Sweet Pea / SLAM Festival TimeZones Inside Cap summer outdoors w/ area music & arts-filled events Music in the Mountains has taken over statewide distillers. Festivalgoers will delight in The ninth annual Big Sky Classical Music Center Stage in Big Sky’s Town Center Park this the acoustic jazz of the Michelle Manzo Festival featuring special guests Angella Ahn, summer. Also on Thursday nights, the park Quartet, honky-tonk of Sam Platts & the Jonathan Gunn and Dallas Brass will take opens at 6pm with music starting at 7:15pm. Great Plainsmen, bluegrass stomp of Wes place Aug. 9th–11th. Apart from a ticketed Enjoy Grammy-nominated blues musician Urbaniak & the Mountain Folk, and Warren Miller event on Friday, performances will Marcia Ball on Aug. 1st before the North Mountain-reggae, gypsy-infused soul of Cole & take place at Town Center Park on Saturday at hough it just Carolina bluegrass of Town Mountain on. Aug the Thornes, as well as a ‘Singer/Songwriter 7pm and Sunday at 5pm. These outdoor shows stopped 8th. Indie folk band Mt. Joy will perform on Power Hour’ and so much more. are FREE and open to all. Food and beverage raining, the Aug. 15th. Food and beverage vendors are avail- Lunch on the Lawn continues on vendors will be available. See the Big Sky Arts arrival of able at each of these FREE events. Wednesdays at the Emerson Center from Council’s website for detailed schedule of events. TAugust signals The Sweet Pea Festival returns to Lindley 11:30am–1:30pm. This community event The Moonlight MUSICFEST returns to back-to-school Park Aug. 2nd–4th. The cultural gathering features live music, local food trucks, children’s Big Sky for its second annual event Aug. season and shortened days. Montanans are all features performances by local theatre and dance activities, and area nonprofits. Upcoming 16th–17th. The two-night mountain music too familiar with the abbreviated summer season, troupes, workshops, family friendly entertain- performers include “vaguely folkish alterna-rock” extravaganza will feature the progressive but we’re not going to let that keep us down! ment, flower show, beer and wine garden featur- trio Beat Deaf on Aug. 7th and Sparkle Bear bluegrass of Trampled by Turtles and There are still numerous family friendly, ing Montana microbrews, and countless craft and The Tingle Hoarders finishing off the Southern country rockers Blackberry Smoke, outdoor opportunities to enjoy live music and vendors. Sweet Pea ‘19 will also see headlining series on Aug. 14th. Admission to these events among others. Weekend and day passes are avail- local arts in the sunshine. Here’s a look at some sets by Colorado jam band Leftover Salmon, is FREE. able for purchase on the event website. upcoming events. soul collective Sister Sparrow & the Dirty Rockin’ the Rivers returns to The Bridge The Music on the Green concert series Music on Main brings music-filled festivities Birds, and experimental folk/rock project near Three Forks Aug. 8th–10th with legendary showcases regional talent on select Sunday to historic Downtown Bozeman on Thursday Blitz en Trapper, among many others. All rock band Cheap Trick, mind-bending guitar evenings on Bozeman Public Library’s Front evenings from 6:30–8:30pm. Americana band performances are included with wristband shredder Zakk Sabbath, and Lou Gramm Plaza from 5–7pm. Local stompgrass heroes Dead Winter Carpenters is next up on Aug. purchase. performing the hits of Foreigner. Also appearing Laney Lou & the Bird Dogs are next up on 1st, followed by the punk rock n’ roll soul of The Also Aug. 3rd–4th, the Summer SLAM are Florida-based rockers Nova Rex, Lynyrd Aug. 18th. Pack a few blankets and a picnic! Rad Trads on Aug. 8th. Outer Vibe will close Festival sets up in Bogert Park. In an effort to Skynyrd tribute Whiskey River, and local These family-friendly concerts are FREE for all out the series with their 90s pop, swagger rock Support Local Artists and Musicians, the favorites Pinky & the Floyd, and plenty more! to attend. and hip-hop on Aug. 15th. These concerts are weekend of events brings a slew of featured Weekend and day passes are available for Further details about these awesome outdoor events FREE and also feature a “Kids’ Zone.” artists, performers, culinary artisans, and purchase on the event website. can be found throughout this issue of The BoZone. • Contents Art ...... 2A Community ...... 3A Calendar ...... 4-5A Film ...... 6A EcoZone ...... 1-2B EndZone ...... 3-4B RollingZone ...... C RollingZone Interview . . .4C Young Dubliners James McMurtry Festival TimeZones ...... D Pine Creek Lodge The Rialto August 7th - 7pm August 11th - 8:30pm ­Page 2a­•­The BoZone •­augusT 01,­2019

Local ceramicist to lecture Talk on MT’s Carnegie libraries precedes on artist portfolio creation Hops Season Celebration at MOR

Attention area artists! Montana Iowa and maintains a studio near Bozeman’s Museum of Contemporary Arts Coalition is Bozeman. the Rockies continues to pleased to offer a lecture by Dean Tickets are $20 and available for educate and entertain its Adams on artist portfolio creation. purchase at www.montanacon- members and other visitors The evening event is set for temporaryartscoalition.com. to the Gallatin Valley this Thursday, August 8th, from 6–8pm. The lecture will be held at the 9 summer. The famed The lecture is designed to guide Energies Research Center, located at exhibitor also hosts a bevy of artists of all types – from beginners 301 Evergreen Drive, Unit 200, in special events to accompany just developing a practice to Bozeman. its many historical displays. experienced professionals – on how For more information on this lec- Here’s a look at some to create an artist portfolio. ture, or on MCAC in general, please upcoming happenings at our Documentation of your work is visit the aforementioned website. Be neighborhood museum. vital. Adams is the Associate Dean sure to follow them on Facebook and On Thursday, August of the College of Arts & Instagram for regular doses of local 15th, the Extreme History Architecture and Foundations art and future event announcements. Project Lecture series Coordinator for the School of Art at Montana Contemporary Arts Coalition continues with “The Best Montana State University. He exists to give a voice to emerging and estab- Gift: Montana’s earned his MA and MFA degrees in lished contemporary artists in the Bozeman Carnegie Libraries” at ceramics from the University of area with a focus on the art and artist. • 6pm. The talk will be held in Hager Auditorium and is open to the public. Kate Hampton of the Montana United States, from colonial times a vanished world. Explore Genghis State Historic Preservation Office to the present. As we boast of some Khan’s life and those of his sons will speak on her hot-off-the-press of the world’s largest breweries, we and grandsons during the book of the same name. The Best are also a nation of home-brewers, formation, peak, and decline of Gift reveals the history of these micro-brewers and even nano- the Mongol Empire. View rare iconic libraries throughout brewers. What is it about our treasures with more than 200 Montana. She will delve into country that makes it home to so spectacular objects on display to Bozeman’s own Carnegie library, many beer drinkers and brewery illustrate this story, including gold giving the history of this supporters? Admission for this 21+ jewelry and ornaments, silk robes, monumental structure that sits event is $20, which includes a sou- musical instruments, pottery, silently on the corner of Bozeman venir tasting glass and beer tickets. sophisticated weaponry, and and Rouse streets. Also at MOR, The Real numerous other fascinating relics MOR’s annual summer series Genghis Khan exhibit is now and elaborate artifacts. Hops & History is set to close open. Explore the culture, Accompanying the exhibit, with the Season Celebration on conquests, and heritage of one of daily live performances by Tuesday, August 27th. Celebrate the world’s greatest conquerors, Mongolian artists will feature tra- local Gallatin Valley brewers with when the treasures and stories of ditional music and dances. These this celebratory evening from Genghis Khan’s Mongol Empire begin at 12:30pm and 3:30pm 5–8pm at the Living History Farm. are presented in Bozeman for the through Sept. 2nd in Hager Enjoy beer tasting and live music in first time. The Genghis Khan exhibi- Auditorium. Exhibit tours also run the Farm’s apple orchard, a keynote tion offers an adventure in the vast daily at 2:15pm. talk, and food available for grassland of Central Asia, amid For more information about purchase from Pizza Campania the relics of Genghis Khan’s reign. these and other upcoming events, and The Mint Café. Experience life in 13th-century as well as the Museum’s exhibits, Annual arts festival & “America: A Beer Nation” – Mongolia, entering the tents, visit www.museumoftherock- Explore the history of beer in the battlegrounds, and marketplaces of ies.org. • raffle returns to Peter T’s Park in Ennis Enjoy downtown galleries w/ Art Walks Take a nice Montana drive and The Ennis Arts Association celebrate the arts! The Ennis Arts (EAA) was established in 1972 with in Bozeman & Livingston Association (EAA) will present its the mission to promote the arts in 24th annual Madison Valley Arts Madison Valley. The Ennis Arts The Downtown Bozeman artists, ensembles, and bands at are part gallery tour and part social Festival on Saturday, August 10th. Association is a non-profit 501(c)3 Association, downtown art galleries rotating locations including First gathering. An eclectic array of This fun event will take place from organization. Membership fees, as and retailers, and the Emerson Security Bank, US Bank, locals, out-of-towners, and random 10am–5pm in beautiful Peter T’s well as the annual arts festival Center for the Arts & Culture Soroptimist Park and the Emerson. art enthusiasts arrive in hordes to Park on Main Street in Ennis. In fundraiser, are used to support art in continue to present this summer’s Art Walk maps are available at check out what’s hanging on the addition to the more than 50 juried Madison Valley through programs, Downtown Bozeman Art Walks. www.downtownbozeman.org walls and who’s who. Livingston Art artist booths, there will be live scholarships, and events held by the The Art Walks occur on the second and participating businesses and Walks are held the fourth Friday of entertainment, delicious food, EAA. The proceeds from the EAA Friday of the month from 6–8pm galleries. The Art Walks are FREE, every month from 5:30–8:30pm children’s rock painting and an art arts festival allows the EAA to give through September, and again in open to the public, and will go on through September. Upcoming dates raffle of special donated works. back to our community, such as the December for the “Winter” Art rain or shine. These are smoke and are August 23rd and September The Madison Valley Arts Festival Madison Valley Public Library, Walk. Upcoming dates are August vapor-free events. 27th. Visit www.livingston- is an outdoor event (held rain or Shakespeare in the Schools, 9th, September 13th, and But Bozeman doesn’t get to have chamber.com for further shine) on the historic trail between Madison County Fair Art Awards, December 13th. all the fun! Livingston Art Walks information. • Yellowstone National Park and Ennis School Science Fair Awards, Participating Virginia City, a path well-traveled by and Madison Farm to Fork: Good businesses and tourists visiting the state’s national Thyme Summer Camp. The Ennis galleries gener- parks and historic landmarks, and Arts Association awards art-related ally feature fly fishing the Madison River. Tuition Scholarships annually. • artists’ openings and receptions during the event and often

provide compli- f mentary hors n d’oeuvres and

refreshments. a While you stroll T from place to L place, you will

also be able to c enjoy live jazz W and rock music

played by young t musicians from

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can find these t f e l Multi-generational Old Main exhibit an f c r ode to the Treasure State o Old Main Gallery & Framing Friday, August 9th in conjunction artists. Each with a distinctive and w is pleased to feature “Two with the Downtown Art Walk from refined style, the influence of bold w Generations, Roots in 6–8pm. The event is free and open and bright colors bridges genera- f Color,” a two-person exhibition to the public. tions. Both Marshall and Sarsten’s featuring new work by Marshall In the exhibit, father and work reflect iconic Montana. Noice and Sarsten Noice, daughter Marshall and Sarsten “Given the fact that we’re father c during the month of August. An Noice demonstrate the differences and daughter it’s interesting how artists reception will take place on and similarities between waves of different our work is,” notes m Marshall Noice. “In my work references to the landscape are n ever-present. In Sarsten’s k paintings figurative elements a move in and out of work that c functions perfectly on a purely c abstract level. The similarity that g does exist is our common pro- f clivity to pushing the figurative T toward the abstract, without t forsaking it altogether and u moving to pure abstraction. And D we both pay homage to our t home state of Montana by choosing subject matter com- H monly found on our home o ground. We both paint things with which we are on very familiar terms. There is no arti- fice. These paintings ring true.” Old Main Gallery & Framing is located at 129 E Main in Downtown Bozeman. Hours are Monday through Friday from 10am–5:30pm, Saturday from 10am–5pm, and Sunday from 11am–5pm. Learn more about the space and fram- ing services at www.oldmain- gallery.com. •

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Vine & Dine, Big Sky’s premier summer culinary event, returns mid-month

Vine & Dine, the highly Big Sky Resort. Leading many of the weekend’s “Chef Scott anticipated culinary event of the Weekend highlights include events is revered master sommelier Giambastiani from summer, returns for its sixth year, ‘Cheese & Wine... A Stinky Good Fred Dame, affectionately known by Google will be doing the August 15th–18th. The weekend- Time,’ where Torrey, visiting cheese his colleagues as “the godfather” of cooking and his food is long epicurean festival brings connoisseur from the Carmel, wine. Joined by master sommelier always crazy good. together foodies, wine and spirit California-based Cheese Shop, pres- Jay Fletcher, Dame will lead the Paired with the wines I connoisseurs, master sommeliers, top ents eight unique cheeses perfectly ‘Vine & Dine Master’s Dinner’ at have selected from the culinary talent and winemakers in paired with wine selections from Everett’s 8800 on Friday evening, Somm Foundation’s Old the stunning destination of Big Sky, sommeliers Dame and Fletcher. featuring unique and rare wines and Rare Cellar – plus Montana. The festival incorporates “I’m paired with major rockstars from the Guild of Sommelier’s the views from Everett’s outdoor adventure and unparalleled – I just have the cheesy jokes,” said cellar. – surely it will be an scenic beauty with food and wine Torrey of the Cheese & Wine soiree “There is no better place on the event not to be missed,” tastings, educational seminars, on Saturday afternoon. planet to drink fine wine, dine well said Fletcher. cooking demonstrations, and curated For those who enjoy drinking in and celebrate life,” said Dame. “Big Vine & Dine guest lunches and dinners. the views, ‘Pinot on the Peak’ Sky’s natural beauty and outdoor chefs and sommeliers will Big Sky’s Vine & Dine offers the features a toast and picnic at the activities are world class,” Dame be sharing the kitchen unique opportunity for foodies and summit of Lone Mountain, at added. with members of the Big beverage connoisseurs to clink 11,166 feet, no hike required. Vine Kent Torrey describes Vine & Sky Resort culinary glasses with extraordinary talent, & Dine events such as the ‘Cocktail Dine events as informative and team, including Chef including master sommeliers Fred Codex Master Class’ presented by entertaining, with a laid back Ryan Solien, Chef Eric Dame and Jay Fletcher, paired with Death & Co, a New York City Montana vibe. Holup, Master Chef the culinary talents of Chef Scott cocktail institution, provide an “This is the most fun group of Sunil Malhotra, and resi- Giambastiani of Google, Kent education on cocktail-crafting led professionals to take you on a dent sommelier Don Jost. Torrey of The Cheese Shop, and by expert mixologists. journey of eating and drinking. We “The hospitality and other movers and shakers in the “I’m excited to be back at Big could get really technical, tell you friendship that I have industry. Sky for the sixth annual Vine & the history, and everything under the received every year “What differentiates Vine & Dine Dine, where our original quartet sun, but ultimately we know this: makes it feel like home,” from other culinary festivals is the who started this event – master festival-goers want to drink wine, eat said Fletcher, who will be combination of outdoor recreation sommeliers Fred Dame and Jay cheese and have fun,” Torrey said. returning for his sixth and masterful food and wine Fletcher – join Kent Torrey and I “That’s what it’s all about.” year of Vine & Dine pairings. Vine & Dine is the ultimate for a series of exciting food and wine Master sommelier Jay Fletcher is festivities. mountain après experience,” said events in mid-August,” said Scott most excited about hosting the For a complete schedule of www.bigskyvine.com. Adam Stevens, vice president Giambastiani, food program Master’s Dinner at Everett’s 8800 on events, tickets and further Discounted accommodations during of food and beverage at manager at Google. Friday evening. information, please visit the weekend festival also available. •

Library hosts space-centric events, a fundraising BBQ & more

‘Music on the Green’

