysaidlaketroutare alistof fishmeetingthespecified tics,butinnearlyhalf acentury,the andlinkstomoreresources. consideredatriskof becoming characteristics. bookhasneverbeenupdated. 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PlantSciencesandPlantPathology importantforthosedoingfieldwork orangegoingdowntheside.Lake “Theuniquethingabout “WhatIespeciallylikeabout inMSU’sCollegeof Agriculture, inplaceswithoutaninternet trouthavelightgrayspots,never thisappisitservesmanydifferent thewayFishesof Montanawas ledtotwofieldidentificationsmart- connection.Thenewappisequally redororange. purposestodifferentaudiences,” developedisitpromotescommuni- phoneapps,MontanaGrassesand portable;Fishesof Montanadoes McMahonteachesanichthyolo- hesaid. cationfrompeopleusingtheapp Floraof theYellowstoneRegion. notrequirecellularcoverageora gyclasseachspring.Hisstudents Fishesof Montanauserscould tous,”hesaid.• Page 4B • The ecoZone • July 15, 2019

Mountain lion encounter prompts reminder for wildlife safety tips

From Montana Fish, Wildlife & and mountain lions, will try to avoid legged prey animal. When in Parks (FWP) a confrontation. Recreationists mountain lion country, avoid squat- A brief encounter involving a should give wildlife at least 100 ting, crouching or bending over, mountain biker and a family group yards of space. Mountain lions and even when picking up children. of mountain lions on a forested trail bears are most active at dusk and – Appear Larger: Raise your system north of Whitefish highlights dawn when their prey is active, but arms. Open your jacket if you are the need to be aware of possible they do travel at any time of the wearing one. Again, pick up small wildlife encounters in the outdoors day or night. children. Throw stones, branches, and to follow safety precautions. FWP offers some tips on how to or whatever you can reach without On the afternoon of June 28th, prevent encounters with lions or crouching or turning your back. an adult male riding a mountain how to react if you see one: Wave your arms slowly and speak bike reported encountering a group What to Do If You firmly in a loud voice. The idea is of 3-4 mountain lions on the Encounter a Mountain Lion to convince the mountain lion that Whitefish Trail system near Haskill – Do Not Approach a Lion: you are not prey and that you Lake. The biker said the lions Most mountain lions will try to may be a danger to it. briefly followed him down the trail avoid a confrontation. Give them a – Be Vocal: Talk calmly and before losing sight of them. The way to escape. regularly. lions did not make physical contact – Do Not Run from a Lion: – Teach Others How to Behave: with the biker at any time. Based on Running may stimulate a mountain One who starts running could the description of the encounter, it lion’s instinct to chase. Instead, initiate an attack. away, if possible. Do not run from a For more information about does not appear that the lions stand and face the animal. Do not What to Do If You bear. Keep a distance of at least staying safe around wildlife, visit displayed predatory behavior. FWP turn your back. Make eye contact. Encounter a Bear 100 yards. fwp.mt.gov. To report wildlife determined that no management If there are small children nearby, – Cary Bear Spray: Make – Stay calm: Don’t panic and conflicts, contact your FWP Region action is needed. pick them up if possible so they certain you have bear spray at the run. Behave in a non-threatening Headquarters. “Trail users are advised to be don’t panic and run. Although it ready and know how to use it. If a manner. Do not attempt to frighten Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks, aware of possible encounters with may be awkward, pick them up grizzly bear charges your first away or haze a grizzly bear that is through its employees and citizen commis- wildlife and review our recommend- without bending over or turning option is to remain standing and near or feeding on a carcass. sion, provides for the stewardship of the ed safety tips for avoiding conflicts,” away from the mountain lion. direct your spray at the charging – Stay Together as a Group: fish, wildlife, parks, and recreational said Chad White, FWP Region 1 – Do Not Crouch Down or bear. The bear may “bluff charge” Immediately pick up small children. resources of Montana, while contributing bear and lion technician. Bend Over: A person squatting or or run past you. – Be Vocal: Speak softly. Do not to the quality of life for present and future Most wildlife, including bears bending over looks a lot like a 4- – Never Approach: Slowly back make eye contact. generations. •

Boaters: Remember to “clean, drain, dry” this summer

From Montana Fish, Wildlife & western Montana, coming off important than ever,” said FWP’s Parks (FWP) Tiber or Canyon Ferry reservoirs, AIS Bureau Chief Thomas Woolf. The summer boating season in or launching anywhere within the “Boat owners and anglers need Montana has begun, and more than Flathead Basin with a watercraft to do their part and make sure their 24,000 watercraft have already been that last launched on waters watercraft and gear are clean, inspected at aquatic invasive species outside of the Basin. drained and dry and to get inspection stations around the state. Boat owners transporting water- inspected as required by law.” Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks and craft with ballast tanks or bladders Boat owners and anglers should partner organizations operate more must also undergo additional follow the principles of clean, drain, than 30 watercraft inspections decontamination at watercraft dry to help protect our waters: stations to ensure boats launching inspection stations to prevent the – Clean all mud and debris from on Montana waters are free of spread of aquatic invasive species. the watercraft, trailer, waders and aquatic invasive species like To date, 11 boats with invasive fishing equipment zebra and quagga mussels. mussels have been intercepted – Pull drain plugs and make Boaters transporting motorized coming into Montana. In June a sure all compartments, bilges and or non-motorized watercraft are boat with mussels was intercepted ballasts are drained Species Bureau at (406) 444-2440. of the fish, wildlife, parks, and recre- required to stop at stations they at the Dillon inspection station, – Dry out watercraft, including Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks, ational resources of Montana, while encounter, as directed by signs. In coming from Lake Mead dry wells, storage areas and through its employees and citizen com- contributing to the quality of life for addition, boaters must seek out an heading to Cutbank. compartments mission, provides for the stewardship present and future generations. • inspection prior to launching if “With the recent discovery of To find a watercraft inspection they are coming into Montana adult mussels in a North Dakota station and to learn more, go to from out of state, traveling west lake, our mission to keep Montana’s www.CleanDrainDryMT.com over the Continental Divide into waters free of mussels is more or call the FWP Aquatic Invasive Yellowstone day ride permit program enters HRDC to offer Homebuyer Education third year From Yellowstone Public Affairs overnight trips must obtain a back- Yellowstone National Park will country permit. class in Big Sky continue issuing free day ride – Stock users must possess permits to individuals who take certification of a negative Coggins On July 27th, HRDC’s affordable housing and financial home buying process. Those stock on park trails this summer. Test performed within the last 12 Homeownership Center will offer assistance opportunities. interested in taking the class can visit Launched in 2017, the free permit months for all equine stock their Homebuyer Education The Homebuyer Education class the HRDC website for more system helps park managers entering Yellowstone. course in Big Sky, Montana. will occur on Saturday, July 27th, information and registration forms understand where, when, and how Yellowstone is not limiting the HRDC’s Homeownership Center from 9am to 5pm at the Big Sky (find “Homebuyer Education” under many stock users visit the park. number of individual stock users provides the only HUD-certified Water and Sewer District Office, the ‘How We Help’ menu). Rangers may ask to see people’s on trails. homebuyer education course in located at 561 Coyote Road. The “We’re so excited to be offering permits during rides on trails. Traveling in Yellowstone’s Gallatin County. The certificate course is available to anyone who our Homebuyer Education class to Stock users can obtain their backcountry with stock is an received after the completion of the would like to be more knowledge- the Big Sky community. Those who free permits on the park’s website, exciting way to see the park. The course may qualify participants for able about many aspects of the take the class ultimately feel more by calling the central backcountry free day ride permits provide an confident and hopeful as they take office at (307) 344-2160, or at opportunity for park staff to assist the next bold steps to make their any of Yellowstone’s riders in planning safe, enjoyable, dream of homeownership a backcountry offices. and low-impact trips. reality,” says Roselle Shallah, Yellowstone’s stock packing Since 1916, the National Park HRDC’s Homeownerships regulations remain in effect: Service has been entrusted with the care of Program Coordinator. – Overnight stock use is not America’s more than 400 national parks. For more information about allowed until July 1st. Check the With the help of volunteers and partners, HRDC’s Homeownership Center backcountry situation report to see NPS safeguards these special places and and any other HRDC program or what trails are open for day use. share their stories with millions of people service, visit www.thehrdc.org. • – Stock users who plan every year. •

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Music in and around the BoZone

Jameson & the Sordid Seeds, Nashville’s Lauren Morrow next up for ‘Music on Main’

The Downtown Bozeman Association is classic-country sounding banger, there’s a proud to present the 19th Annual Music unique impression she leaves that lingers. on Main Summer Concert Series in Hailing from North Lake Tahoe, historic Downtown Bozeman. Music on California, Americana band Dead Winter Main festivities will take place on Main Carpenters step in on Thursday, August Street between Rouse and Black Ave. on 1st. The band has built a reputation for Thursday evenings through mid-August. The pouring their heart and soul into each music begins at 7pm and runs until 8:30pm. performance. Reminiscent of genre-benders Whitefish powerhouse Jameson & the like Jack White, Chris Thile, and Sam Bush, Sordid Seeds performs on Thursday, July the Carpenters harmoniously blend refined 18th. The rock, reggae, blues and soul band musical ability with a scarcely restrained is known for its electric live performances tendency to let it all hang out. The result is a and captivating songwriting. They perform controlled burn, a riveting sound, and a mostly originals intermixed with covers by connection with fans that sells out shows and Paul Simon, Joe Cocker, Sublime and The has the band sharing stages with the likes of Black Keys, smashing age and genre barriers Jason Isbell, Greensky Bluegrass, and Hard to create a diverse cross section of listeners. Working Americans. Their latest release, Delivered with passion and soul, a Sordid Washoe, is available now. Read the BoZone’s Seeds performance is nothing but infectious. interview with guitarist Jesse Dunn on page 4C. Their latest release, Me and Eugene, follows Future Music on Main events this original albums Two Shoes in Mary’s Basement summer include The Rad Trads on August and I Walk Down Your Street. 8th and The Outer Vibe closing out the Nashville-based songstress Lauren series on August 15th. Morrow takes over on Thursday, July 25th. Bring the kids from 6:30–8pm for the With a high-octave range and a Georgia Coca Cola “Kids’ Zone” on South Bozeman drawl, she isn’t here to sing a love song – Ave. which will feature bouncy houses, hula she’s here to tell a story. Bringing selections hooping, and more! Grab a bite to eat from from her eponymous debut, the EP not only one of the many rotating food vendors, showcases Morrow’s flawless vocals and intri- step into a few of the downtown stores cate songwriting, but her willingness to take that’ll be open late, and of course, enjoy containers or coolers are allowed in the event hosted by the Downtown Bozeman risks, an edge that makes her stand out from outstanding live music from popular local event area. These are smoke and vape-free, Association and funded by its many generous the Nashville norm. Her ingenuity shines and touring bands. While Music on Main family friendly evenings. Please leave the business sponsorships. Please visit through in the studio and on stage. Whether features an open container waiver, attendees pets at home. www.downtownbozeman.org to learn she’s singing a murder ballad or an vintage, are reminded that NO glass and aluminum Music on Main is a FREE community more about the 2019 series. •