Bozeman Public Library isn’t just Free and open to the public. highlighted by need their own mat. a place for local bookworms! The Heebs Annual Fundraising unbridled ener- Meet on the east downtown hub offers more than a BBQ will take place Friday, August gy, punctuated side of the Library selection of spines, periodicals, and 16th. It’s a summer tradition! Mitch by songs per- before moving to movies to its many passholders – it and Sherri Bradley from Heebs formed with fer- just inside Lindley also hosts a number of engaging Fresh Market will again host this vor and swagger. Park, across the events open to the public. Here’s a lunchtime event with all proceeds Fusing old time bridge in the shade look at what’s coming up. benefiting the Library Foundation. folk songs with a of the large trees. Take part in a Solar Stop by the Library’s front lawn rock n’ roll atti- The regular noon Astronomy Event on Tuesday, from 11:30am–1:30pm for a tasty tude, the group class will return August 6th. Through safe grilled burger or bratwurst, chips, push the enve- next month. observation, learn about the Sun salad and a drink. Join for a lope of what a Located at 626 and how it makes its light! delicious lunch in support of string band E Main St., Presentation to follow. The your public library! would generally Bozeman Public educational fun will be held on the The 2019 ‘Music on the be described as. Library creates Laney Lou & the Bird Dogs Library’s Front Plaza from 6–8pm. Green’ Summer Concert Series Having shared opportunities that In the case of poor weather, this continues with local stompgrass stages with Corb at 11am. Terra Kopf will teach this inspire curiosity, event will be moved to Aug. 7th. heroes Laney Lou & the Bird Dogs Lund, Hayes Carll, Hurray for the all-abilities class with the beautiful exploration and connection. For Additional events focusing on the on Sunday, August 18th. Enjoy great Riff Raff, The Mavericks, Wynonna summer season serving as the back- more information about other cosmos will include a screening of music, get up and dance, and sample Judd, Mark Chesnutt, and The Lil’ drop. These classes are weather- library happenings, please visit sfamily favorite WALL-E (Rated G) snacks from local food vendors. The Smokies, their spring-released album dependent and participants will www.bozemanlibrary.org. • on Aug. 13th at 3pm, followed by a concert will be held on the Library’s Sweet Little Lies features lead-off Ted Talk: Talk About Space on Front Plaza from 5–7pm. Open single “Carolina.” Aug. 14th at 6pm. Both events will to all. August yoga is moving outside! be held in the Conference Room. The Bird Dogs’ live shows are Yoga for All is held every Tuesday Potato Fest sets 2019

return to Manhattan

Last chance to ‘Lunch on the Lawn’ The Manhattan Area Chamber that its citizens and business commu- of Commerce is set to present the nity might prosper. It depends solely at Emerson 2019 Manhattan Potato Festival on the participation of its members Join your sandwiches; and on Saturday, August 17th. for both special events and day-to- friends and Beat Deaf Batter Queens with Manhattan, home of the seed day operations. Please support your neighbors for a sweet and savory potato, is home to the day-long community: renew your member- summer favorite Liège waffles. festival including a pancake ship, or join the Chamber. Take part at the Emerson. And for dessert, breakfast, parade, car show, live in the prospering business communi-

The 2019 ice cream and music, vendor booths, children’s ty. Help shape the future of the

Lunch on roasted nuts area, and of course, delicious Manhattan area. As business leaders, the Lawn series from Genuine Ice potatoes in every form. The Festival it is up to you to inspire change and continues every Cream. Delish! runs from 9am–4pm with growth. As you renew your member- Wednesday from Located at 111 S supplemental events before and ship or consider becoming a new 11:30am–1:30pm Grand Ave., the after, including nighttime downtown member, please consider volunteer- through August Emerson Center street dance featuring Mark Longie ing for one of their many commit- 14th. for the Arts & & the Western Skies. Find more tees! Just a few hours of help – even A Bozeman Culture serves as information and updated event four hours a year – can make a differ- tradition, this a primary details on the Manhattan Chamber’s ence. The mission of the Manhattan free community resource for the Facebook page. Area Chamber of Commerce is to event features arts, arts The Manhattan Area Chamber support member and businesses live music, local education, and of Commerce was established in through promotion, sharing of food vendors, cultural activities 1988 with a purpose to promote a resources, and community involve- children’s activities and organic menu of sliders and assorted in Southwest Montana. business district which can meet the ment. Learn more at www.manhat- representatives from local nonprofit hot sandwiches; Bubby’s Cuppa Jo Learn more about Lunch on the needs of the Manhattan area, so tanareachamber.com. • organizations. Entertain the kids with espresso beverages, taco in a Lawn and other happenings at while enjoying music and mingling bag, salads and pulled pork www.theemerson.org. • with other parents. Take a break from the workday, grab a bite to eat, soak up some sunshine, listen to some great tunes, and enjoy a good conversation or two, all while sharing in the community spirit that makes Bozeman legendary. Helena-based trio Beat Deaf is next up on August 7th. They’re known for their “vaguely folkish alterna-rock” originals and select covers. Each of the band members come from very different back- grounds and musical tastes, making for an exciting musical fusion. They’ve toured extensively around the state and are eager to share their unique sound with new audiences. Dance to your own rhythm during their performance! Sparkle Bear and The Tingle Hoarders will finish off the series on August 14th. Food vendors this year include Totally Tasty Food Truck with an

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Kids’ Summer Lunch Crown Guitar Festival Crown Guitar Festival Program Gallatin Valley City of Bozeman City of Bozeman The Real Genghis Khan 30 31 Kids’ Summer Lunch Prog Kids’ Summer Lunch 8 am MoRockies 1 Gallatin Valley Program Gallatin Valley Sweet Pea Chalk on the Walk The Real Genghis Khan 8 am MoR 2019 Magic City Blues Festival 9 :30 am Downtown Bozeman Living History Farm 10 am MoR Downtown Billings Books & Babies The Sun, Our Living Star 10 am & 1 pm Bozeman Library Chamber’s Business Before Hours 10 am & 1 pm MoR Living History Farm 10 am MoR 7 :30 am MSC Little Ones Storytime The Sun, Our Living Star The Real Genghis Khan 8 am MoR 10:15 & 11:15 am Bzn Library 10 am & 1 pm MoR Books & Babies Prenatal Yoga 10 :30 am Your Yoga Capcom-Go! 11 am, 2 & 4 pm MoR 10 am & 1 pm Bozeman Library Capcom-Go! 11 am, 2 & 4 pm MoR Yoga for All Living History Farm 10 am MoR 11 am & 12pm Bozeman Library Lunch on Lawn The Sun, Our Living Star Bridger Mountain Big Band 10 am & 1 pm MoR Secret of the Cardboard Rocket 11 :30 am Emerson Capcom-Go! 11 am, 2 & 4 pm MoR 12 pm MoR MT Cook Fresh Summer Institute Secret of the Cardboard Rocket Secret of the Cardboard Rocket 12 pm MoR 12 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR 12:30 pm MSU Mongolian Dance Performance MT Cook Fresh Summer Institute Cozy Café 12 pm Bozeman Library

12:30 & 3:30 pm MoRockies 12:30 pm MSU MT Cook Fresh Summer Institute Westside Historic District – Walk Mongolian Dance Performance 12:30 pm MSU 1 pm Livingston Library 12:30 & 3:30 pm MoRockies Mongolian Dance Performance The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm MoR The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm MoR 12:30 & 3:30 pm MoRockies Free Pool 3 pm Molly Brown Free Pool 3 pm Molly Brown Towne’s Harvest Garden Farm Stand Brewery Follies READ to a Dog 4 pm Bzn Library 3 pm The Noodle @ MSU 4 & 8 pm Gilbert Brewery Farmers Market 4 pm Manhattan Free Pool 3 pm Molly Brown Bogert Farmers’ Market Brewery Follies Belgrade Comm Market 5 pm Lindley Park 4 & 8 pm Gilbert Brewery 4 pm Lewis & Clark Park SlomoJoe (Solo Acoustic on Patio) WSE Livingston Farmers Market Brewery Follies 5 pm Bridger Brewing 4:30 pm Miles Park – Livingston 4 & 8 pm Gilbert Brewery Beer for a Cause 5 pm Katabatic Farmers Market 5 pm Big Sky Ian Bailey 5:30 pm Bozeman Spirits Raven Rōshi 5 pm Lindley Park Music & Mussels/Bridger Creek Boys Bars and Brothels – Walking Tour Art Dash – Summer 2019 5:30 pm Bridger Brewing 5:30 pm Livingston Bar and Grille 5 pm Lockhorn Cider House 2019 Bite of Bozeman Music in the Mountains/Marcia Ball Peter King 5:30 pm Bozeman Spirits 5:30 pm Downtown Bozeman 6 pm Big Sky Hops & History – Part II FREE Fly Fishing Class Open Builds 6:30 pm Bzn Makerspace 5:30 pm MoR Living History Farm 5:45pm MT Angler Fly Shop Art on the Rocks 6:30 pm Emerson Brice Ash 6 pm MAP Brewing Edis 6 pm Outlaw Brewing Patio Jam Session/Open Mic Night

Contrasting Styles of Fred Willson Walk – Bozeman’s Drinking History 6:30 pm Sacajawea Hotel –

6 pm Story Mansion 6 pm Downtown Bozeman 2019 MOM / Dead Winter Carpenters

Rich Mayo 6 pm Kountry Korner Café Woodsmoke Jazz 6:30 pm Downtown Bozeman Farm Dinner w/ Montana Rose 6:30 pm Saffron Table Mandy Rowden 7 pm Pine Creek 6:30 pm Rocky Creek Brian Stumpf Mathias 7 pm Gal Riverhouse Lord Huron & Shakey Graves 7 pm Gallatin Riverhouse Bridger Creek Boys 7 pm Red Tractor 6:30 pm KettleHouse Bingo Wednesday 7 pm Legion Randy Rogers Band Charlie Parr / Lost Dog Street Band Kip Moore 7 pm The Pub Station – Billings 7 pm Cannery District 7 pm The Pub Station – Billings Peter King Trio 7 pm The Mint Cafe Mandy Rowden Kennedy Richards 7 pm Eagles Bar Benny Bassett 7 pm Bzn Hot Springs 7 pm Gallatin Riverhouse Wild West Wednesdays Peter King Trio 7 pm The Mint Cafe Singo 7 pm MidTown Tavern Man from Laramie Kalyn Beasley 8 pm Murray Bar French Conversation Meet Up 7 pm The Ellen Theatre 7 pm Townshend’s Teahouse Asleep at the Wheel 8 pm Rialto Parker McCollum Bzn Band Summer Concert Series Dustin Schaefer/Marcedes Carroll 7 pm Live From The Divide 7:30 pm Bogert Park 8 pm Old Saloon – Emigrant Trivia at the Molly 8 pm Molly Brown BFS – …So Good I Can’t Take It Wind and The Willows Comedy Open Mic 9 pm Bar IX 7:30 pm The Ellen Theatre 8:30 pm Bozeman Taproom Open Mic Night 10 pm Haufbrau Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Bar IX Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Eagles Bar 2019 Sweet Pea Festival Kids’ Summer Lunch Kids’ Summer Lunch Kids’ Summer Lunch 2019 Rockin’ the Rivers Lindley Park Program Gallatin Valley Program Gallatin Valley Program Gallatin Valley The Bridge – Three Forks 4 2019 Summer SLAM 5 The Real Genghis Khan 8 6 The Real Genghis Khan 7 The Real Genghis Khan 8 Kids’ Summer Lunch Festival Bogert Park am Museum of the Rockies 8 am MoRockies Program Gallatin Valley The Real Genghis Khan Living History Farm 10 8 am MoRockies Living History Farm 10 am Yellowstone International Arts 8 am Museum of the Rockies am Museum of the Rockies Books & Babies 10 am & 1 pm Museum of the Rockies Festival Sage Lodge BAHA Golf Tournament Fundraiser The Sun, Our Living Star 10 am & Bozeman Public Library The Sun, Our Living Star 10 am & STEM Summit 8 :30 am MSU – SUB 8 :30 am Bridger Creek Golf Course 1 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR Living History Farm 10 am 1 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR Books & Babies 10 am & 1 pm Library Livingston Garden Tour 9 am Capcom-Go! 11 am, 2 & 4 pm Museum of the Rockies Little Ones Storytime 11:15am Living History Farm 10 am MoR Woods Rose Market – Livingston Taylor Planetarium @ MoR The Sun, Our Living Star 10 am & 10:15am Bozeman Public Library Secret of the Cardboard Rocket Living History Farm 10 am Secret of the Cardboard Rocket 12 1 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR Capcom-Go! 11 am, 2 & 4 pmTaylor 12 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR Museum of the Rockies pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR Capcom-Go! 11 am, 2 & 4 pm Planetarium @ MoR Mongolian Dance Performance 12:30 The Sun, Our Living Star 10 am & Mongolian Dance Performance Taylor Planetarium @ MoR Lunch on the Lawn w/ Beat Deaf & 3:30 pm Museum of the Rockies 1 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR 12:30 & 3:30 pm Yoga for All 11 am & 12pm Library 11 :30 am Emerson Center The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm MoR Capcom-Go! 11 am, 2 & 4 pm MoR Museum of the Rockies Secret of the Cardboard Rocket Free Pool 3 pm Molly Brown Towne’s Harvest Garden Farm Stand 3 pm The Noodle @ MSU Brunch Live Music – Two Boise Open STEAMlab 3 pm 12 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm Free Pool 3 pm Molly Brown 11 am Pine Creek Lodge Montana Science Center Mongolian Dance Performance H. S. Gilbert Brewery – Virginia City Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm Secret of the Cardboard Rocket The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm 12:30 & 3:30 pm READ to a Dog 4 pm Library H. S. Gilbert Brewery – Virginia City 12 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR Taylor Planetarium @ MoR Museum of the Rockies Farmers Market 4 pm Manhattan Belgrade Community Market Darla Sweeney Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm Westside Historic District – Bozeman BPW – August Social 4 pm Lewis & Clark Park 1 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot H. S. Gilbert Brewery – Virginia City Walking Tour 1 pm 4:30 pm Rocky Mountain Bank Pint Night: Bozeman Out of WSE Livingston Farmers Market Hoot w/ Marcia Ball & Western Flyers Walking Tour – Bozeman Bon Ton Livingston-Park County Library Darkness 4 pm 4:30 pm Miles Park – Livingston 4 pm Downtown Livingston District 1 pm Story Mansion The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm Mountains Walking Brewery Big Sky Farmers Market Edis 5:30 pm Bozeman Spirits Distillery Celtic Jam 2 pm Bunkhouse Brewery Taylor Planetarium @ MoR Shields Valley Farmers Market 5 pm Big Sky Town Center Bars and Brothels – Walking Tour Intermountain Opera – Levi Free Pool 3 pm Molly Brown 4:30 pm Holliday Park – Clyde Park Music & Mussels w/ Holler N’ Pine 5:30 pm Livingston Bar and Grille Hernandez 2 pmShane Lalani Center Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm Joseph Running Crane 5:30 pm Bridger Brewing 2019 Music in the Mountains – Town Summer Musical – Damn Yankees H. S. 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Movie Review History comes to life at annual ‘Story ------Under the Stars’ screening Midsommar offers a Pack your blankets, flashlights and Donald (Brendan and low-back chairs for the 10th Gleeson) live in the Annual ‘Story Under the Stars’ same idyllic London bright, joyous ode to why on Friday, August 16th. Bozeman neighborhood of Film Society hosts the anticipated Hampstead, the we love horror annual event atop the the lush worlds they inhabit by Joseph Shelton greenspace outside the Story could not be more Anyone Mansion, located on the corner of different. She is an who saw Willson and College. Featuring American widow Hereditary, the family favorite Night at the occupying a posh brilliant but Museum this year, the popular apartment she can no profoundly FREE event kicks off at 7pm with longer afford and unpleasant kids activities, food trucks, ice cream filling her time with feature film and popcorn. Prizes for the best charity work as she debut of Night at the Museum-inspired costumes struggles to figure out writer/director at 8pm! The screening begins at the next step. He is a Ari Aster, dusk, between 8:45–9pm. gruff Irish loner who might expect When good-hearted dreamer lives off the land in a something Larry Daley (Ben Stiller) is hired as makeshift cabin and similar out of Midsommar, his pagan horrors. That most of our night watchman at the Museum of wants nothing more follow-up. And, fifteen minutes in, young heroes are ritualistically done Natural History, he soon discovers than to be left in they might be forgiven for thinking away with will surprise no one. that an ancient curse brings all the peace. When his home that’s what they’re in for when the But what will surprise those who exhibits to life after the sun sets. is threatened by set up for what follows finds Dani are able to withstand the sensory Suddenly, Larry finds himself greedy real estate (Florence Pugh, delivering another onslaught is how light, propulsive, face-to-face with a frisky T. Rex developers, Emily in a series of excellent performances) and watchable it all is. Sure it’s long, skeleton, tiny armies of Romans and believes she has found wailing inconsolably from loss and but it’s beautiful, and not just cowboys and a mischievous monkey her new cause – but despair. After all, Toni Collette spent beautiful in a drab, despairing way, who taunts him to the breaking gets more than she much of Hereditary doing the same. but genuinely beautiful, with its point. But with the help of President bargained for when But then, miraculously, Midsommar palate of summer greens, pure Teddy Roosevelt (Robin Williams), unexpected romance turns on the lights. white, and bright splashes of Larry may just figure out a way to blossoms. Make no mistake, Midsommar is wildflowers. In fact, it’s hard to control the chaos and become a hero Based on an another two-and-a-half hour long imagine a brighter, more lovely in his son’s eyes. Boasting jaw-drop- inspiring true story, horror film designed to mash, not horror film. Aster himself has ping special effects and laugh-out- Hampstead is a press, your buttons. But Aster’s described it as something like “The loud moments, Night at the Museum is buoyant, sparklingly sophomore feature is no slump, and Wizard of Oz for perverts,” which is your ticket to nonstop fun! Rated witty tale of two and students. Advance tickets are isn’t content to rest on the startlingly apt, not just because PG, the film runs 108 minutes. underdogs who took on the system available at www.theellenthe- considerable laurels of its Midsommar mirrors Oz in its sudden Pets on leashes, please. The and showed a nation that heart is atre.org (plus service fees). The predecessor. Instead, it delivers transition to bright light and color, evening is co-sponsored by Friends where the home is. Rated PG-13, Ellen lobby opens one hour before what I can only describe as a but also because both Dorothy and of the Story Mansion and the City the film runs 103 minutes. the screening for refreshments. mesmerizing, even funny, ode to Dani end up making friends with of Bozeman Parks & Recreation “A pleasant rattle of a film that Bozeman Film Society seeks out the purgative powers of the monsters. Only in this version the Department. makes fine use of its likable leads – and presents independent films horror genre. witch, the wizard and the lollipop Following on Tuesday, August Keaton’s oddly regal klutziness which engage, entertain, and foster Dani, her boyfriend Christian, guild are all rolled into the genial 20th, BFS returns to Downtown matches well against Gleeson’s gruff an understanding of the world com- and a few friends including the visage of a bunch of happy Swedes. Bozeman’s Ellen Theatre with uplift- moral rectitude – and an appealing munity around us. Visit www.boze- gentle, Swedish-born Pelle, several of Explaining a horror film is as ing British dramedy Hampstead. setting.” – New York Times Critic’s Pick manfilmsociety.org for film them academics in search of likely to sap the unique power away The screening will begin at 7:30pm. Reserved seats for Hampstead are previews and further information – anthropological theses, head to as explaining what makes a joke Though Emily (Diane Keaton) $9.75 for adults or $9.25 for seniors and “Keep ‘Em Flickering!” • Sweden to attend a once-every-90- funny. But I can’t help but suggest year mid-summer festival in the that with Midsommar Aster has northern part of Sweden. Anyone constructed a wonderful, even joyous who has ever seen The Wicker Man (albeit disturbing) lyric ode to why (as every horror fan should) will we love horror – how it can help to IOB previews new season with free already know that the festival’s restore us, purge us of our darkest brightness, hospitality and essential thoughts, and leave us somehow less Swedish-ness will be shown to mask encumbered than before. • Summer Concert Series Intermountain Opera Bozeman Wendy Monson. The Hollow in Lindley Park. is thrilled to present several free Belgrade Community Library Admission is included with performances under the Big Sky will host the first performance at your purchase of the Sweet Pea this summer. Lewis and Clark Park on Friday, wristband. Baritone Levi Hernandez will August 2nd. This event will include The weekend will continue with MSU reveals 2019 Gold treat audiences to opera and musical free family activities and begins a performance at the Shane Lalani theater selections showcasing at 5:30pm. Center for the Arts in Livingston Rush T-shirt design Intermountain’s 2019-2020 season. On Saturday, August 3rd, a on Sunday, August 4th. Join IOB Mr. Hernandez is a nationally performance will take place during board of directors and staff for a From MSU News Service showcase Bobcat spirit by filling the renowned opera singer who the Sweet Pea Festival at 11:15am at pre-performance reception at 2pm, Montana State University has stadium with gold. This year’s Gold performed the role then move to the Dulcie announced Eli Kisko as the winner Rush game is against Southwest of Ford in IOB’s Theatre for the 3pm show. of this year’s Gold Rush T-shirt Missouri State on Saturday, Sept. 2017 production of Both the concert and design contest. The T-shirt, which is 7th, at Bobcat Stadium. Falstaff. He will reception are free and open created for the annual Gold Rush “The Gold Rush game is return to Bozeman to the public. Bobcat football game, is now on synonymous with Bobcat spirit,” in April to perform These events are made sale. said MSU Director of Marketing in IOB’s upcoming possible by the Sweet Pea Kisko is a 2017 MSU graduate Julie Kipfer. “The experience unites production of The Festival, Robyn and Orville with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in students, alumni and the community Marriage of Figaro. Erlenbush and ERA graphic design, which is in to celebrate MSU’s excellence in the Mr. Hernandez Landmark Realty, Sal and the School of Art in the College of classroom and on the field.” will be joined by Carol G. Lalani, Kirk Michels, Arts and Architecture. The design The limited-edition Gold Rush pianist Erin Henke Donald B. Gimbel, as well as features an illustrated bobcat T-shirts are $14 and may be and four outstand- April and Peter Nalen. merged with the silhouette of purchased at the MSU Bookstore ing regional artists: For more information,call Montana with “MSU Gold Rush and at Universal Athletic stores in Tasha Fain, Lukas (406) 587-2889 or visit 2019” inside the state. Kisko, who Bozeman, Billings, Butte, Great Graf, Rachel www.intermountain- currently runs Eli Kisko Design, said Falls, Helena, Kalispell and Osen and opera.org/summer. • his inspiration for the design came Missoula. The shirts are also from MSU’s 125th anniversary available online at www.msubook- celebration last year. store.org and at www.univer- Now in its 13th year, the Gold salathletic.com. Rush T-shirt is a tradition to help For more information, contact kick off the home football season Kipfer at (406) 994-5737 or visit Get down to business, Before & After and is designed to inspire fans to www.montana.edu/goldrush. • Hours with Bozeman Chamber Bozeman Area Chamber of intellectual property, host at its north Bozeman Commerce will present Business immigration, real estate location, found at 1840 Before Hours on Thursday, and natural resource Baxter Lane, from August 1st from 7:30–8:30am. laws. This edition of 5:30–7:30pm. The not- Alongside MacBride Law, PLLC, Business Before for-profit, member- Montana Science Center will co-host Hours is owned financial the event at its location, 202 S included with cooperative operates Willson, in Bozeman. Formerly the Chamber through several Children’s Museum of Bozeman, membership and regional branches. the Center offers hands-on exhibits, $50 for non- They offer everything from science camps, after-school members. traditional checking and savings activities, and educational programs The next Business After accounts to home equity loans, throughout the year. MacBride is Hours is set for Thursday, August mortgages and other investment Montana’s legal expert in business, 22nd. Rocky Mountain Credit Union will services. This edition of Business After Hours is included with Chamber membership and $50 for non-members. Bozeman Chamber gatherings and other forums provide a business networking outlet for members and others. Visit www.bozemanchamber.com to register for any of these events and to learn more. Call (406) 586- 5421 for further information. The Chamber Center is located at 2000 Commerce Way in Bozeman. •

Contributing W r i t e r s

Danny Waldo Joseph Shelton Zelpha Boyd

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Ellen summer musical strolls around the diamond, more Western classics Following the initial phase of its well as nosy reporter Gloria Eastwood, Henry Fonda, and renovation project (and a historically Thorpe, played by Annabella Joy, Glenn Ford. inspired facelift), the Broadway singing “Shoeless Joe from The summer lineup continues grand slam hit Damn Yankees Hannibal, MO.” Last summer, Ms. August 7th with the 1957 classic continues its run at The Ellen Joy wowed Ellen audiences as Ado 3:10 to Yuma, starring Glenn Ford Theatre. The local production will Annie in Oklahoma! and Van Heflin. The 2007 Brad Pitt run for two more weekends, closing The Ellen team takes the field film The Assassination of Jesse August 11th. In the lead role of Joe for six more performances. Friday James by the Coward Robert Hardy, The Ellen welcomes guest and Saturday contests begin at Ford follows on August 14th. artist Connor Berkompas from Los 7:30pm and Sunday matinees see August 21st will feature The Tin Angeles. The cast also features New first pitch at 3pm, August 11th Star, starring Henry Fonda and York artist Daniel Moore singing the being the final performance. Anthony Perkins. And on August all-star classic “You Gotta Have According to the commissioner’s 28th, Wild West Wednesdays come Heart.” A powerhouse roster of office, as The Ellen Theatre is to a close with Clint Eastwood in singers and dancers knocks this indoors, there will be no rainouts. 1985’s Pale Rider, the highest musical comedy favorite clear out of Reserved seats for this double- grossing box office western of the park, all backed by a sparkling header of major league music and the 1980s. 20-piece live orchestra. longball laughs range from $18 for Reserved seats to all of these If you don’t have a program, upper balcony and youth (17 and great movies are only $6. Lobby scene spanning over seven decades. seats are $27.50. Damn Yankees is the story of Joe under) to $25 for main floor and opens at 6pm for refreshments Known for his warm, rich voice, he Wine, beer, and other refresh- Boyd, a devoted fan of the hapless mezzanine viewing. A limited ahead of a 7pm start time for all has been credited alongside Bob ments will be sold in the lobby one Washington Senators, who sells his number of premium seats are also films. And series sponsor the Dylan as inaugurating the first hour before all events. Ticketing soul to the devil, Mr. Applegate available for $32. Western Café is offering a bonus – generation of singer/songwriters of and further information about these (Mark Kuntz), for a chance to beat Also at The Ellen this summer, next time you’re in for a meal, show their time. and other upcoming happenings is the dreaded Yankees. Applegate ‘Wild West Wednesdays’ make a ‘em your ticket stub and get a free “Tom was not only one of my available at www.theellenthe- transforms Boyd into 22-year-old blazing return with an action- beverage with your meal! early heroes, but also one of my atre.org. For additional inquiries, baseball phenom Joe Hardy to lead packed series of frontier flicks. Looking ahead, singer/song- main influences.” – James Taylor call (406) 585-5885 or stop into The the Senators to the World Series. A Every Wednesday, enjoy gritty and writer Tom Rush will perform at Tom’s shows are known for their Ellen box office. Hours are couple of curve balls include suspenseful tales of the ol’ West The Ellen on Saturday, August 31st. amazing storytelling, great laughs, Wednesday through Saturday from temptress Lola (Val Andrews, with some of your favorite heroes Rush has enjoyed a long-running and passionate gritty blues. The 1–3pm, as well as two hours prior to singing “Whatever Lola Wants”), as on the big screen, including Clint career bringing folk revival to the music begins at 8pm. Reserved any event. •

Innovative, Grammy-winning choral group performs in Big Sky The Warren Miller Performing Michael Gordon and filmmaker radiant sound and the vibrancy of Arts Center will present two-time Bill Morrison, and investigates the the repertory they’ve cultivated,” Grammy-winners The Crossing amazing landscapes of the United they are the most highly sought as the ensemble returns to Big Sky States, from their history to their after modern vocal ensemble and to develop major new work for film beauty, struggles, and expanses. have performed at globally and choir. The performance will While in residence at the acclaimed venues, such as the Walt take place Wednesday, August 7th at WMPAC, The Crossing will be Disney Concert Hall in Los 6pm. Tickets are $19. expanding presenting the second Angeles, Lincoln Center in New This year marks the group’s of four installments of this York, and the Metropolitan fifth summer at the Big Sky Choral large new work. Museum of Art. They will be Initiative and second summer Under the direction of Donald returning to Big Sky annually to working on Montaña, an epic new Nally, the 24-member group has continue creating and leading the work for choir and film. With garnered two Grammys in the past future of modern music. support from the National two years and continues to push the For further information or Endowment for the Arts, this boundaries of vocal music with to purchase tickets for this choral work is an ongoing their innovative new works. Hailed performance and other collaboration between composer by The New York Times for “their upcoming events, visit www.warrenmillerpac.org. • Bozeman’s “Little Black Box” morphs into a cineplex Blue Slipper to stage hilarious for Annie Baker drama adaptation of Pride & Prejudice Though the rainy days have they create hilarious characters and (hopefully) left for the season, Verge storylines on the spot. Head down Theater is giving Bozemanites and for a new, fun-filled show every out-of-towners a great excuse to other Monday or so. Cheap thrills head indoors by featuring some for your laugh hole! Upcoming fantastic stage performances. Here’s shows are set for August 12th and a look at what’s happening at “The 26th with a summer-friendly start Little Black Box on the Edge time of 8pm. Tickets are $9. (of Bozeman).” Ages 17+. After premiering in July, the Visit www.vergetheater.com Livingston’s Blue Slipper it does in this effervescent rib it can’t tickle.” Theatre continues its exciting adaptation. Because what turns – The New York Times 2019 season with Jane Austen’s us into greater fools… than the Located at 113 E Callender, the Pride and Prejudice, hilariously high-stakes game of love? Blue Slipper Theatre has been adapted by Kate Hamill. Directed “Hamill [...] has a gift for entertaining, educating, and by Stephen Alan Seder, the local condensing three-volume novels enriching Livingston through the production runs August 16th into galloping two-act plays. performing arts since 1964. For through September 1st. Friday Her screwball Pride and Prejudice tickets or more information, call and Saturday performances begin [...] is as frolicsome as her (406) 222-7720 or visit at 8pm, followed by Sunday earlier efforts. It hasn’t met a www.blueslipper.org. • matinees at 3pm. Tickets are $16 for adults, $13 for students and seniors (60+), and $10 for youth 17 and under. Get down to business, Before & After This isn’t your grandmother’s Austen! Bold, surprising, Hours with Bozeman Chamber boisterous, and timely, this Pride and Prejudice for a new era

explores the absurdities and

thrills of finding your perfect (or

imperfect) match in life. The

outspoken Lizzy Bennet is

determined to never marry,

despite mounting pressure from

society. But can she resist love, community theater will put on two for reservations and further especially when that vaguely final performances of Annie Baker’s information about upcoming handsome, mildly amusing, and Pulitzer Prize-winning drama, The productions! Advance tickets are impossibly aggravating Mr. Flick. The play offers up a hilarious also available in store at Cactus Darcy keeps popping up at every and heart-rending cry for authentic- Records. Verge is always looking for turn? Literature’s greatest tale of ity in a fast-changing world. Secure volunteers whose valued services may earn latent love has never felt so your tickets for either Friday or free admission to select shows! Please visit theatrical, or so full of life than Saturday, August 9th or 10th, at the website for additional details. • 8pm each evening. Tickets are $19. Recommended for ages 17+. The play revolves around a run-down movie theater in central Massachusetts, where three under- paid employees mop the floors and attend to one of the last 35 millimeter film projectors in the state. Their tiny battles and not- so-tiny heartbreaks play out in the empty aisles, becoming more gripping than the lackluster, second-run movies on screen. Baker’s keen insight and finely- tuned comic eye make this an unforgettable story. “FOUR STARS. A hypnotic, heartbreaking, micro-epic about movies and moving on. Irreducibly theatrical.” – Time Out New York Also on the edge of Bozeman, the theater’s improv masters bring balance to the force on select Monday nights this summer with Improv on the Verge! They pair the fun and energy of short-form games (like you see on the popular tv show Whose Line Is It Anyway?) with long-form scenes in which