Hot Springs songsters include Leif Christian, soulful DASH duo After soaking up the remaining rays show to fit any given crowd, Christian’s will surely some good, clean fun with Good Sunday, July 28th with their blend of from a warm summer sunset, relax in the shows are something that can be enjoyed by Clean Funk. psychedelic rock and progressive funk. A waters of Bozeman Hot Springs. The local all audiences. Being a great after-party or Take in a DASH Duo performance on completely instrumental trio that consists of destination for residents and visitors is also alternative to Music on Main, this isn’t Thursday, July 25th. The biggest newcomers Chris Cowan on guitar, Nathan Bennett on home to weekly live music from the pool- going to be a show that should be missed. to the Bozeman music scene in 2018, DASH bass, and Justin Ditienne on drums, these adjacent stage. Regional and traveling Sunday, July 21st, sees the return of puts on a rocking fun show consisting of a guys take every listener on a musical musicians perform on regular Thursday Bozeman’s newest instrumental-based healthy blend of covers and originals. With journey. Every performance is unique and Sunday nights at 7pm. Here’s a look funk outfit, Good Clean Funk. The band their first studio album Super and spring with this trio, so every show sounds like at who’s coming up. fuses funk and jazz for a truly groovy follow-up EP Desperate Electric, the band has something you’ve never heard before. Bozeman-based singer/songwriter Leif experience. Comprised of Port Nugget on taken Montana by storm. Playing a more Bozeman Hot Springs is located at 81123 Christian is next up on Thursday, July guitar, Kyle Allemeier on bass, and Griffin laid back, duo show, the lead singers Kayti Gallatin Road, just south of Four Corners. 18th. The lead singer and guitarist of the Dittmar on drums, this trio has become a Korte and Ben Morris always impress. Visit www.bozemanhotsprings.com for funk rock trio Ticket Sauce, he plays a wide staple at a few local venues and serves as The high-energy groove machine operating hours, further event details, and variety of music from blues and folk to funk the house band for Colonel Black’s every Something & the Anything closes out fitness membership information. Call (406) and groove tunes. Being able to adjust his Thursday night. The Hot Springs show another fantastic month of live music on 586-6492 with additional questions. • Page 2C • The RollingZone • July 15, 2019

Ale Works announces first signature beer, collaboration with Bozeman Brewing Montana Ale Works is excited to align, and it was an honor to have poured at Ale Works. hop varietals to set it apart, but we’re already talking about brewing announce the launch of its first-ever made an amazing beer together. “It was a no-brainer,” says also give it our mark, and broad a second batch to meet demand.” signature beer – the Mainline IPA The Mainline is super-approachable. Kalberg of the decision to partner IPA appeal.” For all you non-IPA fans – are – a collaboration with Bozeman Crisp, clean, and dry with a great with Ale Works. “We couldn’t be “A huge shout-out to our friends there any out there? – the summer Brewing Company. floral nose. And the response has happier to find a way to further at Bozeman Brewing who went out Ale Works’ lineup remains strong: After proudly pouring up to been off the charts. It was our #1 foster our long-standing relationship, of their way to make time and space farmhouse saisons, IPAs, XPAs, nut 150,000 pints of local and regional selling beer the day we unveiled it, browns, Scottish, craft brews annually, Ale Works is and it has been every day since!” stouts, porters, lagers, adding its own entry to the lineup The brew story involves mad wheats, goses, light this summer – a collaboration with scientist beer geekery at its best: ambers, complex Bozeman Brewing Company crafted Bozeman Brewing Co. pales, and sours, plus to be the most refreshing, unique owner/founder Todd Scott, general high-quality gluten- and approachable locally brewed manager Tucker Kalberg, and head free, gluten-removed, IPA in the valley. brewer Bill Hyland spent last winter and NA brews, hard Since 2000, Ale Works has with Faris and Ale Works Bar ciders, kombuchas, featured a 40-tap selection of craft Manager Brad Harris debating the as well as a craft- brews from around the state, profile of the Mainline – hop brewed root beer on showcasing the skill, local sourcing choices, malts, and brewing process- tap. Creative cocktail and artisan stewardship that helps es – until a consensus was reached. offerings featuring ensure the survival of Montana’s In late May, brewmaster Hyland locally craft-distilled craft-made heritage, rural landscapes took over, running around the spirits are on offer and way of life. Ten of those taps brewery for 12 hours nonstop, too… and rumors are dedicated to a rotating selection mixing the specially chosen malts in abound of an award- of small batch offerings not easily clear Montana water, filtering and winning, locally found elsewhere. transferring the mash from tank to sourced food menu But summer 2019 was “a target tank, adding bittering hops and to complement any date for Ale Works to join the brew yeast, and closely monitoring PH, libation. party,” says Operating Partner and temperatures, and platos, before (See ‘Best of General Manager Sean Faris, “and leaving the Mainline to develop. The Bozeman’ awards Bozeman Brewing Co. was our only team reconvened weeks later for the and the creative process on the for this project,” says Harris, “and for 2019: Ale Works captured best choice for a collaboration. We are dry hop before leaving the brew to Mainline was great. We consciously we’re hoping it is just the start of restaurant, best casual dining, best friends and our business cultures mature into the IPA now being sourced different malts and unique more collaboration brews pouring restaurant service, best appetizer, from Ale Works taps in the future.” best bar food, best bar, best Of the Mainline he adds, “only 35 happy hour…) kegs were made. When it’s gone, For detailed menus, private it’s gone!” party booking, and more Sun’s out, fun’s out with ‘Music in the And it is going fast, with all indi- information about Ale Works cations that the Mainline won’t last happenings, please visit Mountains’ in Big Sky Town Center through summer. “We couldn’t be www.montanaaleworks.com. more pleased to have brought forth Check them out on Facebook and something really unique the first Instagram for the most up to date As summer presses on, the Arts released in January. storied career. Ball, the 2018 Texas time around,” says Kalberg, “and features and event announcements. • Council of Big Sky continues to Enjoy the award-winning music State Musician of the Year and a present another amazing season of of Austin-based singer/songwriter four-time Grammy nominee, has Music in the Mountains. The Hayes Carll on Thursday, July won worldwide fame and countless Thursday night concerts and 25th. He visits Montana in support fans for her ability to ignite a full- supplementary events take place at of his hailed new album, What It Is. scale roadhouse rhythm and blues Center Stage in Town Center Park. The winter-released LP follows party every time she takes the stage. Summerfest 2019 gathers All performances are FREE and 2016’s deeply personal Lovers and Her rollicking Texas boogies, open to the public. Leavers and features 12 dynamic, swampy New Orleans ballads and at banks of Yellowstone Los Angeles-based Orgone timely tracks that find him in a wiser groove-laden Gulf Coast blues have deliver their funky, soulful sounds to phase of life – rejuvenated on a new made her a one-of-a-kind favorite Celebrating its 20th They’ll be performing selections Big Sky on Thursday, July 18th. The creative plateau. Carll’s vivid with music lovers all over the world. anniversary event in 2019, this from their album, This Town, in 8-piece soul machine is driven by imagery and unique ability to put With each new release, her year’s Livingston Summerfest addition to many crowd favorites. Dan Hastie and Sergio Rios, once complex emotions into words makes reputation as a profoundly soulful takes place Friday, July 19th in Miles The Fossils step in with a set two kids from the San Fernando his music instantly relatable. singer, a boundlessly talented pianist Park. The exciting event features a from 7:30–8:30pm. Known around Valley united by a hunger for raw Spanning from catchy ballads to and a courageous, inventive song- full evening of live music and family the area for their authentic hippie soul recordings. Drawing on their bold, Texas stomps, What It Is writer continues to grow. Her love of friendly festivities along the music, the band guarantees a love of Funkadelic, Santana, Muscle addresses topics ranging from the the road has led to years of soul-sat- majestic Yellowstone River. rockin’ good time. The members Shoals, and all things Stax, the duo current socio-political climate to isfying performances at festivals, With a focus on the community, have been acquainted for years and sought to create the band that, if navigating the continuous change of concert halls and clubs. Her latest Summerfest is highlighted by its are connected by their love of they were to hear for the first time, relationships. The new collection of release, Shine Bright, is available now. many Montana food vendors, music. The Fossils are Scott Boehler would be their instant favorite. For songs weaves intricate and often Future weekly concerts this locally crafted brews and beverages, (harmonica), Rich Ruggles nearly twenty years the band has emotional lyrics with sly political summer include: Town Mountain as well as talented area performers. (keyboard), Jerry Mullen (guitar), churned out gritty funk and soul commentary and well-executed, sub- with special guests Laney Lou and Kids activities run from 5–7pm with and Donny Scott (drums). recordings and toured relentlessly tle sarcasm, making for some of his the Bird Dogs on August 8th; Mt. scavenger hunt, face painting, Area favorite The MAX will across the United States and Europe. most nuanced work yet. Read Joy with special guests Upstate on ranger programs, and more. For the again headline from 9–10:30pm. Orgone’s live show captivates the BoZone’s interview with Hayes Carll August 15th; Honey Island adults, sign up your team for the The popular band has entertained audiences and packs dance floors – at BoZone.com. Swamp Band on August 22nd; Cornhole Tournament at 6pm. and delighted audiences nationwide whether on sold-out headlining Local singer/songwriter Kylie Ron Artis and the Truth on Registration is $30 with cash prizes. since the mid-80s, calling Montana tours; sharing the stage with The Spence will open for Grammy- August 29th; and Pinky and the Admission to Summerfest is FREE, home since 1993. With Kyle Roots, Al Green, Sharon Jones & the nominated blues musician Marcia Floyd on September 5th. In but donations are happily accepted. Brenner (guitar), Mike Young Dap-Kings, and Galactic; or Ball on Thursday, August 1st. addition, the ninth annual Big Sky Proceeds go directly back into the (drums), and Bobb Clanton (bass), appearances at fests like Bonnaroo, “Fifty years have passed in a Classical Music Festival, with community. So come one, come all! The MAX plays spot-on renditions New Orleans Jazz Fest, High Sierra, flash,” says Texas-born, Louisiana- special guests Angella Ahn, Of the excellent local bands of a wide variety of choice Bear Creek, and Jam Cruise. raised pianist, songwriter and Jonathan Gunn and Dallas featured, Little Jane & the Pistol danceable rock n’ roll covers and Orgone’s new album, Reasons, vocalist Marcia Ball of her long and Brass, will take place August Whips will perform from 6–7pm. has two original albums, Shadows in 9th–11th. A free perform- ance of Montana Shakespeare in the Parks will take place at the park on August 19th, and the fourth annual Mountainfilm in Big Sky event caps the summer September 13th–15th. Town Center Park opens at 6pm for each Thursday concert, and there will be food and beverage vendors (including alcohol) and an arts activity tent for kids. Please be aware that NO dogs or glass containers MT Joy – Aug 15 are allowed in the park. Music typically starts at 7:15pm, The Americana/country band the Shade and Vinyl Valentine. but please visit bigskyarts.org touches audiences and gets their The MAX has opened for Styx, for more information on these toes tapping. Led by Ashly “Jane” REO Speedwagon, and The events. Further details about the Holland, The Pistol Whips are Tom Fabulous Thunderbirds. summer lineup and other Arts “Mando” Murphy (mandolin), Russ DEBBIE will kick off the night Council happenings are also Smith and/or Mason Tuttle (bass, of live music at 5pm with a fire available through the website. • vocals), and Mike Singer (banjo). dancer and Kowboy Kal entertaining between every set. Summerfest has proven to be one of the summer highlights in Livingston. For the past two decades, the event has continued to grow, bringing friends and families together for an evening of great music, food and crafts in the park. Find the event on Facebook (@LivingstonSummerfest) for additional details. Please call (406) 579-0249 to register your team in advance for the Cornhole Tournament. •