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MSU to host week of events aimed at strengthening STEM education across MT

Thesecondannualinstitute,which professorsandothers.Theinstituteis ballrooms.Theconferenceisopentoall isdesignedforformalandinformal sponsoredbyMSUScienceMathResource school-basedandcommunity-basedprograms pre-kindergartenthrough12th CenterandSchoolServicesof Montana,a thatserveyouthinelementarythroughhigh gradeeducatorsandadministrators, Bozeman-basednonprofit.Registrationand schoolduringtheschoolyearand/orsum- beginswithanopeningreception, moreinformationareavailableat “MoRScience,”from6:30–8:30pm www.swmss.coop/ssi2019.html. Monday,Aug.5th,attheMuseum Pub talk, “Sensing for Science: of theRockies.Includedwiththe Go on a trail to monitor changes eventisadmissiontotheMuseum on planet Earth.” Thetalk,givenby of theRockiesforparticipantsand PederNelson,anEarthscientistfrom theirfamilies,aplanetariumshow, OregonStateUniversity,willbeginat andachancetoperusesomeof the 5:30pmTuesday,Aug.6th,at museum’seducationalresources. BunkhouseBrewery,1216WLincoln Theinstituteworkshopswillbe St.inBozeman.Thetalkisfreeand heldTuesday,Aug.6th,and opentothepublicaspartof Montana Wednesday,Aug.7th,intheMSU NSFEPSCoR’s“SensingforScience” StrandUnionBuildingballrooms. initiative.Lightsnackswillbeserved. Alli DePuy / Kathleen Dent Theinstitutewillincludeakeynoteaddress STEM industry panel. The byClayBolt,anaward-winningnatural panelwillbeginat3:15pmWednesday, From MSU News Service historyandconservationphotographer; Aug.7th.ItwillfeatureSTEM Educatorsandmembersof thepublic breakoutsessions;andaSTEMindustry researchers,professionalsand fromacrossMontanawillgatherAugust panelfeaturingastronautLorenActon,MSU employersandserveastheclosingto 5th–9thatMontanaStateUniversityfor theMontanaScienceSummerInstitute eventsaimedatstrengtheningSTEM andtheunofficialopeningof the educationandenrichmentacrossthestate. STEMSummit.Panelistswilldiscussthe Clay Bolt STEMstandsforscience,technology, bridgebetweenclassroomsandcareers. engineeringandmath. Allarewelcometoattend;noregistration “In2017,MSUhostedahighlysuccessful isrequired. mer.Topicstobecoveredincludeyouthlead- STEMSummitthatwelcomedmorethan STEM Summit. Thesummit,whichwill ership,familyengagement,traumainformed 150Montanansfromallsectorstolearn,plan bringtogetherrepresentativesfrom strategies,volunteermanagement,career anddream,”saidSuziTaylor,directorof the education,business,government,afterschool readiness,STEM,social-emotionallearning MSUScienceMathResourceCenterinthe programsandthelargercommunity,willtake andmore.Moreinformationisavailableat Collegeof Education,HealthandHuman placefrom8:30–11:30amThursday,Aug. www.mtafterschoolalliance.org. Developmentandamemberof thesummit 8th,intheSUBballrooms.Thesummitis “Thereisnobetterstrategywecan planningcommittee.“In2019,wehopethe hostedbyMSU’sScienceMathResource employthantobringalargeanddiverse STEMSummitisevenbigger.Theevent, CenterandtheMontanaAfterschool groupof peopletogethertotalk,planand whichissandwichedbetweentwoeducation Alliance.Theeventisfree,butparticipants learnfromoneanother,”Taylorsaid.“When conferencesandmakesforanentireweekof mustregister.Moreinformation,including theweekisdone,I’mconfidentwewillsee STEM,isopentoanyonewhowantstoadd informationaboutregistration,isavailableat educatorswhohavenewideasandresources theirvoicetoimprovingSTEMlearning www.montana.edu/smrc. forengagingtheirstudentsinSTEM;wewill inourstate.” Montana Afterschool Alliance havebetterbridgesbetweeneducationand Theweekwillincludethefollowing conference. Theconferencewillbeheld theworkplace;andwewillhaveanaction events: fromnoonto5pmThursday,Aug.8th,and planwithconcretestepsforimproving Montana Science Summer Institute, from8am–4pmFriday,Aug.9th,intheSUB Montana’sSTEMinfrastructure.”• “Connecting Classrooms to Careers.” Angela Weikert

MSU launches new safety app for students, faculty & staff

From MSU News Service featuresnineserviceswhichcanbeaccessed theOfficeof InstitutionalEquity. ParrishandCliftonsaidlaunchingtheapp Whileservingasstudentbodypresident withaclick: –SuicideCrisis,whereuserscaneithercall involvedalargegroupof peoplefrom twoyearsago,MontanaStateUniversity –Anemergencybuttontodial911. ortexttheNationalSuicidePrevention UniversityPoliceofficerstoASMSUsenators studentKylarCliftonsoughtananswertoa –FriendWalk,whichallowsuserstosend Lifeline. andOfficeof StudentEngagementmanagers. criticalquestion:Howcanwemakestudents theirlocationinreal-timetoafriendwhocan –SafetyEscort,whichletsuserscallMSU CliftonsaidhewasthankfulforParrish’shelp feelsaferoncampus? watchandmakesuretheyarriveattheir Policetorequestaridetowhereverthey throughtheprocess,whichincludedfindinga SoCliftonworkedwithFrankParrish, desiredlocationsafely. needtogo. vendorandcompletingotherlogisticaldetails. Chief of UniversityPolice,todesignand –SilentWitness,whereuserscanreport “Wehaveasafecommunity,butalotof “Heissoservice-orientedthatnomatter launchasafetyappforsmartphonescalled anonymouslytoUniversityPoliceeitherby ourstudentsarecomingfrombigcities,alotof howbigtheobstaclewasorhowlongitwas Safe Cats.TheappofficiallylaunchedJune callingorwritingamessage. placesthatmaynotbeassafeasour goingtotake,hewaswillingtohititheadon 11thatMSU’sfreshmanorientation,where –SafetyToolbox,whichincludesfeatures wonderfuluniversity,”Parrishsaid.“SafeCats toputhiswholeteambehindit,”Cliftonsaid. thegroupof incomingstudentsandtheir likesharingauser’slocation,accessingthe willhelpeveryonefeelsaferwhileproviding Parrishwasequallygratefulforthework parentswerethefirsttodownloadit. flashlightmodeonaphoneandsendingout themwitheasytoaccesssafetyresources ethicandvisionCliftonandtherestof the TheysoughttomakeSafeCatsanall- an“I’mOK”messagetolovedonesincaseof rightontheirphones.” students. encompassingsourceforthesafetyresourcesa anemergency. Theideaforanappstemmedfrom “Wehavehadawonderfulrelationship studentorfacultyandstaff membercouldneed. –Campusmaps,whereuserscanaccess Clifton’spassionforsafety,whichhedeveloped withthelastthreeASMSUpresidentsI’ve “Allthecommunityresourcesthatfocuson theirlocationoninteractivemapsof MSU. asaresidentadvisoroncampus.AsanRAin beenherefor,andwehavesuchgreatstudents, safetyandwellnessoncampusarelocatedon –EmergencyActions,whereuserscan SouthHedgesresidencehallandanassistant studentleadership,andthisisanotherexample theapp,andsoknowingwhatisavailableto reviewplansforincidentssuchasactive residentdirectorforHannonHallandthe of howworkingwithstudentscanproduce youandtosupportyouasaBobcatIthinkis shooters,chemicalspills,medicalemergencies Quads,heworkedwithnewstudentsandsaid reallygreatresults,”Parrishsaid.“Iam themostimportantgoal,”saidClifton,who andextremeweather. heunderstandshowimportantitisforstudents gratefulfortheworkmembersof our waspresidentof AssociatedStudentsof MSU –SupportResources,whereuserscan tohavedirectaccesstoemergencyresources. UniversityPoliceDepartmentandourstudent untilhegraduatedinspring2018witha accesssomeof themostcommonsupporttools “AnythingIcoulddowhileinofficetohelp leadershipdidtomakethisappareality.” bachelor’sdegreeineconomics. suchastheAcademicAdvisingCenter, improvestudentsafetyoncampus,nomatter FormoreinformationontheSafeCatsapp SafeCatsisavailableforfreeintheApple medicalservices,mentalhealthcounseling,the if thatwas100%or1%,thatwasimportant,” orUniversityPolice,pleasecontactParrishat AppStoreorAndroidMarket.Theapp VOICECenter,MSUParkingServicesand hesaid. (406)994-4788or[email protected].•

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August 01, 2019 The BoZone • Volume 26, Number 15

Recovering America’s Wildlife Act is re-introduced

From Montana Fish, Wildlife & wildlife species declines that could toward monitoring species Parks (FWP) alter our children’s and critical to our economy, Montana would get a significant grandchildren’s opportunities to livelihood, and unique boost from Congress with a new enjoy these resources,” said Ed Montana landscape such as piece of bipartisan legislation. Carter, President of the Association bats, sage grouse, and The Recovering America’s of Fish and Wildlife Agencies and golden eagles. Expenditure Wildlife Act was introduced again Executive Director of the Tennessee of any new funds would be on July 12th by U.S. Rep. Debbie Wildlife Resources Agency. “By guided by the State Dingell, (D-Mich.) and U.S. Rep. investing in our State Wildlife Wildlife Act Plan, direction Jeff Fortenberry (R-Neb.) along with Action Plans, which contain from the citizen 40 Democratic and 20 Republican prioritized actions for restoring and commission and legislative cosponsors. Passage of this bill managing the most imperiled approval. could provide $1.3 billion in annual species within our states’ borders, The bill introduced in funds to state wildlife agencies for we will be ensuring future genera- the 116th Congress looks conserving wildlife and habitat, tions can enjoy our rich wildlife her- different from the bill increasing wildlife-associated itage. In essence, we are performing introduced previously in recreation opportunities, and preventative maintenance, address- order to honor increasing conservation education ing concerns before they become a conservation efforts by programs. Funding for the crisis. It is by far the most economi- entities other than state legislation would require a 25 cal way to proceed and the chance wildlife management percent non-federal match. of success is exponentially greater.” agencies and to allow for a The legislation is the result of Most wildlife falls under more flexible funding source. conservation of fish and wildlife. nerships in wildlife education so that the Blue Ribbon Panel on management of the state wildlife In this version of the bill, tribal Instead of the funding coming we can help get kids outside. Or Sustaining America’s Diverse Fish agencies, like Montana Fish, nations would receive $97.5 million specifically from energy even, imagine Montana having the and Wildlife Resources, which met Wildlife & Parks. These agencies are annually to fund proactive wildlife development revenues and fees, it funds to best steward the resources three times in 2015 to come up with largely funded by hunter and angler conservation efforts. A minimum of will come from the general U.S. that make Montana so special.” ways to diversify wildlife dollars, collected through a variety 10 percent of the funding Treasury fund. Even with these Visit fwp.mt.gov for more management funding in America. of sources including license and apportioned to states must be used changes, Montana would receive information on Recovering The panel was comprised of people user fees and federal excise taxes on to recover federally threatened or more than $25 million dollars for America’s Wildlife Act and the great representing various interests hunting, angling and sporting endangered species. Ten percent of proactive conservation and recovery work Montana has done with including the energy industry, retail equipment. Over the last 80 years, the total funding apportioned to of federally listed species. existing sources of funding. giants and some of the nation’s this money has funded the recovery states must be allocated through a “Imagine a source of funding Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks, most influential conservation of many game species across the competitive grants program. Grants that allows states to better steward through its employees and citizen leaders. The panel was co-chaired West, including westslope cutthroat will be awarded to state and U.S. wildlife and habitat so that the commission, provides for the stewardship by John Morris, founder of Bass Pro trout, elk, and bighorn sheep, as territory fish and wildlife agencies, species won’t need the protection of of the fish, wildlife, parks, and Shops, and David Freudenthal, well as nongame species such as the or regional fish and wildlife the Endangered Species Act,” said recreational resources of Montana, while former governor of Wyoming. bald eagle and peregrine falcon. In associations implementing the most FWP Director Martha Williams. contributing to the quality of life for “Today we find ourselves facing Montana, this funding also goes effective and innovative projects for “Imagine a renewed focus on part- present and future generations. •

Biologists to continue grizzly captures for research purposes in Yellowstone Public reminded to heed warning signs lished hiking trails or backcountry gathering of critical data on bears is programs to support the ongoing resentatives of the U.S. Geological As part of ongoing efforts to campsites, and all capture sites will part of a long-term research and conservation of Yellowstone’s griz- Survey, the National Park Service, monitor the population of grizzly have posted warnings for the closure monitoring effort to help wildlife zly bear and black bear populations. the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, bears in the Greater Yellowstone perimeter. Potential access points managers devise and implement The IGBST is composed of rep- the U.S. Forest Service, the Eastern Ecosystem, Yellowstone National will also be posted Shoshone and Northern Park and the USGS would like to with warning Arapaho Tribal Fish inform the public that biologists signs for the and Game with the National Park Service and closure area. Department, and the Interagency Grizzly Bear Study Backcountry users states of Idaho, Team (IGBST) will be continuing who come upon Montana and scientific grizzly bear research any of these Wyoming. operations in Yellowstone posted areas need For more informa- National Park through to heed the tion regarding grizzly October 31st. warnings and stay bear research efforts Team members will bait and out of the area. call (406) 994-6675. capture bears at several remote sites The Since 1916, the within Yellowstone National Park. Interagency National Park Service has Once captured, the bears are anes- Grizzly Bear been entrusted with the thetized to allow wildlife biologists Study Team was care of America’s more to radio-collar and collect scientific established in than 400 national parks. samples for study. All capturing and 1973 to collabora- With the help of volunteers handling are done in accordance tively monitor and partners, NPS safe- with strict protocols developed and manage guards these special places by the IGBST. ecosystem bears and share their stories with None of the capture sites in the on an interagency millions of people every park will be located near any estab- basis. The year. •

#HikingMyFeelings speaking tour comes to Bozeman, among other REI talks With the sunshine finally decid- has spent several years following the her trauma head-on and ing to stick around, recreationists cougars through the wilds of the leave everything on the trail. are reminded it’s high time to get Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. The first hike on the out and enjoy the great outdoors! Speaker event Trans-Catalina Trail was the REI Bozeman continues to host #HikingMyFeelings: Healing hardest physical challenge outdoors-based presentations this Your Mind and Body on the Williams had ever tackled; it summer. Here’s a look at a few of Trail follows on Wednesday, August taught her how to love her the upcoming events and courses. 14th from 6–7:30pm. body, and reminded her that Wildlife biologist Brad Bulin will After surviving two of the she could do hard things. present Chasing a Phantom: the hardest years of her life, Sydney Nine months before her Secret Lives of Cougars on Williams was standing in an REI second journey, she was Wednesday, August 7th from dressing room trying on hiking gear diagnosed with Type 2 6–7:30pm. for her first backpacking trip. Diabetes. By the time she Topics will range from the cat’s Looking back in the mirror was a hiked the island the second time, your mind and body on the trail. training, clothing and footwear natural history to current research woman (and body) she didn’t Williams was 60 pounds lighter. Looking ahead, get a handle on specific to the sport of trail running. and will be illustrated with rare recognize. She looked herself in the What would be possible if the hike Trail Running Basics on Many REI classes and presenta- footage and photographs of cat eye and simply asked, “GIRL, how itself wasn’t the hard part? The Wednesday, August 28th from tions are free and open to the behavior. Brad will share his did we get here?” It was a rhetorical second hike was a complete emo- 6–7:30pm. public, but registration is required as extensive knowledge and firsthand question for the dressing room, but tional excavation, examining and Trail running can be a great space is limited. Reserve a spot now experience tracking and studying two thru-hikes across Catalina releasing the weight of expectations change of pace from the jog around at www.rei.com/learn, where these large carnivores around the Island helped Williams establish the she had placed on herself while the neighborhood. This session will you can find more information Yellowstone area. Also an mind-body connection that was reclaiming her shine. Get inspired cover what you need to get on the about these and other upcoming experienced wilderness guide, Brad necessary for her to be able to face and learn more about how to heal trail. Learn about technique, courses and events. • Page 4B • The ecoZone • augusT 01, 2019

Bozeman mystery garden Renewables focus of MT Clean from Zelpha Boyd There is interest in restoring Recently we’ve discovered the this special garden and we’re Energy Fair at Fairgrounds Children’s Memorial Garden. looking for helpers. Perhaps there’s Located on Tamarac Street, close a civic organization who needs The Montana Renewable Energy renewable energy education, their offerings and answer questions. to 5th Ave North, this garden has a project? Association has announced the featuring a series of 45-minute For kids, activities will include the obviously been neglected for quite Anyone who knows any history Montana Clean Energy Fair for workshops on topics including: ever-popular model solar car races, some time. Why? of the garden or who would like to Saturday, August 10th from 9am to renewable energy policy, solar solar oven construction, as well as a There are two plaques implant- help with the restoration is invited 3:30pm at the Gallatin County electricity and solar heating, bouncy castle, face painting and ed on huge stones. One tells that to contact us. Thank you! Fairgrounds. This is the ninth year batteries and energy storage, financ- more. Raffle prizes and a local solar the Garden was established by the Patrick O’Neil: the event has traveled around the ing and incentives, net-zero homes, home and business tour will round Compassionate Friends of (406) 600-5414 (text is best) or state to different cities and the off-grid living, and much more. The out the event. The Fair has plenty of Bozeman. Does this this organiza- [email protected] second time it’s come to Bozeman. workshops are for those who are parking available and is conveniently tion still exist? The other plaque Zelpha A. Boyd: The Fair brings hundreds of new to these topics, those with expe- located next to the Gallatin Valley lists the names of many children (406) 219-3534 or Montanans from around the region rience, and everyone in between. Farmer’s Market. who left this earth far too soon. [email protected] • to participate. The Fair also features an electric For more information on the The Montana Clean Energy Fair car show with cutting-edge vehicles. Montana Clean Energy Fair, call is FREE and open to the public. It is Montana renewable energy busi- (406) 214-9405 or visit www.mon- the go-to event of the year for nesses will be on hand to showcase tanarenewables.org. • Recycling in Southwest Montana: where & what Take part in history that shaped Thanks (we think) to what flattened with caps on. ONLY seemed like months of endless rain #1 and #2 plastic bottles are Earthquake Lake and gloom, Gallatin Valley-dwellers accepted. NO clamshell From Custer Gallatin National Forest – Aug. 3rd and 10th at 10am and – Aug. 17th: Memorial are experiencing one of the green- containers (from berries or mixed Sixty years have passed since the 1pm: Guided landslide walk to Service at Memorial Boulder est summers in recent memory. salads) or tubs (cream cheese, 1959 Hebgen Lake Earthquake, but Memorial Boulder. A short, with Pastor Benny McCraken at Complement area lawns and foliage yogurt, and sour cream). Cardboard the evidence of its marks 10:30am followed by by going green yourselves with easy Recyclables should be broken down to on the natural landscape Rock Creek access to recycling at one of the conserve space in the bins prior to provide a prominent Campground survivors greater Bozeman area’s FREE pickup. Brown bags are accepted in lasting memory. sharing their stories drop-off sites! It’s simple and sites cardboard bins. NO food-contami- On Saturday, August from 11:30am–1:30pm. are conveniently located throughout nated or wax-coated items. Paper 17th, the Earthquake Book signing by Larry the area. Below you’ll find a guide Recyclables including newspapers, Lake Visitor’s Center and Morris, 1959 Yellowstone of where and what you can recycle! magazines, phone books, junk mail, Geologic Area, as part of Earthquake, and Anita Find a drop-off site in Belgrade office paper, and paperback books the Hebgen Lake Ranger Painter Thon, Shaken in at W Madison Avenue and Eileen are accepted (staples are ok). District, will be the Night, will happen Place. Locations in Bozeman include Aluminum and Steel Cans are all remembering the 60th throughout the day. Walmart, Gallatin County accepted, but please crush. Anniversary of the event – Aug. 18th at Fairgrounds (parking lot off Oak), Unacceptable Items for that shaped its history. 11am: Smokejumper Ballfields off Highland Blvd., MSU Collection Sites are as follows: Glass This 7.3 magnitude Practice Jump at (13th & College), Billion Auto, of any kind is not currently being earthquake triggered a Refuge Point. Some Safeway, the Bozeman accepted due to current market landslide that blocked the of the first to aid Convenience Site (2143 Story Mill conditions and shipping and Madison River, killing 28 people and handicap accessible walk telling the survivors, smokejumpers are often Rd.), and Gallatin Valley Motors handling costs. Plastics with num- forming Earthquake Lake. story of the Earthquake and used to access remote areas. View a (Subaru). The Gateway bers 3–7 (usually on the bottom) As part of acknowledging and providing stunning views of the jump in action and walk the 2.5-mile Community Center is home to the are not accepted. These include remembering this tragic event, the surrounding landscape. Visitors can trail around Refuge Point. Bring bins in Gallatin Gateway. Recycle in bags, films, wraps, large plastic Visitor’s Center focuses on the choose to do a short hike (1/8 mile) bear spray, water and a picnic lunch Churchill at the northwest corner of items, and motor oil, solvent, and historic and geological makeup of to Memorial Boulder or continue on to enjoy the day with the family. Manhattan Christian School’s other hazardous material the area, giving people that walk an unpaved gravel path on Landslide For more information about parking lot. Bring what you have to containers. Paper including those of through for just a couple hours or Trail (approx. 1 mile). these events, call the Visitor’s Center the Logan Landfill in Logan. If neon colors, paper that won’t tear, even a day-long learning experience. – Aug. 8th: Interpretive at (406) 682-7620. you’re living in Manhattan, unload paper plates, napkins, and Kleenex. Throughout August the Visitor’s Afternoon with Leslie Quinn Custer Gallatin National Forest is on S 6th St. behind the Guns & The collection sites also DO NOT Center will host a Junior Geology and Mike Stickney. Shake, Rattle known as one of the most ecologically Ammo shop. Three Forks has a accept scrap metal, wood products, yard Ranger program ages 9 and up & Roll: 60 years Since the Hebgen diverse landscapes in the region. The drop-off location at 150 E Railroad trimmings, or electronic waste. (daily – approximately 90 minutes Lake Earthquake (1pm); Mike, Forest stretches from the rugged high- Ave. Finally, those all the way in For a more detailed brochure for kiddos), along with guest Director of Earthquake Studies will country of the Absaroka-Beartooth West Yellowstone can bring their and further information on speakers, hikes, a smokejumper speak to the 1959 Quake and Wilderness, the Gallatin Crest and vast recyclables to the Transfer Station where to dispose of items not practice jump and viewing at Refuge Geology (3pm). portions of the Greater Yellowstone at 263 Ecology Ln. recyclable at the above Point and a memorial service, – Aug. 16th at 2pm: Guest Ecosystem to the rolling landscapes and Accepted Items at these collection sites, please visit with book signings. Speaker Jamie Farrell, Assistant buttes of far southeastern Montana and locations are as follows: Plastic www.gallatinsolidwaste.org. The full lineup of events Professor of Seismograph Stations, northwestern South Dakota on the Recyclables should be emptied and Stay green, Bozeman! • includes: University of Utah Ashland and Camp Crook districts. •

HRDC begins triennial Community Needs Assessment HRDC has officially started HRDC’s 2019 Community Community Needs Assessment their 2019 Community Needs Needs Assessment survey started on which informs our strategic plan. Assessment, beginning with a July 8th and will continue through Some programs and services you survey for all community mem- August 23rd. In addition to the may be aware of that stemmed bers to identify the most pressing survey, HRDC will organize town from this process include our needs in Southwest Montana. halls, focus groups, and stakeholder Homeownership Center, In 2017, HRDC’s interviews, alongside an evaluation Streamline, and our Livingston Community Needs Assessment of additional local, regional and Warming Center,” says Heather identified housing, transportation, national data. The organization’s Grenier, HRDC’s President and healthcare (specifically survey is specifically designed to and CEO. mental health), as the greatest gain input from the community For more information about needs in the community. The and does not duplicate previous HRDC’s 2019 Community Needs assessment is a crucial part of the community surveys. HRDC is Assessment or any other HRDC organization’s status as a required to complete a program or service, visit Community Action Agency Community Needs Assessment www.thehrdc.org. The assess- responsible for identifying and every three years. ment is available at www.survey- addressing the community’s “As a Community Action monkey.com/r/hrdc19. Those needs. It will help identify the Organization, our responsibility is interested in being involved beyond community’s needs, and will to identify and respond to our the survey can go to www.survey- guide HRDC’s strategic plan community’s most pressing needs. monkey.com/r/hrdcengage- over the next three years. Every few years, we conduct a ment. •

Talk all things sustainable at upcoming Green Drinks The next Green Drinks will be are located at 412 Pronghorn Trail in wildlife management, educating the hosted by the Wild Sheep Foundation Bozeman. The organization is public and youth on sustainable use on Wednesday, August 21st dedicated to enhancing wild sheep and the conservation benefits of beginning at 5:30pm. Their offices populations, promoting professional hunting while promoting the interests of the hunter and all stakeholders. Learn more at www.wildsheep- foundation.org. Every month in Bozeman, people who care about sustainability get together at these informal gatherings. The evening features a lively mixture of people from NGOs, businesses, academia, government, and the local community across political and economic spectra who enjoy the opportunity to chat and network under a broad umbrella. This is a fun way to catch up with people you know and a great way to make new contacts and learn about organiza- tions and individuals interested in all things sustainable. Everyone is welcome to invite someone else along, so there’s always a different crowd, making Green Drinks an organic, self-organizing network. Green Drinks events are typically held the third Wednesday of each month at rotating venues. If you’re interested in becoming an event host or for more information about Green Drinks, visit www.greendrinks-boze- man.org. •

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LocaL SportS in and around the BoZone

MSU Bobcats set to open 2019 football camp

by Danny Waldo byperennialFCSpowerNorth hisfleetfeet,andledMSUtoa theYearawards.Bobcatcoaches injuriesendedhis2018season, TheMontana State football DakotaStateinthequarterfinals, defeatof Montana,earningBigSky madethedecisiontomovehimto forcingAndersenbackundercenter team issettokickoffthe2019 sufferinga52-10setback. ConferenceFreshmanof theYear thequarterbackpositionbeforethe wherehewouldremaintherest seasonwhenFallCampbeginsina AndsoitisthatMontanaState accoladesalongtheway.He startof FallCampin2018,and oftheseason. littleoveraweek,andwhilethe shiftsitsfocustothe2019season parlayedhisfreshmanperformance Andersonrespondedbyearningthe So,asweheadintothe2019 2018seasonshowedtheprogram withhopesof rejoiningthejugger- intothestartingnodheadinginto openingdaystartversusWestern seasonthisiswhatweknowabout isheadingintherightdirection,it nautsof theFCS,andfirstandfore- the2017season,wherehewasonce Illinois,whereheguidedthe‘Cats thequarterbacksituation.Murrayis alsoshowedthereismuchwork mostonthemindsof fansand againanelectrifyingforceonthe toanimpressiveseason-opening nolongerapartof theteamafter lefttodo. coachesalikeiswhowillbeunder offensivesideof theball.Butaca- win.Butaninjurysufferedinthat failingtoregainhiseligibility,word Afteratwo-gamelosingstreakto centerwhenthelightscomeonin demicissuesderailedhis2018cam- startopenedthedoorforTucker hasitthatAndersenismovingto closeoutthemonthof Octoberthat Lubbock,Texas,siteof Montana paign,openingthedoorforanother RovigtostartinWeek2versus thedefensivesideof theballatthe knockedMSUto4-4ontheseason, State’sseasonopeneronAugust31st. underclassphenomtotakeover. SouthDakotaState. linebackerposition,andRovig the‘Catsrightedtheshipby MSUhasbeenarevolvingdoor IncomingsophomoreTroy Rovig’scareeratMontanaState returnsfrominjury,butonlyhas winningthreestraightcontestsin of quarterbackslately,having Andersenbrokeontothescenein gotoff toaroughstart,asMSU twogamesof experiencetoevaluate November,includingahistoric startedtheseasonwithadifferent hisfreshmancampaignbyearning wassoundlydefeatedbytheNo.3 himwith.WhetherRovigcanwin comebacktodefeattheGrizzlies,to startereachof thepastthree thestartingnodatrunningback, rankedteaminthecountry,45-14, thejobthatseemstobehis,orwill sneakintotheFCSplayoffswhere seasons.In2016,itwasTyler thefirsttruefreshmanatMSUto buthewouldredeemhimself in CaseyBaumanorRubenBeltran theydefeatedIncarnateWordfor Bruggmanwhoearnedthe dososinceasfarbackas1990.He Week3,leadingthe‘Catstoa47-24 emergeasMSU’sfourthseason- theirfirstplayoff victorysince2012. season-startingnod,buthewassoon alsoearnedstartsatlinebackeron overWagnerCollege,throwingfor openingstarterinthepastfour Butthegoodvibesendedthere, replacedbybuddingfreshmanChris hiswaytoearningMSU’ssecond animpressive310yardsandthree years.Atthispoint,it’sanybody’s asMontanaStatewaspummeled Murray.Murraywowedfanswith BigSkyConferenceFreshmanof touchdownsinthewin.However, guess.Staytuned.•

Runners, on your mark: foot races in Bozeman It’ssunny,itshotandit’stimeto at7:15am,the5kat7:25am. lookingforalittleoutdoorexercise. thefinishline.Stickaroundforthe receiveacustomt-shirt,giftbagand breakoutthoserunningshoesfora PresentedbytheBigSkyWind BothracesstartandfinishonMain rafflesat7:30pm(onefreepairof timingchip.Schnee’swillaward trioof summertimeraces!Here’sa Drinkers,thisgreatcommunity Streetandofferagreatwaytoseea runningshoesandagrowler+fill) prizestotheoveralltopthreemen lookatwhat’scomingup! eventisoneof theoldestrunning sliceof whatBozemanhastooffer. andenjoysometastyBridgerpizza. andwomenfinishers.Totopitall FirstupistheSweet Pea Run, racesinBozemanandoffers TheRunalsooffersamultitudeof Costisonly$5atthestartof the off,everyracerwillbeenteredina aBozemanrunningtradition,on somethingforeveryone–from greatprizes!Remember,pleaseleave raceforthosenotpre-registeredfor rafflewithachancetowinother Saturday,August3rd.The10kstarts competitiverunnerstofamilies dogsathomeandif youare theseries.Cashonly.Thecoursewill greatprizes!Raceregistrationis$35 bringingastroller,pleaselineup bemarked.Theraceisstrollerand throughAug.11th.Pleasevisit towardtheback.Findregistration dog-friendly(on-leash). www.bozemanfirehouse5k.com andfurtherinformationat Learnmoreaboutthismonthly toregisterandforfurther www.runsignup.com (search seriesatwww.bozemanrunning- information.Allproceedswill “SweetPeaRun”). company.com. supporttheBenevolentFund. BozemanRunningCompany TheBozemanFirefightershave Immediatelyfollowingtherace, willpresentthenextinits5K announcedtheirthirdannual theannual“FireinthePark”open Brew Run Series on charityrun,theBozeman houseeventwilltakeplaceat Wednesday,August14th.This Firehouse 5k,willtakeplace BozemanFireStation#3.Freefood, editionwillbeginandendat Saturday,August17thbeginningat toursof thestationandapparatus, BridgerBrewing.Check-inbegins 9:11am.Theracecoursewraps andfunactivitiesforkidsaresome at5:15pmpriortotheraceat aroundthescenicGallatinCounty of thethingsthat’llentertain. 6pm.Enjoya5Krunthattakes RegionalParkonBozeman’swest Racersandtheirfamiliesare youonamixof roadandthe side.Theracewillstartandfinishin encouragedtostickaroundforthis MainStreettotheMountainstrail frontof BozemanFireStation#3, funevent,aswell. system,followedbyafreepintat 1705VaqueroPkwy.Allracerswill Startstretching,Bozeman!• Page 2B • The endZone • augusT 01, 2019