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Red Ants returns to White Sulphur for down-home music fest The highly anticipated Red Rose-Garcia, most affectionately outside cuts, and a couple of also feature performances by kick-off street dance in downtown Ants Pants Music Festival has known as Shakey Graves, is also traditional songs that reflect his roots Country Music Hall of Fame White Sulphur. Red Ants Pants also arrived, but there’s still time to set for a Red Ants performance. growing up in the small city of Swift inductee Bobby Bare, Valerie includes a fantastic Side Stage secure your passes! The annual After getting his start as a one-man Current. Wall captures the spacious- June, Suzy Bogguss, The White lineup of rising stars, Beard & festival is held in a working cow pas- band, he went on to win an Moustache Competition, Yodeling ture on the Jackson Ranch just out- Americana Music Awards for Contest with Suzy Bogguss, and side of White Sulphur Springs, set “Emerging Artist of the Year” Cowboy Church with TJ Casey. this year for July 25th–28th. Here’s a following his breakout full-length In its ninth year, the music closer look at the 2019 lineup. album, And the War Came. Now festival benefits the Red Ants Pants Headlining this year is armed with a full band, Rose- Foundation, a nonprofit GRAMMY-winner Patty Griffin. Garcia leaves behind much of that organization in support of women’s The acclaimed artist’s tenth studio stripped-down, folk-y sound. His leadership, working farms and recording and first-ever eponymous latest release, Can’t Wake Up, takes ranches, and rural communities. LP released in March. Patty Griffin his songwriting in a “decidedly Red Ants Pants weekend passes are represents an extraordinary new bigger direction” full of “lush indie $145 in advance and $160 at the chapter for the famed singer/ compositions” (Consequence of Sound), gate, while single day passes are $55 songwriter and immediately stands drawing on another set of his in advance and $60 at the gate. A among the most deeply personal musical influences, ranging from the limited number of VIP weekend recordings of her remarkable two- Beatles and Harry Nilsson to Elliott passes are available for $500 – shad- decade career. The album collects Smith, Broken Social Scene, Built to ed seating with a great view and songs written during and in the Spill and other ’90s indie rock complimentary refreshments! Kids aftermath of profound personal bands. With a road-tested group of 12 and under are FREE for the crisis, several years in which she musicians and a hand-built stage set music and camping, when accompa- battled – and ultimately defeated – up complete with psychedelic nied by an adult. Camping passes cancer just as a similar and equally lighting and props, Shakey Graves’ and gear packages also available. insidious disease metastasized into live show is something to behold. Avoid credit card fees and the American body politic. Yet as Canadian artist Colter Wall will support rural and small businesses always, like very few others, Griffin’s also visit the White Sulphur stage. ness of the Canadian plains by Buffalo, Darrell Scott, Mipso, by visiting Red Ants Pants hard power lies in how she can express Drawing on the stories of relying on minimal production and The Steel Wheels, The Waifs, ticket outlets, which will also be the strikingly intimate while never Saskatchewan, the young his resonant baritone, which he’s Dustbowl Revival, The East selling camping passes this year. making it about herself, all wrapped songwriter’s corner of the world strengthened into a mighty instru- Pointers, William Prince, Lilly Visit www.redantspantsmu- in sparse arrangements that breathe takes shape throughout his second ment in its own right. It’s a deep and Hiatt, Bo DePeña, and Tris sicfestival.com for further an incomparable force and import full-length album, Songs of the Plains. knowing voice you wouldn’t expect Munsick & the Innocents, who details about the 2019 performers, into her songcraft. The project combines striking of a man in only his mid-twenties. will lend their talents for the FREE ticketing and camping, and more. • Texas songwriter Alejandro original folk songs, well-chosen This year’s main stage lineup will

Gardiner Brewfest benefits Cheap Trick, Foreigner’s Lou Gramm & local youth, suds-lovers Zakk Sabbath are Rockin’ the Rivers Get ready to rock! Rockin’ the Rivers is set to return to The Bridge near Three Forks for its Suds and sounds in the Open to all! 2019 event. Montana sun! The 2019 The Gardiner Brewfest is a The riff- Gardiner Brewfest has been fundraiser for Gardiner Snoopy heavy festival announced for Saturday, July 20th. Cooperative Preschool, a nonprofit will be held The 16th annual event will be held that works to educate the youngest Thursday jams from the first six Black Sabbath Choice, Dead Presleys, Break from 3–10pm in Arch Park, located members of the through Saturday, August 8th–10th albums. Get ready for some the Broken, Scratch, Exit 288, just north of the world famous Mammoth/Gardiner community. with a hair-raising slate of uncompromising, unfiltered, no bull- White Boy & the Average Rat Roosevelt Arch. Snoopy School’s mission is “to pro- performers. shit rock n’ roll. Band, Voodoo Cadillac, The summer gathering will vide an environment in which chil- This year’s festival will feature Lou Gramm visits The Bridge Crashdown Butterfly, feature twelve Montana breweries dren between three and five years of legendary rock band Cheap Trick. to perform the hits of Foreigner, his Downtime, and more! Come and two wineries, local artists age or kindergarten age may gener- One of the most covered bands of former band. “Foreigner became the celebrate with some of rock’s showcasing their talents, and ate a strong sense of self-esteem as all time, they’ve been blending ele- first group since the Beatles to have favorite legends and the hottest up- delicious bites courtesy of Follow well as respect and appreciation for ments of pop, punk and even metal their first eight singles reach the and-comers. Stay to revel in the Yer’ Nose BBQ and Lotte Dogs. the world in which they live, while in an way that is instantly catchy Billboard Top 20, with hits such as party that is uniquely Rockin’ the But don’t forget the entertainment! preparing for kindergarten.” Learn and recognizable since the ‘70s. ‘Cold as Ice’ and ‘Long, Long Way Rivers, Montana’s largest and most Live music will be provided by more at www.snoopy- With timeless classics like “I Want From Home’ taking the world of loved rockfest. folksy/Americana band The preschool.weebly.com. You to Want Me,” “Surrender,” and rock music by storm,” said show cre- One-day general admission is Meadowlarks and authentic hippie Brewfest attendees will have the the late-80s lighter-waving favorite ators Devgel Productions. “Gramm $75 or $125 for VIPs, while three- rockers The Fossils, both favorites chance to enjoy an afternoon of “The Flame,” they’re a musical has also enjoyed a successful solo day tickets are available for $165, or among Paradise Valley dwellers. regional brews and family fun, all in institution. Cheap Trick has career in between hiatuses with $325. Two-person camping This is a family friendly festival support of Mammoth/Gardiner’s thousands of performances under Foreigner, with his 1987 debut Ready packages are $395, or $250 for lone including an interactive kids’ village littlest learners. Find additional their belt, as well as 20 million or Not further proving his versatility campers. Each of these packages featuring face painting, crafts, information at www.gardiner- records sold, countless movie in the music industry.” Joining include three-day festival passes. bubbles, as well as presentations by brewfest2019.weebly.com. soundtrack credits and numerous Gramm will be British musician VIP packages are also available. Montana Outdoor Science Follow on Facebook and Instagram recording awards, gold and John Payne performing selections Above rates do not include School and Girl Scouts of (@gardinerbrewfest) for the most up platinum. Their latest release, We’re from his former progressive rock processing fees. Montana/Wyoming, and more! to date festival details. The 2019 All Alright!, is available now. group, Asia. For two decades, Rockin’ the Brewfest tickets are $25 at the gate. Gardiner Brewfest is Saturday, July 20th Another can’t-miss performance Other festival highlights include Rivers has been bringing the music Kids and non-drinkers pay $10. from 3–10pm in Arch Park. • comes courtesy of Zakk Sabbath Warrant, Saliva, Dokken, of rock legends to Montana for a featuring Viking Thunder God Zakk Adelitas Way, The Guess Who, three-day rock festival – the only Wylde. Assemble your crew of head- Hinder, Dead Fervor, Pinky & one of its kind in the state. The banging hellions and get ready to the Floyd, Nova Rex, Whiskey legacy will continue in 2019! Visit thrust your metal horns into the sky! River, Comatose Posse, and www.rockintherivers.com for Fronted by the heavy metal, mind- Hot for Teacher. Additional ticketing information and official bending guitar shredder, the tribute performances by Spekatlas, The outlets, camping info, and more features an all-star roster of metal MAX, Call of the Awakened, on the festival and its awesome musicians kicking out the sickest Blue Tattoo, Stranded by rockin’ acts! •