Fish finds new gig Calling all groupies: next roller derby by Danny Waldo bout features rock stars on wheels Former Montana State men’s basketball coach, Brian Get ready to rock! Fish, has landed a new gig at Gallatin Roller the University of Georgia. Derby continues its Fish, who was relieved of 2019 home season his duties as head basketball with “Block n’ coach at MSU after five Roll,” taking on seasons, moves onto the Missoula’s Hellgate Southeastern Conference with Roller Derby. Join for the Bulldogs as the Director of this rock n’ roll- Player Personnel for head themed bout on coach Tom Crean. His new Saturday, August position will pay him an annual 10th at Haynes salary of $175,000. Pavilion at the While Fish changed the Gallatin County culture of the men’s basketball Fairgrounds. program by bringing in a Party like a rock plethora of talented players star and channel such as Tyler Hall, and your inner David improving the overall Bowie, Elvis, Slash or competitiveness of the team, he was name from the NBA Draft to return KISS. Costumed never quite able to create the for his senior season. But, attendees aged 18+ winning program that he and many unfortunately, inconsistent play and get first crack at limited trackside A portion of the proceeds from 501(c)3 federal nonprofit and supporters envisioned when he was early exit at the conference seating (aka the Danger Zone). this event will benefit the Help member of the Women’s Flat Track hired from the University of Oregon tournament spelled Fish’s demise. Tickets for this family friendly event Center. The crisis hotline is available Derby Association. For more infor- back in 2015. Fish’s contract was Fish also suffered personal loss after are $8 in advance at Cactus Records 24 hours a day, every day of the mation about women’s flat track not renewed after the 2019 season, a his daughter passed away unexpect- and www.grderby.com, or $10 at year, to assist individuals and fami- roller derby and Gallatin Roller campaign that ended with a quarter- edly in mid-season. MSU struggled the door. Kids age 10 and under are lies in sorting out problems, dealing Derby, visit the aforementioned final loss in the Big Sky Conference to a 15-17 record and athletic direc- admitted FREE. Doors open at 6pm with feelings and making decisions. website or find them on Facebook tournament. tor Leon Costello opted to breathe ahead of the bout at 6:30pm. Gallatin Roller Derby is a (@GallatinRollerDerby). • Overall, during his time in new life into the basketball program Bozeman, Fish had a win/loss by hiring former Bobcat standout record of 65-92, including 42-50 in Danny Sprinkle to return the ‘Cats Big Sky Conference play, and this to their glory days of the mid ‘90s. past season they won a post-season Fish has moved to Athens, game for the first time in a decade. Georgia, home of the Bulldogs, and Registration opens for fall ‘Learn to Play The 2018-19 season was one of will begin his duties immediately. high expectations for the Bobcats Danny Waldo is a local freelance with the return of an experienced writer covering Bozeman Hawk and Hockey’ classes roster led by Hall, who withdrew his Montana State Bobcat athletics. • Bozeman Amateur Hockey Learn to Play Hockey is limited to Monday and Tuesday, September Association has announced an early 60 participants on a first come, first 9th and 10th from 4–8pm. registration period for its FREE served basis. This year, BAHA is If you have any questions about Learn to Play Hockey courses requiring pre-registration and a BAHA and its youth programs, for local youth this fall. pre-scheduled equipment fitting- please contact Communications Local girls’ basketball team The program was developed time to avoid the long line acquired Director, Anna Lau at alau@boze- specifically for children ages 4-10 last year. Online pre-registration will manhockey.org. who want to learn to play ice open at 9am on Monday, August 12th at The Bozeman Amateur Hockey completes summer season hockey in a fun, encouraging www.bozemanhockey.org/lear Association is a nonprofit service environment. With four free on-ice ntoplayhockey. organization whose mission is to by Danny Waldo age group from across the country. sessions, including all the Registration and equipment provide facilities and programs The Big Sky Elite AAU girls’ While each team experienced a necessary equipment rental, how fitting for the Learn to Play Hockey for the development of quality, basketball team recently com- different level of success this can you say no?! program will be held at the Play It affordable, and disciplined compet- pleted their summer travel schedule. summer, everyone had the Space and equipment rental for Again Sports in Bozeman on itive and recreational hockey. • Big Sky Elite is a program opportunity to compete against developed by local youth coach higher level competition, gain Chris Tarabochia, designed to give experience playing in games with girls’ exposure to higher level shot clocks (something Montana basketball competition, in addition high basketball does not have), and to giving its players an opportunity get exposed to college coaches from to be seen by college coaches from each of the Frontier Conference Summer Hunter Education courses across the country. schools, Montana and Montana This summer, Big Sky Elite State, as well as a number of offered throughout Southwest Montana competed in NCAA viewing regional and national schools. tournaments in Spokane, The three teams were made up From Montana Fish, Wildlife & ages 10-11 can take the course and teaching firearm safety and other Washington and Las Vegas, Nevada, of girls from the Gallatin Valley, as Parks (FWP) hunt as an apprentice but will not be outdoor skills. Instructors are as well as an AAU sanctioned event well as across the state. Six girls Hunter and Bowhunter fully certified until the year they needed in communities across south- in Sandy, Utah. The NCAA viewing from Bozeman competed on the Education courses have been turn 12. There is no maximum age west Montana. If you are interested tournaments bring in coaches from three teams, with the remainder of scheduled in several locations limit. Students must attend all in mentoring new hunters, please around the country, providing the the players coming from as far away throughout southwestern Montana classroom sessions, the field course contact Morgan Jacobsen, Region 3 girls a rare opportunity to play in as Kalispell, Great Falls, Helena, this summer. Registration has and pass a final exam. Anyone age information and education program front of coaches from schools as far Billings and Stanford, Montana. opened for many of those courses. 18 or older can complete an online manager for Montana Fish, Wildlife away as Florida and Connecticut. Big Sky Elite hosts tryouts Students can find the course course but must still attend a field & Parks, at (406) 994-6931 or visit Big Sky Elite fielded three teams, throughout the year, and will be closest to them and register online at course to become certified. the above website for more one made up of girls entering their looking to compete in some fwp.mt.gov/education/hunter. To purchase a Montana hunting information. freshman year of high school, one tournaments come this fall. If you Students may be required to pick license, any person born after Jan. The following courses have been comprised of freshman and sopho- have a high school-aged daughter, up materials and complete the 1st, 1985, must provide proof of scheduled, but additional courses mores, and a third team of incom- or know of someone who does, course manual before the first day of having successfully completed a may be posted later this year. ing juniors and seniors. Each team and are interested in competing class. Dates, locations and specific hunter and/or bowhunter education Hunter Education courses competed in a division equivalent to for Big Sky Elite, log onto instructions for each class, as well course issued by Montana, any other in Region 3 (first day of class): their age group, giving the team’s www.bigskyelite.com for more as contact information for the state or any Canadian province. – Livingston: Aug. 12th exposure to the talent level at their information. • instructors, are available in the Hunter and bowhunter – Belgrade: Aug. 16th event description online. education courses are led by – Butte: Aug. 19th A student must be at least 10 volunteer instructors who are – Dillon: Aug. 19th years old to register for Montana passionate about preserving – Bozeman: Aug. 21st Hunter Education courses. Students Montana’s hunting tradition, – Bozeman: Sept. 23 Bowhunter Education online field day in Region 3 – Butte: Aug. 1st Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks, through its employees and citizen commission, provides for the steward- ship of the fish, wildlife, parks, and recreational resources of Montana, while contributing to the quality of life for present and future generations. •

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Music iN aNd aRouNd The BoZoNe

Rockin’ the Rivers is back in action at The Bridge

The sonic vibrations are soon to be felt as Gramm will be British musician John Payne Pacific Northwesterners Blue Tattoo is set Guess Who, Hinder, Dead Fervor, Rockin’ the Rivers returns to The Bridge performing selections from his former to bring the high energy classic rock that’ll Whiskey River, Comatose Posse, and near Three Forks for its 2019 have you on your feet and Hot for Teacher. Additional performances event. The riff-heavy festival screaming for more! Led by Spekatlas, The MAX, Call of the will be held Thursday through by the dynamic vocals of Awakened, Stranded by Choice, Dead Saturday, August 8th–10th with Gene Miller and backed by Presleys, Break the Broken, Scratch, a hair-raising slate of veteran hard-rocking Exit 288, White Boy & the Average Rat performers. musicians, the band is sure Band, Voodoo Cadillac, Crashdown This year’s festival will to amaze. Blue Tattoo Butterfly, Downtime, and more! Come feature legendary rock band features great classics from celebrate with some of rock’s favorite legends Cheap Trick. One of the the roots of hard rock, and the hottest up-and-comers. Stay to revel in most covered bands of all time, from the late 60s through the party that is uniquely Rockin’ the Rivers, they’ve been blending elements the grunge scene of the Montana’s largest and most loved rockfest. of pop, punk and even metal in 1990s, with all the great One-day general admission is $75 or $125 an way that is instantly catchy music in between. for VIPs, while three-day tickets are available and recognizable since the ‘70s. And for some local for $165, or $325. Two-person camping With timeless classics like “I representation, Pinky & packages are $395, or $250 for lone campers. Want You to Want Me,” the Floyd are ready to Each of these packages include three-day “Surrender,” and the late-80s rock the house. The festival passes. VIP packages are also available. lighter-waving favorite “The “Northwest’s Hottest Pink Above rates do not include processing fees. Flame,” they’re a musical Floyd Tribute Band” puts For two decades, Rockin’ the Rivers has institution. Cheap Trick has on an amazing live show been bringing the music of rock legends to thousands of performances under their belt, as well as 20 million records sold, countless movie soundtrack credits and Nova Rex numerous recording awards, gold and platinum. Their latest release, We’re progressive rock group, Asia. All Alright!, is available now. Also performing are Florida-based rockers that’s both note- Another can’t-miss performance comes Nova Rex. They’ve been serving up kick ass for-note and courtesy of Zakk Sabbath featuring Viking rock n’ roll for more than three decades, their improvisational, Thunder God Zakk Wylde. Assemble your most recent release being Rock Star Roadshow. but it’s their superb crew of head-banging hellions and get ready The band was also featured in the hilarious musicianship that to thrust your metal horns into the sky! hair metal documentary Nova Rex: Ain’t Easy sets them apart Fronted by the heavy metal, mind-bending Being Cheesy and film Hair I Go Again with mem- from other tribute guitar shredder, the tribute features an all-star bers of Warrant, Tesla and Quiet Riot, among bands. Their roster of metal musicians kicking out the others. Ranked in the top 50 of the ‘Greatest energy and stage sickest jams from the first six Black Sabbath Hair Bands of the 80s’ by VH1, you won’t presence are albums. Get ready for some uncompromising, want to miss their set at Rockin’ the Rivers! unprecedented! unfiltered, no bullshit rock n’ roll. Lynyrd Skynyrd tribute Whiskey River Pinky offers up a Lou Gramm visits The Bridge to perform will take the stage. For over three decades, the big sound and is the hits of Foreigner, his former band. band has thrilled audiences as America’s an experience not “Foreigner became the first group since the number one tribute to the legendary southern- soon forgotten. Beatles to have their first eight singles reach rock band, re-creating the image and music You can expect the Billboard Top 20, with hits such as ‘Cold that took the world by storm in the 70s. albums in their Blue Tattoo as Ice’ and ‘Long, Long Way From Home’ Whiskey River not only plays Skynyrd, they entirety, and a little taking the world of rock music by storm,” said personify the group onstage bringing the audi- something from every Montana for a three-day rock festival – the show creators Devgel Productions. “Gramm ence back in time thirty years as they blaze Floyd genre – from the Syd Barrett years only one of its kind in the state. The legacy has also enjoyed a successful solo career in through classics like “Sweet Home Alabama,” and The Wall, to The Division Bell and will continue in 2019! Visit www.rock- between hiatuses with Foreigner, with his 1987 “Gimme Three Steps,” “The Breeze” and everything in between. intherivers.com for ticketing information debut Ready or Not further proving his their phenomenal note-for-note version of Other festival highlights include Warrant, and official outlets, camping info, and more on versatility in the music industry.” Joining Skynyrd’s live guitar opus “Freebird.” Saliva, Dokken, Adelitas Way, The the festival and its awesome rockin’ acts! • Page 2C • The RollingZone • augusT 01, 2019

Town Center sees more Thursday night concerts, return of Classical Music Fest The Arts Council of Big Sky writer continues to grow. Her love of promoting classical music in continues to present another the road has led to years of soul- MT Joy Montana and beyond. The three- amazing season of Music in the satisfying performances at festivals, day festival is for people of all Mountains for locals and those concert halls and clubs. Her latest ages. See the Arts Council’s visiting Montana this summer. The release, Shine Bright, is available now. website for detailed schedule Thursday night concerts and Enjoy the bluegrass stylings of of events. supplementary events take place at Asheville, North Carolina-based Future weekly concerts this Center Stage in Town Center Park. Town Mountain on Thursday, summer include: Honey Island All performances are FREE and August 8th. Local folk rockers Swamp Band on August 22nd; open to the public. Laney Lou & the Bird Dogs will Ron Artis and the Truth on Local singer/songwriter Kylie open the show. Raw, soulful, and August 29th; and Pinky and the Spence will open for Grammy- with plenty of swagger, Town Floyd on September 5th. In nominated blues musician Marcia Mountain has earned raves for their addition, a free performance of Ball on Thursday, August 1st. hard-driving sound, in-house song- Montana Shakespeare in the “Fifty years have passed in a writing and honky-tonk edge that Parks will take place at the park flash,” says Texas-born, Louisiana- permeates their exhilarating live on August 19th. The fourth raised pianist, songwriter and performances. The hearty base of annual Mountainfilm in Big vocalist Marcia Ball of her long and the band’s music is the first and Named as an ode to a mountain in the ninth annual Big Sky Sky event caps the summer storied career. Ball, the 2018 Texas second generation of bluegrass Valley Forge National Park, Mt. Joy Classical Music Festival September 13th–15th. State Musician of the Year and a spiced with country, old school rock made their initial mark with single featuring special guests Angella Town Center Park opens at four-time Grammy nominee, has n’ roll, and boogie-woogie. It’s what “Astrovan.” Without initial Ahn, Jonathan Gunn and Dallas 6pm for each Thursday concert, won worldwide fame and countless else goes into the mix that brings it promotion or fanfare, the song took Brass will take place Friday to and there will be food and fans for her ability to ignite a full- all to life, both on stage and on off on Spotify, racking up 5 million Sunday, August 9th–11th. This beverage vendors (including scale roadhouse rhythm and blues record, and reflects the group’s streams to date. Their follow-up annual event showcases the best in alcohol) and an arts activity tent for party every time she takes the stage. wide-ranging influences – from the singles fared even better, with “Silver classical music from around the kids. Please be aware that NO dogs Her rollicking Texas boogies, Grateful Dead’s Jerry Garcia and the Lining” going to the top of the world during two free outdoor or glass containers are allowed in the swampy New Orleans ballads and ethereal lyrics of Robert Hunter, to Billboard Adult Alternative charts. performances in Town Center Park, park. Music typically starts groove-laden Gulf Coast blues have the honest, vintage country of The band’s eponymous debut album one ticketed indoor concert at the at 7:15pm, but please visit made her a one-of-a-kind favorite Willie, Waylon, and Merle. Their released last year and they’ve since Warren Miller Performing Arts www.bigskyarts.org for more with music lovers all over the world. latest album, New Freedom Blues, is played some of the biggest music Center, a youth music camp, and information on these events. Further With each new release, her available now. festivals including Bonnaroo, master classes for student musicians. details about the summer lineup and reputation as a profoundly soulful Indie folk band Mt. Joy follows Newport Folk Festival, Lollapalooza, As one of the only classical music other Arts Council happenings are singer, a boundlessly talented pianist with support from genre-bending act Treefort and Made in America. festivals in the region, it is essential also available through the website. • and a courageous, inventive song- Upstate on Thursday, August 15th. Also beneath Lone Mountain, to raising cultural awareness and