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You did put out “Roller a reputation for Coaster” that our friend Jackie Coaster” last spring, but are steadfast touring, Greene played some organ on, that Dead Winter Carpenters heartfelt performances tune has been a lot of fun to play cooking up anything for a potential and authentic live. Some of the funkier improv new album? Americana. stuff is what we go to, really just JD: That’s definitely the Reminiscent of genre- working on some segues and plan and it’s kind of the million- benders like Jack different things to switch up the dollar question in the group White, Chris Thile, setlist. To be honest, we right now, how to strategically and Sam Bush, the have a lot of fun playing most of our approach getting out the next Carpenters tunes, including a lot of the ones on record. Logistics get extremely harmoniously blend the Washoe record. chaotic in the summertime, refined musical ability RZ: Dead Winter Carpenters’ flying around for different shows. with a scarcely records feel very live, like you could We’re just trying to rehearse restrained tendency to turn them up really loud at and work on new ideas let it all hang out. The home and simulate the live show. and stay focused on the gigs at result is a controlled Is there intention behind that, hand, but also not lose sight of burn, a riveting sound, production-wise? what we’re trying to get at and a connection with JD: That’s always a question down the line, as far as recording fans that sells out when you’re going in to record. How goes and getting some new shows and has the do you toe that line material out there. That’s extremely band sharing stages between making it similar important to us. The goal is to with the likes of Jason enough to the live show to record sometime this fall, if not Isbell, Greensky where you get a good idea of early winter. It’s just a matter Bluegrass, and Hard what the band’s about and what of deciding the approach, but Working Americans. you’re going to see, but also keeping absolutely. It’s been a little while In anticipation of their photo by Rob Tobin it different enough as a studio so we’re kind of chomping at Montana performances, the recording where you can the bit to get something new out. Rolling Zone spoke with Dead Winter Carpenters had the process, we were really just add some bells and whistles, RZ: We’re looking forward to guitarist/vocalist Jesse Dunn honor and opportunity to go on a trying to do something a little bit some ear candy here and there. the shows! Do you have a parting about the band’s original music, couple runs and play with the Jeff different that was closer to our Our goal, with that said, has been message? live show and taking up the Austin Band and got to know him as sound at the time. I think we to try and hold some live roots to JD: We’re thrilled to get back stringed torch. a human being, as well as his accomplished that through some recording. We try to track as to Montana. We have a great Rolling Zone: Dead Winter bandmates. We’ll all cherish those different techniques in the studio; many things as we can in a live take appreciation for the people out Carpenters will bring a string of experiences. It hit pretty close to we brought in some and then build off that. And there, the music fans, and just the performances to Montana toward home once the news broke. It’s auxiliary instrumentation, some each song ends up being a area. We love Montana, I don’t month’s end, including for one of just super sad, especially for his pedal steel and some piano, and different animal, but we definitely know how you couldn’t. We’re Bozeman’s most popular events, family, but also his fans and friends. some really great musicians joined us try to hold true to the live feel as just excited to get back and ‘Music on Main.’ Can you give The ripple effect will go on for a on that record. It leans a little bit much as we can. have a star on the calendar for those who haven’t had the while. He’s left an incredible more toward alt-country and some RZ: Dead Winter Carpenters the ‘Music on Main’ series, as opportunity to see this band catalog that we can all look up to. more rock influence, which is kind of draw inspiration by many, but genre well as Pine Creek Lodge. Just really perform a preview of the live show? RZ: Are there plans to pay the way our sound has morphed is feeling less and less definable these looking forward to it. Jesse Dunn: We try to bring a tribute at Pine Creek and some of over the years, even more so now. days. Do you think one borrowing Dead Winter Carpenters visit high energy dance party with a these other shows? RZ: Do you think your sound from another, blurring the lines is Pine Creek Lodge on Wednesday, bluegrass, country/rock format. JD: Absolutely. He sat in has evolved since making those helping create string music for July 24th. The venue is just Some fiery fiddle, some rippin’ with us at Winter WonderGrass in songs to what you’re maybe a new generation? outside Livingston with the music Telecaster guitar and hopefully Tahoe just a couple months ago. working on now? JD: Yonder Mountain String set to begin at 7pm. Advance tickets some good songs. Then back in the fall we did some JD: It’s continued to evolve even Band was one of the first acts to do to this all-ages event are $10 at RZ: The outdoor setting an Colorado shows and a Reno show more – we pull strongly from that kind of stuff, along with New pinecreeklodgemontana.com. added bonus. together, so we collaborated on a few bluegrass and classic country, even a Grass Revival and you name it. Day of show tickets will also be JD: The outdoor environment is different cover tunes that we’ll bit of grunge rock. We’re all kind of Obviously a lot of these groups available at the door for $15, the ultimate place to perform our probably play. He also pulls strongly fans of that era and grew up during pull from the Grateful Dead depending on availability. style of music – under the sun, from the John Hartford catalogs, so that era. Record rock n’ roll and Phish, but Yonder Mountain Opening a new month on hopefully. Get people groovin’. we’ll probably do at least a song or combined with classic country and really brought in some high energy Thursday, August 1st, the group RZ: Like some of your other two of Hartford’s that Jeff did, and bluegrass instrumentation, throw the stuff and a lot of different covers, will front Downtown Bozeman’s upcoming performances, the Pine hopefully an original song or two drums in there and it opens the whether it be the Talking Heads or ‘Music on Main’ at 7pm. The Creek show was intended to be in from Yonder Mountain String Band spectrum a little more to John Hartford. That exposed summer music series is free of support of the late Jeff Austin. May that we really respect and like to different genres. audiences to new things they may admission and open to all ages. I ask you to reflect on this loss, as a play. We definitely have some plans RZ: “Love Amongst Thieves” not have known about, or they Additional details can be found musician and/or friend of his? to throw some tribute tunes in and “North Wind” were a few that gave [the songs] a unique spin that at downtownbozeman.org. JD: I grew up watching him where we can. caught my ear on Washoe, but is made it cool and accessible. So the Learn more about the band as a pillar of the scene we’re a RZ: Let’s talk a little bit about there a track or two you find yourself short of it would be yes, I do by visiting deadwintercarpen- part of today. That was really the Dead Winter Carpenters’ originals. partial to performing? think that different takes on ters.com or find them on sound everybody was looking for in The latest full-length is Washoe, JD: I’d assume that’s similar to different styles of music, Facebook and Instagram the 2000s and later on, too. packed with unique arrangements asking which one of your kids is your incorporating different covers (@DeadWinterCarpenters) for Yonder Mountain String Band, and insightful lyrics. What were your favorite [laughs]. We’re coming up on opens new audiences to different updated tour details and other and Jeff Austin’s influence in initial goals for what would become ten years as a group and generally music and just a different vibe. announcements. Their latest album, particular runs extremely deep your fourth studio release? play tunes that’ve spanned our whole Delving into different genres does Washoe, and recent single, “Roller through this scene. More recently, JD: Going into that recording career, and we have a stash we open things up for the string Coaster,” are available now. •

Wild Joe*s opens doors to visiting indie acts

The summer sunshine has the comes to Southwest Montana in multi-block stretch of Downtown support of his spring-released EP, Bozeman bustling with locals and Words for Yesterday, following extensive visitors to the Treasure State this touring in the United States and season. Shopping trips, friendly beyond. The collection examines gatherings, or walks up and down missed moments in our lives, times Main call for some caffeinated we wish we could have said or done goodness from Wild Joe*s Coffee something differently. The songs are Spot – and perhaps a tasty panini honest, engaging and well-crafted. to go with! The shop is also a great Project: Constellation place to check out acoustic sets by follows on Saturday, July 27th from local and traveling artists. Here’s a 6–8pm. Hailing from North Dakota, look at what’s coming up. the original acoustic folk/rock and Jeff Queebis performs on punk duo is comprised of Friday, July 19th from 6–8pm. singer/songwriters Christina Formed in the woods of New Rosebrough (violin) and Santiago Hampshire, the project is the Silva (guitar). The pair enjoys merging of songwriter Jesse Black traveling and performing at new and beat enthusiast Daniel Queeb. places and supporting local music The two quickly began to play for scenes. New single “Up and Down small audiences in Maine as well These Roads” is available now. as right here in Montana, soon Roving singer/songwriter and meeting members Ellie and Adam. guitarist Chris Aguayo is set for The group describes their sound as Sunday, July 28th from 3–5pm. He mellow groove-rock. Grab a blends various fingerpicking and beverage and check them out! percussive guitar/ukulele styles with The next Open Mic Night his smooth baritone voice and will take place Saturday, July 20th mesmerizes audiences whether on from 6–8pm. Come for an evening stage or in the streets. He’s a of music performed by local road-tested performer whose solo musicians. Bring your guitar, sitar, acoustic set is one not to be missed! zither, poetry, comedy, or theremin Mandy Rowden opens a new and take a turn up at the mic. month of live music on Friday, Show Bozeman what you’re made August 2nd from 6–8pm. She’s an of! Individual set lengths depend Austin-based singer/songwriter and on the number of musicians who multi-instrumentalist who’s been want to play. Sign-ups start at compared to Lucinda Williams, 5:30pm – first come, first served. Kim Richey, and Stevie Nicks, to Be sure to bring your friends and name a few. Her latest album, When support live music in Bozeman! A That Day Comes, is a collection of modest contribution to the kitty warm, engaging songs about life will be divided by participating and loss. Its easy pace and musicians at the end of the night. vulnerable lyrics roll out a The more people who come, the welcome mat of raw, emotional more money in the pot. accessibility revealing a world An additional Open Mic Night is set textured by hurt and hope alike. for Saturday, August 3rd from 6–8pm. Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot is On Friday, July 26th, located at 18 W Main St. in the Albuquerque-based acoustic rocker heart of historic Downtown Benny Bassett entertains from Bozeman. Learn more about these 6–8pm. The former frontman of and other upcoming events at Chicago group Vintage Blue www.wildjoescoffee.com. • page 4C • Volume 26, Number 14 - July 15, 2019 • The BoZone Entertainment Calendar • www.BoZone.com • 406-586-6730 ––– Tell ’em, “I Saw It In The BoZone!” Tell ’em, “I Saw It In The BoZone!” ––– The BoZone Entertainment Calendar • www.BoZone.com • 406-586-6730 • Volume 26, Number 14 - July 15, 2019 • page 5C July 15, 2019 • The RollingZone • Page 5C