‘Music on Main’ wraps with energetic Rad Trads, Outer Vibe

The Downtown Bozeman Hard Working Americans. Their a series of singles, including the Association is proud to present the latest release, Washoe, is available newly released “Turn Me Up.” 19th Annual Music on Main now. Read the BoZone’s interview with Bring the kids from 6:30–8pm for Summer Concert Series in his- frontman Jesse Dunn at www.BoZone.com. the Coca Cola “Kids’ Zone” on toric Downtown Bozeman. Music on Brooklyn five-piece The Rad South Bozeman Ave. which will Main festivities take place on Main Trads follow on Thursday, August feature bouncy houses, hula Street between Rouse and Black 8th. The globe-trotting group’s hooping, and more! Grab a bite to Ave. on Thursday evenings, with the singular take on rock n’ roll mixes eat from one of the many rotating music running from 7–8:30pm. punk rock energy, horn drenched food vendors, step into a few of the Hailing from North Lake Tahoe, soul, and jazz precision, all with a downtown stores that’ll be open late, California, Americana band Dead lighthearted but sincere delivery. and of course, enjoy outstanding live Winter Carpenters take the stage The Trads have quickly gained a music from popular local and Thursday, August 1st. The band has reputation as one of New York’s touring bands. While Music on built a reputation for pouring their most entertaining live acts. Their Main features an open container heart and soul into each unique genre-bending stylings bring waiver, attendees are reminded that performance. Reminiscent of genre- an American feeling that consistently NO glass and aluminum containers benders like Jack White, Chris Thile, win over audiences with relentless or coolers are allowed in the event and Sam Bush, the Carpenters energy, charisma, and enthusiasm. area. These are smoke and harmoniously blend refined musical They never fail to draw their mission is to make rock n’ roll fun (drums) and Nick Hosford (guitar) vape-free, family friendly evenings. ability with a scarcely restrained audiences in, unable to stop dancing, again by incorporating the best punch hard and groove effortlessly Please leave the pets at home. tendency to let it all hang out. The and always leave wanting more. elements of 90s pop, swagger rock, as the band’s genre-defying power- Music on Main is a FREE result is a controlled burn, a riveting Their latest release, On Tap, is reggae, feel-good anthems, and hip- house rhythm section. Recently, the community event hosted by the sound, and a connection with fans available now. hop. Bassist Sean Zuidgeest’s power- group has focused on refining their Downtown Bozeman Association that sells out shows and has the band Nashville-based Outer Vibe ful, yet sometimes delicate vocals sound with legendary producer and funded by its many generous sharing stages with the likes of Jason close out the series on Thursday, echo the best of Freddie Mercury David Kahne (Regina Spektor, business sponsorships. Please visit Isbell, Greensky Bluegrass, and August 15th. The trio’s singular and Robert Plant, while Lisa Kacos Sublime, The Strokes, Lana Del Rey, www.downtownbozeman.org to Imogen Heap, Paul McCartney) on learn more about the 2019 series. •

Fill up on ales & acoustics at Mtns Walking

Mountains Walking Brewery is the perfect place to land when sum- folk and bluegrass to the brewery. Stampede thunders back mer adventures The next Songwriters Guild sap your energy – is set for Monday, August 26th. into Fairgrounds and the newly Hosted by local artist Joe Knapp, Bull Scramble released Ten this event runs from 6–8pm. Join with a cash prize Directions is sure for an evening of live music for each lucky to quench well- performed by various local artists, contestant. earned thirsts! including the event creator! Knapp Other events will Pair the fruited plays a variety of styles including include bull sour IPA with a Americana, rock n’ roll, old time, riding, steer wood-fried pizza and country music. He’s a member wrestling, calf or other menu of the popular local three-piece, roping, barrel item to round out SlomoJoe. racing, team the experience. In And don’t forget to drink for a roping, bareback addition to the cause! Mountains Walking hosts and saddle frosty brews and regular Pint Nights with a bronc riding, tasty plates, the portion of brew sales directed ladies break- north-side space toward the missions of regional away, and junior features regular nonprofits. Featured organizations events. Come live music to in the coming weeks include take part in a entertain guests. Bozeman Out of Darkness on Aug. Bozeman rodeo Here’s a look at 5th, Pheasants Forever on Aug. 12th tradition to be who’s coming up. and MontanaPBS on Aug. 19th, all proud of! Josh Moore Josh Moore from 4–8pm. The 2019 Bozeman Bozeman Stampede tickets are returns with a Located at 422 Plum Ave., Stampede PRCA Rodeo returns $17 for general admission with solo set on Wednesday, August Mountains Walking is open seven to the Gallatin County Fairgrounds children 5 and under admitted 14th from 6–8pm. The North days a week from 11:30am–8pm for its 10th annual event, Thursday FREE. Thursday is family night – Carolina native is the lead (11am on Sundays). Learn more through Saturday, August 8th–10th buy four or more tickets, get one guitarist for Laney Lou & the about the local brewery and tasting at 7pm each evening. Gates open at free! VIP admission gains access to Bird Dogs – and croons, too! room at www.mountainswalk- 6pm nightly. the Hospitality Room, running Moore’s solo acoustic show fea- ing.com. Be sure to follow them This year’s event will bring back $50 per person. Following the tures a healthy blend of originals on Facebook and Instagram all favorites – the big screen, the rodeo action, enjoy live music by and covers. Sometimes described (@MountainsWalkingBrewery) for always impressive opening and El Wencho on Friday and Close as a musically gifted goofball, updated event information and closing ceremonies, great cowboys 2 Toast on Saturday. For further he’ll bring a mix of good-feelin’ daily specials. • and cowgirls, and the fan-favorite details and to purchase tickets, visit www.bozema-stam- pede.com. The Bozeman Stampede was started by a group of local citizens to produce economic activity in the greater Gallatin Valley, all while bringing the community together in the true spirit of Montana. The Bozeman Stampede supports local agricultural youth programs including local high school rodeo chapters, local 4-H chapters, and MSU Rodeo. •

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Eat your vegetables & enjoy a musical dessert at Norris!

vitamins A, E and C. lowered the risk of stomach cancer. and western states. Karaj plays Neil Filo Beddow takes the Options like broccoli, Kale stands out even among all the along the Pacific coast and beyond, stage on Friday, August 9th. He spinach, tomatoes leafy greens as one of the healthiest bringing originals and thoughtful plays original folk rock for the soul, and garlic provide vegetables in the supermarket. covers to every performance. and describes his guitar style as the additional benefits, Kale’s curly green leaves are chock Joseph Running Crane closes “West Dakota stutter.” His lyrically making them a full of vitamin C, an antioxidant out the weekend on Sunday, August scrambled iambic pentameter can be super-food. that may lower levels of LDL, or 4th. “At twenty-six years old, and politically bent, spiritually seeking, The garden staff “bad” cholesterol. representing a completely new and tongue-in-cheek humorous with at Norris Hot Springs Proteins offered by the 50 Mile generation of Americana musicians, just a twist of serious. works closely with Grill include lamb, beef, bison and Joseph Running Crane is already a Roots rock duo Acoustic Roll Chef Abe to deliver chicken from locally known ranches seasoned veteran of the Missoula will entertain on Saturday, August the freshest and most and farms. Norris knows it’s music scene, having played in some 10th. Comprised of Rod Morrison nutritious food right important to eat local and fresh, of the state’s most-respected and Mike Voeller, they’ll bring their to your plate. In a list and they’re proud to have brought hardcore bands,” wrote Aaron guitar and percussion based acoustic of the vegetables with these products to your plate for six Parrett, author of Montana Americana music to the poolside stage. Expect top health benefits, years running. Music: Boot Stomping in the Big Sky. to hear mellow sounds from the 60s the surprise winner is Pair a local craft brew or glass of “Running Crane made a name for and 70s (Stones, Beatles, Clapton, the onion. You’ll get wine with your meal and make the himself playing guitar and bass in James Taylor, The Who, Dylan, the most out of this experience a memorable one. If you what might be the best-named band Young) mixed with tasty jams and veggie’s cancer-fight- visit Norris on a Friday, Saturday or ever to come out of Montana: original tunes. ing antioxidants by Sunday, you can also enjoy the finest Goddammitboyhowdy. Lately, Aaron Williams performs on eating it raw; cooking in regional acoustic music. The however, he has softened his delivery Sunday, August 11th. From onions at a high heat poolside tunes begin at 7pm. into a distinctive Americana country rock/reggae band In Walks Bud, significantly reduces Tom Kirwan kicks off another sound. Joseph was weaned on punk Aaron will be playing a variety of The organic garden at Norris the benefits of phyto- month of live music on Friday, rock and hard-core, a huge fan of tunes including rock, folk and Hot Springs is cranking out produce chemicals that protect against lung August 2nd. He performs a blend of The Minutemen and The Dead reggae. Norris-goers love when he this summer in record numbers. In and prostate cancer. Corn follows in folk country and Americana. Tom’s Kennedys since practically grade takes the Poolside stage. addition to being delicious, organic second place. A study in the Journal songs evoke nostalgia of long-ago school. He grew up in Browning, Operating hours, directions, fruits and vegetables reduce the risk of Agricultural Food and Chemistry dreams and people, while weaving Montana, on the Blackfeet and campground availability can be BlueBelly Junction of many chronic diseases. USDA reports the longer corn was cooked, stories of human longing both past Reservation, and his early influences found by visiting www.norrishot- regulations encourage making half the higher the level of antioxidants and present. were loud, heavy, and hard rock. springs.com. Norris is located 34 your plate fruits and vegetables. like lutein, which combats blindness Karaj follows on Saturday, Still, his recent songs have taken on miles west of Bozeman, just off the Vegetables are an important part in older adults. Peas come in third. August 3rd. The Bay Area song- a more wistful tone and use an mighty Madison River and near the of healthy eating and provide a Tiny but mighty, one cancer study writer has a taste for spare arrange- acoustic sound far removed from bustling metropolis of Norris. source of many nutrients, including found that daily consumption of ments and insightful lyrics. Many of the angsty and frenetic electric Summertime is the perfect time potassium, fiber, folic acid and green peas along with other legumes his songs are inspired by open spaces punk sound.” for a visit to the Hot Springs! •

Sac supplies rest, recuperation & (optional) rowdy night downstairs

After hosting visiting family Bozeman’s best classic rock n’ roll Rocky whose summer travels brought them and country western band plays Mountain Pearls to Montana, it may just be time for covers from the ‘60s through the are back in Three a staycation to recuperate! The ‘00s. Creedence, Eagles, Green Day, Forks on Saturday, historic Sacajawea Hotel is the Grand Funk, Elvis, Skynard, Beatles, August 10th. The perfect getaway for locals looking to Nirvana, Cash, George Strait, Garth Pearls are a fun, take in some much-needed R&R. Brooks, Vince Gill, Merle Haggard – crowd-pleasing

The Three Forks venue is perfect for just wait a couple minutes and you’ll country group from dinner, drinks and dancing every hear an old or new favorite. Bozeman. They enjoy weekend. Enjoy a fine dining Sugar Daddies return with all playing for their experience in Pompey’s Grill the favorites on Saturday, August energetic following followed by a night on the dance 3rd. This Montana-based trio has and everybody else, floor in the Sac Bar. Here’s a look at been performing in various venues throughout the bar some of the upcoming acts. around Southwest Montana since scene and for private vibe to their musical selec- The Sacajawea’s famous Patio 2012. While the gist of their events. They thrive off audience tions. Cierra and Michael Jam Session & Open Mic material is popular rock n’ roll, response to their powerful have a special musical bond Nights continue on regular country, oldies, R&B and blues, they harmonies and music that makes vocal harmonies and a wide variety that they share with their audience. Thursday evenings this summer, the also have an extensive arsenal of everyone want to get up and dance. of instrumentals. Members include Check out the Berkeley Pitts next being August 1st at 6:30pm. original songs, all of which are En lieu of a Jam Session on Lonny Walker (rhythm guitar), Steve on Friday, August 16th. Members Bring your music, lyrics, talent and palatable, as well as an array of Thursday, August 15th, Cierra & Loessberg (lead guitar), Larry John Stenson and Mark LaFond hail friends to the Sacajawea on lesser-known but still great songs by Michael return to the Sac with Greenbaum (bass, lead guitar), Josh from the shores of Butte’s Lake Thursday nights. Each event will be both obscure and well-known their lovely acoustics at 6:30pm. The Fike (drums), Jon Gerhts (bass Berkeley. They’re a high energy, fun hosted by local and semi-famous artists/songwriters. Their main focus dynamic father-daughter duo guitar), Ross Barrett (percussion), acoustic guitar and cajon drum duo singer/songwriters. You can perform is variety, and they half-jokingly have displays a great mix of traditional and Lane Quandt (harmonica). audiences can dance to! original or cover music, play an a motto of “No request left behind.” and contemporary country music With the exception of the Cabin Fever take the stage for a impromptu jam session, or just listen BE the entertainment with from Patsy Cline to Miranda lively show on Saturday, August Thursday night patio shows, Sac live and enjoy! Food and drinks will be Sunrise Karaoke on Friday, Lambert, with a sprinkling of 17th. From Manhattan, the band music begins at 9pm. The Sacajawea available all evening. An additional August 9th. Bring your favorite Michael’s original ballads. Michael plays a combination of original Hotel is located at 5 N Main in Patio Jam & Open Mic is set for August songs and get ready to impress – or brings a wealth of musical experi- music, ‘70s rock, and a wide variety Three Forks. For more information 8th. at least give it your best shot! You ence, including a wide vocal range of dance tunes from Dwight-style about these events, visit Stampede thunders back Comstock Lode brings a lively haven’t done karaoke until you’ve and guitar-playing skills. Cierra con- country to Pink Floyd. This five- www.sacajaweahotel.com or performance on Friday, August 2nd. done it with Sunrise. tributes her clear voice and young piece-plus band showcases strong call (406) 285-6515. • into Fairgrounds Hot Springs bustling with poolside band shows & solo sets

America’s Minnesota listening to show tunes latest album, Changing Lanes, is additional genres like classic rock folk tradi- and film scores. Performing as a solo available now. and others. tions, the artist most of her life, Cooper And on Thursday, August 15th, Bozeman Hot Springs is located band is quickly learned how to capture an Woodsmoke Jazz perform an at 81123 Gallatin Road, just south of able to audience using her rich, soulfully eclectic set. Smokin’ standards and Four Corners. Visit www.boze- bound filled Mezzo voice accompanied by original tunes since 2009, the horn- manhotsprings.com for across eyebrow-raising guitar work. driven jazz combo plays a variety of operating hours, further event genres in Thinking and writing in multi- music including classic jazz, funk details, and fitness membership an layered stories, some listeners call and latin standards. They also information. Call (406) 586-6492 authentic her original music a cross between throw in jazzed-up versions of with additional questions. • and emo- Americana and jazz – perhaps Joni tive re- Mitchell meets Hoagy Carmichael. imagining The result is her just-released debut of what a album, I’m Right Here. working Missoula-based quartet Dodgy rock n’ Mountain Men follow with a high roll band energy show on Sunday, August can be. 11th. The four-piece is known to Dodgy Mountain Men Bay bring a rocking good time with a Area artist unique, Montana-inspired blend of Summer’s many activities can Hannah Cooper returns to the heavy bluegrass they deem “stomp- exhaust even the most seasoned Gallatin Valley with a Hot Springs grass.” Coming through the Hot Montana adventurer. Get back in performance on Thursday, August Springs as part of their Pacific fighting shape with a soak in the 8th. The award-winning Northwest tour, this is going to waters of Bozeman Hot Springs. singer/songwriter grew up in rural be a show for the ages. Their The local destination for residents and visitors is also home to weekly live music from the pool-adjacent stage. Regional and traveling musi- cians perform on regular Thursday and Sunday nights at 7pm. Here’s a look at who’s coming up. Next up is Albuquerque-based acoustic rocker Benny Bassett on Thursday, August 1st. The former frontman of Chicago group Vintage Blue comes to Southwest Montana in support of his spring-released EP, Words for Yesterday, following extensive touring in the United States and beyond. The collection examines missed moments in our lives, times we wish we could have said or done something differently. The songs are honest, engaging and well-crafted. Jackson Holte & The Highway Patrol bring a Sunday show on August 4th. The Missoula- based rock n’ roll is fronted by Holte, whose blend of earthy narra- tive songwriting and soaring blues guitar playing is complemented by Marko “The Midnight Shadow” Capoferri on bass, Tyson Gerhardt on guitar, and Brian Tremper on drums. With a firm grounding in page 2C • Volume 26, Number 15 - August 01, 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 15 - August 01, 2019 • page 3C Page 4C • The RollingZone • augusT 01, 2019 The Interview