Pinky, acclaimed songwriter Hayes Carll front Pine Creek barn burners

Hey, live music lovers! Pine trio the Bus Driver Tour alongside Stage show begins at 7pm. Tickets Creek Lodge is but one scenic drive Danny Freund and Ian Thomas. are $10 in advance or $15 day of to Paradise Valley away. The There’s no show quite like a show, based on availability. modern-rustic space offers an Pinky & the Floyd show. ‘Best Head for the Hills come out extensive slate of outdoor shows to Band’ winners in the annual ‘Best of swinging and invigorated with fresh keep guests and others entertained Bozeman’ survey, they’ll be rocking sounds on their latest EP, Say Your through the summer months. Here’s Pine Creek on Friday, July 19th. The Mind. For the record, the band a look at what’s coming up. Main Stage show begins at 7pm. brought a larger band than ever Sarah Shook & the Tickets are $17 in advance or $20 before, including drummer Darren Disarmers perform with help from day of show, based on availability. Garvey of Elephant Revival, vocalist alt-roots artist Mariel Buckley on The “Northwest’s Hottest Pink Kim Dawson, dobroist Todd Tuesday, July 16th. The Main Stage Floyd Tribute Band” puts on an Livingston, a horn section and more. show begins at 7pm. Tickets are $15 amazing live show that’s both note- The material reflects both the in advance or $20 day of show, for-note and improvisational, but it’s turbulent social rhythms of our cur- based on availability. their superb musicianship that sets rent era and more timeless moments Years, the Disarmers’ sophomore them apart from other tribute bands. of joy, growth, and change – think release, features sharpened Their energy and stage presence are #MeToo, the current body politic, songwriting, unique perspective, unprecedented! Pinky offers up a big and inequality, but also relationships, Head for the Hills deepened sound and roll-up-your- sound and is an experience not soon fatherhood and growing up. his most nuanced work yet. Read harmonies into songs from folk to sleeves attitude. It grabs you by the forgotten. You can expect albums in Acclaimed singer/songwriter the BoZone’s interview with Hayes Carll bluegrass to blues and beyond. collar and puts a defiant finger to their entirety, and a little something Hayes Carll brings a performance at BoZone.com. They draw inspiration from the your chest. It is resolute, blunt and from every Floyd genre – from the on Friday, July 26th. Fellow The Sleepless Elite are back harmonic tradition of groups like unflinching. Inspired by artists such Syd Barrett years and The Wall, to songsmith Travis Linville will get with a Saturday evening set on July the Wailin’ Jennys, Dixie Chicks as the Sex Pistols, Elliott Smith and The Division Bell and everything in the music started on the Main Stage 27th. The Beer Garden show begins and The Wood Brothers. The ladies Hank Williams, Sarah sings with between. Tell your friends... and at 7pm. Tickets are $25 in advance at 7pm and is FREE of admission. add their own special flair to create confidence, control and, at times, a time your buzz. It’s a party! or $30 day of show, based on Formed in Boston, the now a sound that is uniquely infectious hint of menace. The Disarmers Enjoy live music courtesy of the availability. Southwest Montana-based duo and a show that is delightful, with match her on every track, coloring SlomoJoe Acoustic Trio on Carll visits Montana in support consists of Carolina Carter (vocals) a few unexpected twists. the tales of resilience and empathy Saturday, July 20th. The band is a of his hailed new album, What It Is. and Baylor Carter (drums). Carolina Also in Paradise Valley, Pine with as much urgency as ever as well three-piece rock n’ roll and The winter-released LP follows started her career singing in musical Creek presents its Brunch Live as a broader sonic sweep. Americana group featuring a few of 2016’s deeply personal Lovers and theater shows, inspired to find her Music Series. The weekend On Thursday, July 18th, Paul Montana’s finest musicians. Leavers and features 12 dynamic, voice by listening to Paramore, offering regularly showcases regional Lee Kupfer will have the audience SlomoJoe is Joe Knapp (guitar), John timely tracks that find him in a wiser Blondie and Sia. Between her style musicians from 11am–1pm. Order swaying with help from Christy Sanders (bass), and D. Ruggles phase of life – rejuvenated on a new and Baylor’s Blink-182, Strokes and some food, maybe a cold beverage, Hays. The Beer Garden show (drums). The Beer Garden show creative plateau. Carll’s vivid No Doubt upbringing, the pair then find a spot! Upcoming acts begins at 7pm and is FREE of begins at 7pm and is FREE of imagery and unique ability to put forged a sound all their own. include: Jacob Rountree on July admission. admission. complex emotions into words makes Following on Sunday, July 28th, 20th, Bill Price on July 21st, Originally from the mountains of Americana-roots band Dead his music instantly relatable. Portland trio Five Letter Word Maggie Hickman on July 27th West Virginia, Kupfer has travelled Winter Carpenters visit Pine Spanning from catchy ballads to deliver the melodies. Modern string and Travis Yost on July 28th. Take as a solo performer and band leader Creek on Wednesday, July 24th at bold, Texas stomps, What It Is band Late for the Train will open your pick and head over! These since 2008. He has a distinctive 7pm. Tickets are $10 in advance, or addresses topics ranging from the at 7pm. The Beer Garden show is shows are FREE of admission and approach and his arrangements are $15 day of show. Further details and the current socio-political climate to FREE of admission. open to the public. inventive and fun. Restless touring BoZone’s interview with guitarist Jesse navigating the continuous change of Mix three singer/songwriters, Visit pinecreeklodgemon- and writing has allowed him to share Dunn can be found on page 4C. relationships. The new collection of several stringed instruments and a tana.com for tickets and upcoming the bill with some of his heroes and Colorado-based foursome Head songs weaves intricate and often variety of percussive techniques, and event details. Party bus rentals bring his music to many different for the Hills take the stage with emotional lyrics with sly political you get Five Letter Word. The available for select shows. Call (406) kinds of people across the United local help from The Dead Yellers commentary and well-executed, group blends their signature 222-3628 for further information. • States. Kupfer is a member of local on Thursday, July 25th. The Main subtle sarcasm, making for some of

July Jams feature Yak Attack, Charlie Parr & more ChickenJam West presents Amy widely accessible. Safety Third, Yak’s born from a thought and a beat, a instrumentalist who’s been acts include Americana group Helm at the Filling Station on latest release, is available now. cadence and a rhyme, a bouncing compared to Lucinda Williams, Kim SlomoJoe on July 18th, indie folk- Monday, July 15th at 8pm. Tickets A returning favorite! Minnesota- ball bellowing under the Big Sky. Richey, and Stevie Nicks, to name a rockers Canyon Kids on July 25th, to this 21+ show are $22 in advance based folk blues artist Charlie The folk/rock, indie/hip-pop group few. Her latest album, When That and harmonizing multi-instrumental and $28 at the door. Doors at 7pm. Parr is back in Bozeman as part of draws inspiration from the likes of Day Comes, is a collection of warm, act Wind and the Willows on Helm is touring in continued the ‘Grizzly Pine Cannery District the Dave Matthews Band, engaging songs about life and loss. August 1st. Enjoy these and other support of This Too Shall Light, her Patio Series’ on Tuesday, July 30th. Atmosphere and Ray Lamontagne Its easy pace and vulnerable lyrics regional bands one block north after second solo release. Produced by Bluegrass State Americana trio to blend its down-home roots with a roll out a welcome mat of raw, emo- the downtown festivities this summer! Grammy-winning producer and Lost Dog Street Band will get the global perspective. Their latest EP tional accessibility revealing a world Advance tickets for these and songwriter Joe Henry, the album music started at 7pm. Held outside Catch Me When I Fall and new textured by hurt and hope alike. other upcoming shows are available comprises a diverse range of Wildrye Distilling, Dean’s Zesty collaborative release A Letter from Also this summer, ChickenJam in-store at Cactus Records and influences including streaks of Booch and 406 Brewing, tickets to Bliss are available now. presents FREE live music at the www.cactusrecords.net. Americana, country, blues and this all ages event are $20 in Mandy Rowden is an Austin- Bozeman Taproom immediately For more information, visit gospel. Although a profound advance and $25 at the door. based singer/songwriter and multi- following Music on Main. Upcoming www.chickenjamwest.com. • songwriter herself, Helm and Henry Doors at 6pm. jointly arranged powerful new Following last summer’s versions of songs including Rod unfortunate cancelation, Parr Stewart’s “Mandolin Wind,” Allen returns with an incredible outdoor Toussaint’s “Freedom for the performance ahead of his album Stallion,” and the Milk Carton Kids’ release this fall. The eponymous “Michigan.” The title track is a collection will feature new songs brilliant summation of the record’s and new studio versions of sound and spirit – a positive and classics/audience favorites from proactive manipulation of the old throughout his career. The album adage that “This too shall pass.” is an honest and raw recording of The daughter of The Band’s leg- Charlie reflecting on himself and endary drummer and singer Levon his career up to this point. It’s a Helm and singer/songwriter Libby musical reckoning that came after Titus, Helm began her musical a freak accident less than a year career as a founding member of the ago that forced him to relearn The summer sunshine has the comes to Southwest Montana in alt-country collective Ollabelle and how to play guitar, causing him to multi-block stretch of Downtown support of his spring-released EP, later served as a backing musician in take stock of the songs he’s written Bozeman bustling with locals and Words for Yesterday, following extensive her father’s Midnight Ramble Band. over his lifetime. Charlie Parr is a visitors to the Treasure State this touring in the United States and While This Too Shall Light is only stunning folk record that will sure- season. Shopping trips, friendly beyond. The collection examines Helm’s second album under her own ly stand the test of time, just like gatherings, or walks up and down missed moments in our lives, times name, it serves as a comprehensive the man himself. Main call for some caffeinated we wish we could have said or done portrait covering her life’s journeys Looking to a new month, a trio goodness from Wild Joe*s Coffee something differently. The songs are and recoveries; They’re the stories show featuring the talents of Lost Spot – and perhaps a tasty panini honest, engaging and well-crafted. that, no matter where they take her, Ox, Letter B and Mandy to go with! The shop is also a great Project: Constellation seem to end and begin in the same Rowden is set for Friday, August place to check out acoustic sets by follows on Saturday, July 27th from place like a circle. 2nd at the Filling Station. The local and traveling artists. Here’s a 6–8pm. Hailing from North Dakota, Yak Attack returns to the Filler music begins at 8:30pm. look at what’s coming up. the original acoustic folk/rock and on Wednesday, July 24th at 9pm. Admission to this 21+ show is Jeff Queebis performs on punk duo is comprised of Tickets to this 21+ show are $7 in FREE with a Sweet Pea wristband Friday, July 19th from 6–8pm. singer/songwriters Christina advance and $10 at the door. Doors and $5 for those without. Doors Formed in the woods of New Rosebrough (violin) and Santiago at 8pm. at 7:30pm. Hampshire, the project is the Silva (guitar). The pair enjoys The live electronica power trio Portland-based Lost Ox is part merging of songwriter Jesse Black traveling and performing at new visits from Portland. The group’s rapid-fire rambling lyrics, part and beat enthusiast Daniel Queeb. places and supporting local music music is best described as “organic whiskey blues soul grass, two parts The two quickly began to play for scenes. New single “Up and Down electronica,” using skillful playing, neo-funk groove – all with an small audiences in Maine as well These Roads” is available now. live loops, and tightly constructed extra helping of electro- as right here in Montana, soon Roving singer/songwriter and songs combined with raw improvisa- psychedelic heat. The prog-blues- meeting members Ellie and Adam. guitarist Chris Aguayo is set for tion to build high-energy and folk quartet bring their own brand The group describes their sound as Sunday, July 28th from 3–5pm. He uplifting dance music from scratch, of inventive playfulness to mellow groove-rock. Grab a blends various fingerpicking and with every note played and recorded performances; weaving dark, mur- beverage and check them out! percussive guitar/ukulele styles with live. Yak Attack draws influence derous yarns in the same stride as The next Open Mic Night his smooth baritone voice and from a wide spectrum of electronica, delightfully groovy jive numbers, will take place Saturday, July 20th mesmerizes audiences whether on including house, drum and bass, and saturated richly with improvisa- from 6–8pm. Come for an evening stage or in the streets. He’s a breakbeat, along with elements of tion and interplay. Their debut of music performed by local road-tested performer whose solo jam, funk, and jazz. Their live shows album, Wildheart, is available now. musicians. Bring your guitar, sitar, acoustic set is one not to be missed! are musically sophisticated and Missoula’s own Letter B was zither, poetry, comedy, or theremin Mandy Rowden opens a new and take a turn up at the mic. month of live music on Friday, Show Bozeman what you’re made August 2nd from 6–8pm. She’s an of! Individual set lengths depend Austin-based singer/songwriter and on the number of musicians who multi-instrumentalist who’s been want to play. Sign-ups start at compared to Lucinda Williams, 5:30pm – first come, first served. Kim Richey, and Stevie Nicks, to Be sure to bring your friends and name a few. Her latest album, When support live music in Bozeman! A That Day Comes, is a collection of modest contribution to the kitty warm, engaging songs about life will be divided by participating and loss. Its easy pace and musicians at the end of the night. vulnerable lyrics roll out a The more people who come, the welcome mat of raw, emotional more money in the pot. accessibility revealing a world An additional Open Mic Night is set textured by hurt and hope alike. for Saturday, August 3rd from 6–8pm. Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot is On Friday, July 26th, located at 18 W Main St. in the Albuquerque-based acoustic rocker heart of historic Downtown Benny Bassett entertains from Bozeman. Learn more about these 6–8pm. The former frontman of and other upcoming events at Chicago group Vintage Blue www.wildjoescoffee.com. • page 4C • Volume 26, Number 14 - July 15, 2019 • The BoZone Entertainment Calendar • www.BoZone.com • 406-586-6730 ––– Tell ’em, “I Saw It In The BoZone!” Tell ’em, “I Saw It In The BoZone!” ––– The BoZone Entertainment Calendar • www.BoZone.com • 406-586-6730 • Volume 26, Number 14 - July 15, 2019 • page 5C Page 6C • The RollingZone • July 15, 2019

Exit 288, Plowed Under take to the streets after Three Forks rodeo

After an adventure through the Lewis & atmosphere. The band’s music is carefully some classics from ZZ Top and Lynyrd Skynyrd Sacajawea on Thursday nights. Each event Clark Caverns or day on the river, stop by the selected to get people involved in the party and – or even some Highly Suspect and other will be hosted by local and semi-famous Sacajawea Hotel for some much-needed to keep the dance floor hopping! modern rock. The band has shared the stage singer/songwriters. You can perform original sustenance! The historic Three Forks venue is Havre-based country rock party group with country music greats such as Luke Bryan, or cover music, play an impromptu jam session, perfect for dinner, drinks and dancing every Plowed Under returns for the Saturday night Justin Moore, Joe Nichols, Jason Michael or just listen and enjoy! Food and drinks will weekend. Enjoy a fine dining experience in be available all evening. An additional Patio Jam & Pompey’s Grill followed by a night on the Open Mic is set for August 1st. dance floor in the Sac Bar. Here’s a look at BE the entertainment with Sunrise some of the upcoming acts. Karaoke on Friday, July 26th. Bring your En lieu of a Jam Session on Thursday, July favorite songs and get ready to impress – or at 18th, Cierra & Michael return to the Sac least give it your best shot! You haven’t done with their lovely acoustics at 6:30pm. The karaoke until you’ve done it with Sunrise. dynamic father-daughter duo displays a great Sugar Daddies bring all the favorites mix of traditional and contemporary country on Saturday, July 27th. This Montana-based music from Patsy Cline to Miranda Lambert, trio has been performing in various venues with a sprinkling of Michael’s original ballads. around Southwest Montana since 2012. Michael brings a wealth of musical experience, While the gist of their material is popular rock including a wide vocal range and guitar-playing n’ roll, country, oldies, R&B and blues, they skills. Cierra contributes her clear voice and also have an extensive arsenal of original songs, young vibe to their musical selections. Cierra all of which are palatable, as well as an and Michael have a special musical bond that array of lesser-known but still great songs by they share with their audience. both obscure and well-known artists/ The 2019 NRA Rodeo is Friday and songwriters. Their main focus is variety, Saturday, July 19th–20th in Three Forks, so Sac and they half-jokingly have a motto of “No Bar music is moving outside for a few good old set on July 20th. This high energy band plays a Caroll, Chuck Wicks, Ricochet, Mark Wills, request left behind.” fashioned street dances! fair amount of modern top 40 country – and the Bellamy Brothers. With the exception of the Thursday night Exit 288 is first up on July 19th. The high- including hits by the likes of Jason Aldean, Eric The Sacajawea’s famous Patio Jam patio shows, Sac live music begins at 9pm. energy group performs everything from classic Church, and Lady Antebellum. But don’t be Session & Open Mic Nights continue on The Sacajawea Hotel is located at 5 N Main and contemporary rock, to blues, country, and surprised when they whip out covers of classic regular Thursday evenings this summer, the in Three Forks. For more information about all that’s in between. Exit 288 connects with the country artists like Waylon Jennings or Merle next being July 25th at 6:30pm. Bring your these events, visit www.sacajaweahotel.com audience and creates a fun and exciting Haggard. Those might even be followed by music, lyrics, talent and friends to the or call (406) 285-6515. •

Lose the summer stress at Norris Follow Paradise Valley adventures with evening at Chico Saloon Hot Springs Summer is the season for in-state road trips Jordan Garlow. Come enjoy and recreational outings. Park County-goers their fresh sound and support are flooding to the Yellowstone to float, back- local music in the process! pack deep into the Absaroka Bearooth, and Keith Scott Blues over to Chico Hot Springs for weekend finishes off summer’s second getaways. With fantastic live entertainment in month with a show on Sunday, the Saloon every Friday and Saturday night, July 28th at 8pm. Remarkably you can kick up your heels and soak them too. versatile, the Chicago-based Here’s a look at who’s headed to the Paradise blues/rock guitarist has been Valley watering hole. working his way methodically Brickhouse Band brings the live up through the blues’ ranks entertainment Friday and Saturday, July 19th since his parents bought him his and 20th. The Billings-based performers will first guitar at age 14 and his be sure to pack the dancefloor with rockin’ young ears heard Muddy crowd favorites and other jams. Grab a drink Waters in 1980. Scott is one of from the bar and boogie down! Chicago’s most vibrant Iowa-based Larry Myer brings his musicians who has built his summer tour to Chico on Sunday, July 21st at Bromberg, and America. Larry has been on a makes audiences want to sing, dance, scream reputation as a sizzling blues 8pm. He’s an energetic singer/songwriter and ‘perpetual tour’ since sometime in the ‘80s. He and shout. Advance tickets are $14.50 and guitarist, dynamic performer, noteworthy acoustic performer. Larry has released two brings a quality, fun show. available at Cactus Records. songwriter and bandleader. Scott has toured recordings, the landmark Flatlands and follow- On Thursday, July 25th, Igor & the Red Check out String Bean on Friday and the United States and Europe, both with his up The Ring. His live show is an aggressive Elvises return to Paradise Valley at 9pm. Saturday, July 26th and 27th. The dynamic band and blues great Jimmy Dawkins. performance that connects with a wide array With humorous lyrics and grooves that practi- four-piece from Livingston provides an Chico Saloon music begins at 9pm, unless of audiences. He’s previously been billed with cally force you to dance, The Elvises’ “Siberian original, driving, melodic yet irreverent sound. otherwise noted. Chico Hot Springs is located dozens of renowned musicians including Surf Rock” is sure to entertain. Front man Expect some good ole, homegrown Western in Pray, 20 miles south of Livingston. Come Richard Thompson, Edwin McCain, Arlo Igor Yuzov offers a unique brand of humor Americana and rock. The band is composed of sip, soak, and swing! For more information, Guthrie, Todd Snider, John Hammond, David combined with guitar-based rock n’ roll that Cleo Toll, Kevin Toll, Forrest Garlow, and visit www.chicohotsprings.com. •

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Red Elvises, folkster Joseph Huber at Eagles downtown Summer escapes come in many force you to Montana. The high- Closing out the month is forms and sometimes getting out of dance, The energy band tends to Kennedy Richards on the sun is just what the doctor Elvises’ veer away from slow Wednesday, July 31st at 8pm. She’s ordered – and Downtown “Siberian jams, other than the been gigging since the age of Bozeman’s Eagles Bar is the perfect Surf Rock” is occasional tune. With an sixteen, playing cafés, festivals, and spot for the sunstruck to recuperate! sure to arsenal of originals and radio shows spanning from The seasoned watering hole also entertain. personalized covers, the Montana’s Pony Bar to breweries in features drink specials, Friday night Front man guys will keep you on Easthampton, Massachusetts, with BINGO and burgers, twice weekly Igor Yuzov your feet until last call. influences spanning even further: karaoke, plus regular live music by offers a Singer/songwriter Jack White, Captain Beefheart, solo musicians and local bands. unique brand Joseph Huber brings a James Booker, Bob Dylan, Lou Here’s a look at who’s playing at of humor special Sunday show on Reed, Chuck Berry, and more. FOE in the coming weeks. combined July 28th. Local Always a blast, Sunrise Following Noel Lacey’s with guitar- Americana artist Ryan Karaoke sets up every Thursday midweek set at 8pm on Wednesday, based rock n’ Acker will get the music and Saturday night at 9pm this July 17th, are “four guys keeping the roll that started at 8pm. Huber summer. Come sing your heart out blues alive.” Reckless Abandon makes visits Bozeman on the and maybe even do a dance returns Friday, July 19th. The four- audiences heels of releasing his new number between songs. piece is comprised of Mark Eaton want to sing, album, Moondog. The Bridger Mountain Big Band (guitar), Cole “The Breeze” Homan dance, Wisconsin-based folkster performs regularly on Sundays from (guitar), Matthew Wintersteen (bass, scream and continues moving 7–9:30pm. The 17-piece jazz guitar), and Gilles “G” Viallon shout. Igor & the Red Elvises onward and upward, orchestra celebrates the music of (drums, guitar). They’re a blues, Advance tick- captivating folks with his sincere and Duke Ellington, Count Basie, and rock, and jazz fusion experience that ets are $14.50 well-crafted songs under his own more, with original arrangements tappin’ sing-alongs from the ‘60s spans the generations. and available at Cactus Records. name along with the impeccable and music of all genres from the to now. Igor & the Red Elvises are Back downstairs, KneeJürk musicianship of his fellow touring 1900s to today. Check them out on Country rockers BlueBelly back in Southwest Montana with an entertains on Wednesday, July 24th partners. Whether it’s irresistible, Facebook for performance Junction take the stage Friday, July Eagles Ballroom show on Tuesday, at 8pm. The supersonic Southwest fiddle-driven, dancing tunes or announcements. 26th. The group provides audiences July 23rd at 8pm. With humorous Montana duo incorporates the big honest, heart-wrenching ‘songwriter’ Head downtown to play a game with what they consider “rockabilly lyrics and grooves that practically band beat, performing the best toe songs, Huber’s originals and of pool, listen to some great local music” all over the state of performances span the spectrum of bands, or stop in for a cold one any ‘Roots’ music while preferring not to day of the week! The Eagles is stay within the boundaries of any located at 316 E Main, next to the strict genre classification. Nova Café. • Lose the summer stress at Norris Hot Springs Bozeman Spirits offers Stress isn’t usually associated with people enjoy the 50 Mile summer, but while the days may be Grill, where locally sourced fantastic live music twice longer and the nights may be proteins join the freshest of warmer, summer isn’t always a salads and vegetables to totally carefree season. If you are create a delicious meal. Try weekly all summer dealing with the stress of planning the steak, bison, or lamb – or taking a vacation or juggling the the menu is unique and Sip on a Montana-inspired influence, but covers a wide range of visitors coming to vacation with you reflects the freshest options huckleberry cocktail or Moscow music from folk and rock to reggae, in Montana, you might need a trip weekly. The wine list is vast Mule while enjoying the sounds of and so much more. to Norris Hot Springs to let the and the beer variety includes regional musicians at Bozeman An unplugged Hawthorne Water of the Gods soothe your soul. traditional favorites and craft Spirits Distillery. During the summer Roots Duo show is set for It’s the perfect place to bring brew options. And be sure to months, the downtown tasting room Thursday, July 25th. The sister- those summertime visitors, the water leave room for dessert! hosts live music by local musicians fronted local Americana rock band is welcoming, and you can’t beat the Music is another way to every Tuesday and Thursday from is known for its soulful and energetic location. The natural mineral hot reduce stress. Norris features 5:30–8pm. Here’s a look at the performances, every lyric sung with springs soothe your body and your the finest in local and upcoming acts. passion and authenticity. The band’s mind, the meals are delicious, locally regional acoustic performers Christy Hays is back on music draws inspiration from sourced and healthy. And without a every Friday, Saturday and is also a member of The Memphis Tuesday, July 16th. Splitting her Fleetwood Mac, Heart, and Sheryl cell signal, the younger folks will Sunday evening. The poolside Strange and a number of other time between Austin and Southwest Crow. Defined by their tightly woven actually be able to tune in to their tunes begin at 7pm. musical projects. Dango’s latest Montana, the singer/songwriter’s harmonies and relentlessly catchy family and surroundings. Dave Provost returns to the album, Dear Everybody, I Love You, is music has folk and country tinges, melodies, their “Revved-Up Soul The unique wooden pool is nes- Poolside Stage on Friday, July 19th. available now. thoughtfully penned stories and a Music” is a distinct and exciting tled in a natural wetland, filled with The award-winning singer/ The hot springs welcome Ennis full band sound that’s both driving addition to Montana’s scene. Their bird life, deer, antelope and a variety songwriter plied his craft while City Ramblers on Friday, July alt country and moody folk rock. debut EP, On Second Thought, is of critters you can see from the pool. engaging audiences on both coasts 26th. This locally based trio plays Compared to Brandi Carlile, available now. Bird feeders bring red-winged and points in-between for the last American folk music and cowboy Lucinda Williams, Rhett Miller, Local songwriter Peter King blackbirds, swallows and other song- thirty years. His literate, world- songs, i.e. the perfect hang music for Kathleen Edwards and Patty Griffin, provides the bar-side entertainment birds close to the seating area, so weary lyrics sit in a roots-oriented your kickoff to the weekend soak. she has a sound uniquely her own. on Tuesday, July 30th. The Dead their frantic activity can be enjoyed. musical context comprised of equal Folk rock and Americana artist She’s shared the stage with Hayes Yellers’ frontman gears his original That odd warbling noise you hear parts folk, country and American Bill Price performs on Saturday, Carll, Sturgil Simpson, Bruce lyrics around the human condition, from the wetland is likely the sound rock n’ roll. Funny and knowing, July 27th. With one foot in folk and Robison, Kelly Willis and Jeffery love, war and self-control. His origi- of the resident Sandhill Crane fami- Provost is a memorable and the other in rock, the singer/song- Foucault to name a few. River nals tell the story of honest, blue ly with their colts. This is the time of engaging live performer who has writer and recording artist performs Swimmer, Hays’ third full-length and collar life in a small town. King’s year the babies learn to fly and it shared the stage with Jackson solo, with his band, and other fellow can be very funny to watch these less Browne and Jesse Winchester, musicians. The Beatles and Bob than graceful birds figure it out. among others. His albums Home and Dylan inspired a then-teenager to After a float on the Madison or a My Favorite Ghost are available now. set his sights on songwriting. Price hike in the hills, a soak and freshly Joe Schwem entertains has released numerous albums of prepared meal at Norris will appeal Saturday soakers on July 20th. He’s both original and traditional music. to even the pickiest eater in the a singer/songwriter from Bozeman Acoustic rocker Benny Bassett group. Vegan, gluten free, who plays a mix of originals and visits from Albuquerque with a vegetarian, pescetarian – they’ve got eclectic covers ranging from performance on Sunday, July 28th. a menu item for them all. Most Americana to rock, and sea shanties The former frontman of Chicago to show tunes – all songs with group Vintage Blue comes to fifth release overall, brings the influences range from the lonesome stories and feeling. Joe is often Southwest Montana in support of culmination of her influences and classic country sound to that of a Benny Bassett joined by his sons, Jack and his spring-released EP, Words for experiences traveling the world. The DIY punk rock group. Come enjoy Harry, on guitar, mandolin, Yesterday, following extensive touring album is available now. an adult beverage and listen to some bass and harmony vocals. in the United States and beyond. Neil Filo Beddow performs on great acoustics from this fine fellow! Johnny Dango brings his The collection examines missed Thursday, July 18th. He plays Left on Tenth guitarist Ian brand of red dirt country rock moments in our lives, times we wish original folk rock for the soul, and Bailey brings a solo show to the dis- to Norris on Sunday, July 21st. we could have said or done describes his guitar style as the tillery on Thursday, August 1st. The He plays “American rock n’ roll something differently. The songs are “West Dakota stutter.” His lyrically band blends elements of funk, reg- formed in Stillwater, OK and honest, engaging and well-crafted. scrambled iambic pentameter can gae, jazz, hip-hop, rock n’ roll, blues, refined in Austin, TX.” Dango Operating hours, directions, and be politically bent, spiritually seek- and everything in between. Head describes his music as equal campground availability can be ing, and tongue-in-cheek humorous down and enjoy his solo renditions! parts hillbilly cosmic country, found by visiting www.norrishot- with just a twist of serious. Learn more about Bozeman boogie, rhythm and blues – or springs.com. Norris is located 34 Make way for Dan Henry on Spirits’ distilling processes and other maybe it’s basically Southern miles west of Bozeman, just off the Tuesday, July 23rd. The Montana offerings at www.bozemanspir- rock, with a little more country mighty Madison River and near the native is a singer/songwriter with a its.com. Regular tasting room mixed in, simmered and stewed bustling metropolis of Norris. Call unique vocal style coupled with hours are Monday to Saturday from ‘til it’s funkier, greasier, and (406) 685-3303 and make your plans acoustic guitar and bluesy 10am–8pm and Sundays from with more grit and groove. He to visit soon. • harmonica. He’s driven by a blues noon–8pm. •

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Bridger supplies craft beer + pizza w/ complimentary side of live tunes

The summer menu at Bridger Brewing is from American Primitive guitar-influenced on Tuesdays from satisfying tastebuds with its zesty selection of instrumentals a la John Fahey and Daniel 5–7pm. Brew-lovers will seasonally appropriate pizzas, including the Bachman, to more modern fingerstyle flights of be treated to a variety of mango-habanero ‘Luchador’ and pesto-based fancy. To round out the sonic pie, he also sings styles including ‘Heart Beet.’ But aside from its award-winning his originals and covers out of the traditional Americana, rock n’ roll, pies and delectable suds, the south-side brewer and folk catalog. Often teamed up with old time and country also hosts Music & Mussels every Wednesday singer/songwriters such as Shelly Bessler and music. These outdoor and {Pints with Purpose} on Mondays. Christy Hays, Polecastro rarely has a micro- sets are weather- Here’s a look at some of the upcoming phone in front of him, but his solo shows turn dependent and subject acts and nonprofits. all that inside out. Expect multiple guitars, to change. Wednesday nights from 5:30–8pm, Bridger dobro, and even some old time banjo to blend Bridger Brewing also Brewing hosts Music & Mussels! Enjoy with his elegant croaking – ahem – singing. plays host {Pints with some live music and succulent, steamed Keith Scott Blues returns on Wednesday, Purpose} every mussels with house-made sweet Italian July 24th. Remarkably versatile, the Chicago- Monday night from sausage, tomatoes, garlic, and chili flakes, based blues/rock guitarist has been working his 5–8pm where $1 of topped with parsley and tomato salsa. way methodically up through the blues’ ranks every pint sold will be Christy Hays and Tony Polecastro since his parents bought him his first guitar at donated to a featured team up for an evening of tunes on age 14 and his young ears heard Muddy local nonprofit. Here’s a look Keith Scott Blues Wednesday, July 17th. Waters in 1980. Scott is one of Chicago’s most at some of the nonprofits on Hays’ music has folk and country tinges, vibrant musicians who has built his reputation the calendar in the coming www.windhorseequinelearning.org. thoughtfully penned stories and a full band as a sizzling blues guitarist, dynamic performer, weeks. Head over to enjoy a house-brewed pint Aid the efforts of the Gallatin Gardeners Club sound that’s both driving alt country and noteworthy songwriter and bandleader. Scott and be charitable in the process! on Monday, July 29th. This inclusive group of moody folk rock. Compared to Brandi Carlile, has toured the United States and Europe, both Have a brew and help raise dollars for gardening enthusiasts grow home gardens but Lucinda Williams, Rhett Miller, Kathleen with his band and blues great Jimmy Dawkins. HRDC Youth Development on Monday, July 15th. also plant, harvest and sell fresh produce from Edwards and Patty Griffin, she has a sound Bridger Creek Boys close out the month The evening hopes to bring awareness to youth their market garden at the MSU Horticulture uniquely her own. She’s shared the stage with on Wednesday, July 31st. The Boys are an homelessness in our community and will farm. Learn more at www.gallatingarden- Hayes Carll, Sturgil Simpson, Bruce Robison, acoustic bluegrass quartet steeped in old-time benefit the development of ways to help ersclub.com. Kelly Willis and Jeffery Foucault to name a few. tradition, while also pushing the genre with support these youth in transition. Learn more Bridger Brewing provides the Bozeman River Swimmer, Hays’ third full-length and fifth newgrass. The band blends originals with covers at www.thehrdc.org. community with unique hand-crafted brews, release overall, brings the culmination of her of traditional bluegrass and more contempo- Proceeds from Monday, July 22nd will fresh artisan-style pizzas, and more. Learn influences and experiences traveling the world. rary artists. Their style is confident, complex benefit Windhorse Equine Learning. By providing more about upcoming events and daily specials The album is available now. and full of improvisation that’ll draw you in and experiential and reflective learning at www.bridgerbrewing.com. Bridger is Polecastro is a YouTube Guitar Geek, have you shaking all over with bluegrass joy. opportunities with horses, the nonprofit located at 1609 S 11th Ave., just across from instructor, and lover of all things strings. The Also this summer, enjoy a solo acoustic empowers individuals to discover and realize the Fieldhouse. They’re open for business from local artist plays original material spanning show on the patio by Joe Knapp of SlomoJoe their full potential. Learn more at 11:30am–9pm daily. •

Good Clean Funk follows special Red Tractor tune-up fundraiser Whether you’re stopping in for the that will draw you in and get you shaking all house instruments and equipment have seen Andrew Hand Band, John Sherrill, The Monday night all-you-can-eat buffet, over with bluegrass joy. Bridger Creek Boys will some wear and tear. In addition to supporting Electric Sunday, Lang Termes, Mathias, and delicious ‘pizza roses’ or a specialty pie, Red bring an additional performance to Red Tractor on local music, the team hosts and organizes MOTH. His solo sets are comprised mostly Tractor is the perfect place to break bread July 25th at 7pm. events for local nonprofits including Gallatin of acoustic rock covers and some of his with friends and family. Complementing its On July 19th, Jazz Night takes over Red Valley Farm to School, The Compassion original songs. In band settings, he likes to handcrafted rounds and wide selection of Tractor, as it does every Friday, at 7pm. Project, and Summit Montessori School. The play funk, jazz, country and more. regional brews, the local pizzeria also plays Curated by guitarist and composer Alex event will help bring the music to the next The Dirt Farmers bring a Sunday show host to independent musicians and other Robilotta, these evenings feature the music level and support the enhancement of this on July 28th at 6pm. They’re a foot-stomping events throughout the week. Here’s a look at styles of jazz, funk, latin, and more. Come community-centric venue. string band who have dubbed their musical what’s coming up. out, get ready to groove, and hear America’s Instrumental-based funk band Good style “paisley grass.” They’ve gained a Music Monday welcomes the talents of only original art form as it exists and evolves Clean Funk follow on Saturday, July 20th at following for their fun-loving mix of old local artist Amy Lee Hubbard on July 15th in the 21st century. An additional Jazz Night is set 7pm. The group fuses funk and jazz for a school country, bluegrass, blues and rock – at 6:30pm. Head down for the buffet and a for July 26th at 7pm. truly groovy experience. Comprised of Port with the occasional slip into hip-hop. The brew, kick back and enjoy the acoustics. A special Music Equipment Concert & Nugget on guitar, Kyle Allemeier on bass, band members, as unique as their song list, Bridger Creek Boys return to their Fundraiser is set for Saturday, July 20th and Griffin Dittmar on drums, this trio has serve it all up with a smile on mandolin, usual Thursday slot on July 18th at 7pm. The from 1–9pm. The daylong event will feature become a staple at a few local venues and banjo, guitar, fiddle and bass with vocal Boys are an acoustic bluegrass quartet steeped six local bands, raffle and silent auction with serves as the house band for Colonel Black’s harmonies. The Dirt Farmers invite you to be in old-time tradition, while also pushing the the goal of raising funds for a variety of every Thursday night. “Having a Good Time” and experience the genre with newgrass. The band blends venue improvements. Tuesday, July 23rd will feature Weston flavor and fun of Montana life. originals with covers of traditional bluegrass For more than five years, Red Tractor has Lewis at 7pm. Lewis plays with a number of Red Tractor Pizza is located at 1007 W and more contemporary artists. Their style is consistently hosted live music nearly as many local bands, solo performances, and as a sit-in Main in Bozeman. Check out their menu at confident, complex, and full of improvisation nights per week. With this amount of use, the lead guitarist for artists including The www.redtractorpizza.com. •

Rialto welcomes Hawaiian reggae ensemble, Asleep at the Wheel & more Downtown Bozeman’s Rialto Theater and ‘80s. A driving backbone of bass and extensive catalog and see them with new eyes, Tickets to these 18+ shows range $20–$25. features loads of fantastic live entertainment drums paves way for everything from hollering recording new, soulful acoustic arrangements Doors at 7:30pm. for music-lovers this and every month. Here’s a guitar licks, to subdued riffs reminiscent of the that echo the intimacy you’d find hanging with Prepare for clowns, aerial dancers, look at just a few of the upcoming happenings. Grateful Dead. Prepare for a musical journey them in the green room before a show. burlesque, comedy, poetry, song and dance. Check out a Local Rock Showcase on through the sounds that connect us. The Variety The evening will feature the talents of Heidi Friday, July 19th. The evening will include sets The Rialto hosts Custer’s Last Stand- Show is Krutchkoff, Vera Visceral, Megan Makeever, by Panther Car, Modern Sons and Up: A Native Comedy Showcase on bringing Melissa Dawn, Paige & the People’s Band, Steady Trees with the music beginning at Saturday, July 20th. The evening you Paúl Gomex, Raison D’être Dance Project, 9pm. Tickets to this all ages show are $10. will feature the talents of ATRYP, Walt Woolbaugh, Jupiter Everhard, Doors at 8pm. Michael Beers, Charlie Mulluk, Ryan Cassavaugh and Austine Alta Theil. Panther Car comes in the shape of a Austin Valley, Lenny Peppers, There will be audience participation and traditional rock band yet sounds far from it. Mars Sandoval and Ferdinand a dance party to celebrate! Their amorphous brand of pop music teeters Po at 9pm. Tickets to this 18+ Famed country group Asleep at between the radiant iridescence of psychedelia show are $15. Doors at 8pm. the Wheel will perform on Thursday, and the murky darkness of dreams. Every Hawaiian reggae ensemble August 1st at 8pm. Tickets to this all ages moment is a door that opens into a new room. The Green brings a perform- show are $35. Doors at 7pm. Songs progress through tangential wormholes ance on Wednesday, July 24th. Their latest album, New Roots, marks both a as in an ecstatic conversation; music that is Floridian singer/songwriter path forward and a nod to the freewheeling equal parts meditation and celebration. Leilani Wolfgramm will roots (get it?) of one of Texas’ most beloved With a wall of sound so thick, the Modern open at 8pm. Tickets to this bands fronted by founding member Roy Sons can’t help but captivate their listeners. 18+ show range $23–$33. Benson. With a fresh new lineup, a bracing Each of the four members bring their own Doors at 7pm. blend of original songs and vibrant cover layer to a ubiquitously sonic ambience in an Countless miles of touring material and some unanticipated new attempt to cultivate something organic and and a handful of studio musical tangents, Asleep at the Wheel new. The band’s influences include Pink Floyd, albums have led this small demonstrates convincingly it’s more Spoon, The Vines, The Black Keys, 311, Band group of Oahu musicians to relevant, enjoyable and musically nimble of Horses, and Silversun Pickups. Lyrically, become recognized as ambassadors of Aloha, Asleep at the Wheel than any time in its 49 year history. they cover a wide range of themes with one helping represent Hawaiian people and culture The Rialto is located at 10 W Main St. in more recent caveat which is writing music to the world through their craft. The Green a taste of some of Bozeman’s most elite Downtown Bozeman. Peruse current about sustainability, social responsibility, come to Bozeman following the spring release performers with Speak Sleazy: A Night of happenings and buy advance tickets at consciousness, and living in the moment. of Black & White, their new acoustic album. Comedy, Burlesque & Other Hidden www.logjampresents.com/rialto. Follow Steady Trees is an indie rock band inspired The collection gave the band a chance to Talents. Performances are set for Saturday the Rialto on Facebook and Instagram for the by the changing rock n’ roll styles of the ‘70s revisit some of the most popular songs in their and Sunday, July 27th and 28th at 8:30pm. most up to date event announcements. •

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