Downtown Bozeman’s Rialto songwriters Townes Van Zandt and Know,” “You Got to Me”). “The Theater features loads of fantastic Guy Clark, he quickly became a lyrical theme is mostly about Pickin’ in the Park brings Front Range bluegrassers to Story live entertainment for music-lovers master storyteller in his own right, relationships,” McMurtry says. “It’s this and every mont h. Here’s a look with his songs being recorded by also a little about the big old world On Wednesday, August 7th, the amount of people, and it is a for you guys? differ from the Masontown cata- specifically to learn Irish fiddle or at just a few of t he upcoming Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Waylon verses the poor little farmer or Bozeman Folklore Society once listening show but it’s not as NP: Some bands have a lot of log? What do you think it retains? old-time or bluegrass. I really try happenings. Jennings, Joan Baez, Emmylou fisherman.” again joins forces with Bozeman formal as finding your row and cooks in the kitchen. I write a fair NP: We do a couple songs from to learn as much as I can about a Famed country group Asleep at Harris, The Pretenders, and McMurtry tours year round and Parks and Recreation to present a seat. And I grew up in Bozeman, amount of songs and Mike writes a my first solo album and a couple style, all the nuances. Certain the Wheel will perform on countless others. A true Ren aissance consistently throws down unique and entertaining evening of so I’ve always liked the Story lot of our tunes, but I wouldn’t say from the second one as well, so camps might ask if you can teach Thursday, August 1st at 8pm. man, Earle has become a n ovelist, a unparalleled powerhouse perform- acoustic music in the elegant and Mansion. This year we’re actually either of us are the kind of writers some of it does overlap. Both are bluegrass fiddle this week, or Tickets to this all ages show are film, TV, and stage actor, play- ances. The Washington Post notes: historic Story Mansion as part of adding a kind of pre-show hangout that just pump them out. We do pretty much all original music so sometimes you get to do whatever $35. Doors at 7pm. wright, record producer, and radio “Much attention is pa id to James its “Pickin’ in the Park” series. on the lawn just because it’s such a occasionally try to work together it’s a little bit more of me trying to you want. Some camps are more Their latest album, New Roots, host. Last year also marked the 30t h McMurtry’s lyrics and rightfully so: This summer edition of the great area, and there will be some and write something new. For some showcase the tunewriting. My kid-heavy, some camps are adults marks both a path forward and a anniversary of his legendary album, He creates a novel’s worth of emo- popular showcase will feature live music as well. bands that just happens all the upcoming album’s a lot more in only, some are big, some are small, nod to the freewheeling roots (get Copperhead Road. tion and experience in four minutes the talents of Colorado-based RZ: Founded in 2015, time, but in ours it’s a little more the old-time vein and my original some are mixed. It’s fun to have it?) of one of Texas’ most beloved Returning to the Rialto on of blisteringly stark couplets. What bluegrass band Masontown. Masontown has released a self- rare. Since we don’t have a lot of voice is a lot more simple. I don’t that variety. And then I do the folk bands fronted by founding member Sunday, August 11th, is legendary gets overlooked, however, is that he’s The delightful evening of music titled EP and full-length follow-up, songwriters in the band, we do tend to put bridges in my songs, I and bluegrass program at the Roy Benson. With a fresh new tunesmith James McMurtry with an accomplished rock guitar player and fellowship will begin at In This Time. With a new EP on tend to take older melodies or don’t put jazz chords. I write a lot University of Northern Colorado, lineup, a bracing blend of origin al support from Bonnie Whitmore [...] serious stuff, impar ted by a 6:30pm with an informal, pre-show the way, have you noticed an poems and just try to re-work the of my music on the clawhammer so that’s fun to see it in the world songs and vibrant cover mater ial at 8:30pm. General admission singularly serious band.” gypsy jazz set featuring members evolution since these musicians music and the arrangement to banjo which is a pretty old-timey, of academia as well. and some unanticipated new tickets to this 18+ show are $26. Check out a Punk Rock of Masontown and local ensemble RZ: You’ve got Fireweed coming musical tangents, Asleep at the Doors at 7:30pm. Showcase on Friday, August 16th. Montana Manouche. out in September and Masontown Wheel demonstrates convincingly McMurtry continues to ride The evening will include sets by Refreshments will be served. has the new EP. What’s coming up it’s more relevant, enjoyable and waves of universal acclaim for his The Lucitones, Göners ÜK, raw and angerous. punk rock, bringing its true essence Masontown will follow with their after the Montana shows for the musically nimble than any time in last offering, Complicated Game. “At a Death Trophy and Pop Violence Göners is a punk rock band back to the stage and indoor performance at 7:30pm. band? its 49 year history. stage where most vetera n musicians with the music beginning at 9pm. based in Bozeman. Influenced by making it dangerous again. Visiting the Treasure State for NP: We have a lot of fall shows Steve Earle and The D ukes fall into a groove or rut , McMurtry Tickets to this 18+ show are $10. everything from world topics to Pop Violence is a gloomy punk a number of regional shows, the lined up in Colorado, and that can follow with a show on Tuesday, continues to surprise,” Texas Music Doors at 8pm. personal bouts, these five fellas bring band from Missoula. Rolling Zone spoke with be a good or bad thing. There is a August 6th at 8:30pm. General magazine noted. “[ Complicated Game] Formed in Whitefish, The along their own brand of fast paced, The Rialto is located at 10 W Masontown fiddler and founding huge scene and there’s a lot of admission tickets to this 21+ show is a collection of narratives as Lucitones have created their own progressive, rock n’ roll with a punk Main St. in the center of historic member Natalie Padilla about venues spread between Fort are $45. Doors at 7:30pm. sharply observed as any from stripe of hard-driving rockabilly rock attitude and energy. Downtown Bozeman. Peruse the band’s varied influences and Collins and Colorado Springs, but One of the mo st acclaimed McMurtry, but with a contemplative influenced punk rock. Following Death Trophy is as if all your current happenings and buy how fusing its members’ back- you don’t want to play too often singer/songwriters of his depth that comes wit h maturity.” their debut EP Demolition in 2017, bad decisions manifested into four advance tickets at www.logjampre- grounds produces a wholly original because then people won’t come generation, Earle and his band visit Indeed, the Austin resident’s latest the trio have released an eponymous dirty dudes and started practicing in sents.com/rialto. Follow the sound still in line with tradition. out to your shows. So, we haven’t Bozeman following the spring collection spotlights a singular full-length and this spring’s follow- your garage, paying you a middle Rialto on Facebook and Instagram Rolling Zone: Bringing along been playing very many local release of GUY, his 19th s tudio craftsman as he t urns inward up, Three Moons. The Lucitones stick finger for rent. This four-man for the most up to date event its ‘bluegrass from Colorado’s shows and we’re going to kind of album. A protege of legendary (“These Things I’ve Come to to the roots keeping rock n’ roll Bozeman outfit is known for its no-frills announcements. • Front Range,’ Mastontown will reemerge in the fall with these get the month of August started new tunes. with a handful of Montana RZ: In the meantime, we’re performances. At the most glad Masontown is returning for a fundamental level, who exactly visit! A final message before we see is this group? you at the Story? Natalie Padilla: We’ve been NP: We’re pretty eclectic as far to Montana twice before, [but] as acoustic bands go. I would say we’ve added a banjo player since. keep an open mind and you might Sam Armstrong-Zickefoose has find something you like. We have a been playing with us for about a lot of fun on stage, so you can year and a half, which is fun, and expect a fun evening of acoustic our sound is a little bit more full. music! Coming back to the area It gives us a little more flexibility for the third time, we’re hoping to to do different things on our see some familiar faces. instruments. Other than that, we Advance tickets to Masontown’s have the same personnel: Bradley came together some four years make it sound like a new tune. simple instrument. And I kind of Aug. 7th Story Mansion show are Morse on bass, Mike Canney on ago? RZ: Citing influences like Bill like that it has those limitations. $23 at Cactus Records and mandolin and Eric Wiggs on NP: Yes, there definitely has Monroe and the Matt Flinner Trio, So, there’s definitely some cactusrecords.net (plus fees). guitar. Last time we were in been a little bit of an evolution. I as well as Cahalen Morrison and crossover, but the overall sound of Day of show tickets will also be Montana, Eric broke his hand say that with hesitation because Eli West, how do you think [Fireweed] is very old-time string available at the door for $25, right before tour so we had a some of [what’s on] the new EP Masontown borrows from these band – which we do for a couple depending on availability. The sit-in guitar player, but we’ll have are things we’ve been playing Story is located at 811 S Willson Eric this time – as far as we for a long time that people Ave. in Bozeman. know [laughs]. tend to like, but we’ve never “We’re pretty eclectic as far as acoustic bands go [and] Additional performances during RZ: Do you think the live show recorded. The more we play the Montana tour include Helena’s conveys the personalities of its we do kind of find we’re not Myrna Loy on Aug. 1st, The Celtic members? just a hard-driving bluegrass have a lot of fun on stage, so you can expect a fun evening Cowboy in Great Falls on Aug. NP: We come from a lot of band, that’s not quite our 2nd, Cisel Hall at MSU-Billings on different backgrounds. Eric and sound anyways. I think our of acoustic music!” Aug. 6th, Emigrant’s Follow Yer’ Bradley have a lot more jazz in strengths are a lot more in Nose BBQ on Aug. 8th and theirs, Mike grew up playing our sound and how we play – Natalie on the Masontown live show Missoula’s Longstaff House on bluegrass. Sam is just the goofiest, our instruments. We’re not Aug. 11th. Select shows are ticket- happiest guy you’ll ever meet and just all about bluegrass, all and other artists in creation of its songs here and there in our sets, ed events. See the Masontown that definitely comes across in his the time. own original sound? but we’re not an old-time band website for further details. banjo playing. It’s hard to watch RZ: What can you share NP: We take a lot of care and by any means. Learn more about the band at Sam and not smile when he plays, about the new tunes you’ve been pride in the harmony singing, so RZ: Maybe you’ll have a few masontownmusic.com or find so he’s been such a fun addition to working on? you’ll hear a lot of duo, even advance copies of that at the show them on Facebook and Instagram the band. We all have different day NP: It’s a 7-track EP and three-part harmonies. As far as the as well? (@masontownmusic) for updated jobs, too, so it’s always fun to come they’re actually all covers from tradition of bluegrass, we do try to NP: Yeah, I definitely will. tour details and other announce- together. We’re fairly eclectic with [different] genres – there’s a Bob make sure that when we play a They let me put some on the table. ments. Their latest album, In This the kind of music we do. We will Dylan song, there’s an old-time bluegrass tune, we take care to They’re nice. [laughs] Time, is out now. Follow-up EP, Age, throw a few bluegrass originals in, song, there’s a traditional bluegrass note the way it’s been done. We’re RZ: You also keep busy as an will be available for purchase in but you’ll often hear some jazz song. With this one, we’re trying not trying to reinvent the wheel in educator, giving fiddle and violin advance at the Montana shows. influence, a little bit of funk some- to show off more of our that way, just want to be able to lessons in private settings and at Take a closer look at times. It’s fun for us to switch it up, arrangements instead of the play a simple melody really well. camp retreats. Can you reconcile Natalie’s solo projects by visiting and I think for the audience too. songwriting and tunewriting. We’re And the Flinner Trio, they’ve got a how differing styles have converged nataliepadillamusic.com, RZ: The local show is part of going to have physical copies on lot of jazz influence, so we do have in your life as a professional where you can also pre-order Bozeman Folklore’s ‘Pickin’ in the the tour and you’ll definitely hear a few tunes that might have a musician? Fireweed. The new album officially Park’ series, which affords its acts some of the songs at the show. And really strange chord progression NP: I grew up playing a lot releases Sept. 6th but will also be the historic setting of the Story then, since the whole music age is out of nowhere. Like, ‘Whoa. more Texas-style, kind of bluegrass available during the Montana tour. Mansion. Do you think playing in a changing state, we’re going to Where’d that come from? Those stuff, as well as classical. I still do a Bozeman Folklore Society is an all- this sort of venue elevates the release a few singles gradually and aren’t bluegrass chords.’ [laughs] little classical music here and there, volunteer nonprofit organization dedicated performance and/or the I think the whole album will be out RZ: Aside from the group, but as I got older, I got really into to promoting, preserving, enjoying, and audience’s experience? early 2020. and probably like a few of your Irish music at one point and I’ve sharing the music, dance, arts, crafts, NP: I do. We played the Story RZ: In This Time features a bandmates, you’re also a solo been really into old-time stuff in and skills of traditional cultures. Please Mansion a couple years ago when mix of revamped traditional tunes musician. With your sophomore the last 5ish to 10 years. People visit bozemanfolklore.org for we were in town and just really and Masontown originals. How release, Fireweed, out at summer’s hear you play these different all upcoming BFS concert and dance enjoyed playing there. It’s the right does the writing process look end, how does your solo material things, then come to me information. • #1 hit songs, the Grand Ole Opry, to being including amazing female singers and song- “Strawberry writers. It should be a great night of Wine” and “We fun, and I hope Montanans will Danced come out to welcome Stephanie and Anyway.” our guests to Bozeman.” Hoot returns to streets of historic Quayle was Tickets for this event are limited recently and are now on sale at www.run- Downtown Livingston inducted into ningironwhiskey.com and CMT’s revered www.dryhillsdistillery.com. After last year’s break due swampy New Orleans ballads and us how much they love the Hoot.” “Next Women of General admission tickets are $30 to street construction, one of groove-laden Gulf Coast blues have Livingston City Manager Mike Country” Class when purchased in advance or $40 Park County’s most anticipated made her a one-of-a-kind favorite Kardoes added, “The City of of 2019 and has on the day of the show, depending events – the Livingston Hoot with music lovers all over the world. Livingston has been a proud sponsor been named an on availability. VIP tickets are also – returns to the streets of his- With each new release, her reputa- of the Hoot and we have enjoyed “Artist You Need available for $100 and feature a toric downtown on Thursday, tion as a profoundly soulful singer, a the vibrancy and sense of communi- to Know” by reserved concert viewing area, August 8th from 4–10pm. boundlessly talented pianist and a ty it brings to our Downtown. We Rolling Stone private reception, meet and greet The annual gathering is a courageous, inventive songwriter certainly welcome the Hoot home to Country. opportunities and dedicated bar free, family friendly celebration continues to grow. Her love of the the new and improved Livingston “Coming area. complete with children’s area, road has led to years of soul- Downtown in 2019.” home and Food and beverages will be nonprofit organizations, food satisfying performances at festivals, The Hoot has brought thousands performing in available on-site, with the event open and drink vendors, and of concert halls and clubs. Her latest of people downtown to enjoy free Bozeman native Stephanie Quayle and my home state is one of the greatest to all and fun for the entire family. course a large stage featuring release, Shine Bright, is available now. shows with artists Vince Gill, Grammy-nominated Deana Carter to gifts of being an artist,” Quayle Singing and dancing will be great live music! Performing in One of the most exciting bands Rodney Crowell, Jon Cleary, Roy headline Dry Hills Distillery concert said ahead of the concert announce- encouraged, and doors are 2019 are Texas boogie legend to glide onto the music scene in Rogers, the Tin Men, Fishing Music,in conjunction with Running Iron ment. “Sharing our Montana with expected to open at 5:30pm. • Marcia Ball and opening years, the Western Flyers’ unique the Quebe Sisters and many more Whiskey launch these extraordinary women, Deana swing band The Western sound is a cross-section of the Great special guests including Bill Payne, Dry Hills Distillery recently Carter and Jenny Tomlin, will be an Flyers. Music starts at 6pm. American Songbook: classic western Phil Aaberg and John Mayer. The announced its latest concert, set for incredible night of music. It’s the “Fifty years have passed in swing, hot jazz and swing standards, Hoot has been nominated the Saturday, August 24th. This year’s perfect way to follow up shooting the a flash,” says Texas-born, vintage country and cowboy songs, Governor’s Tourism Event of the event at the Bozeman distillery’s ‘If I Was a Cowboy’ music video Louisiana-raised pianist, and electrifying old-time fiddle Year and won the Park County headquarters promises to be one of right here in Big Sky Country and to songwriter and vocalist Marcia tunes. Blending tradition with Community Journal’s “Special Eventthe better lineups in Montana this celebrate all that’s ahead.” Ball of her long and storied musical innovation, their of the Year” honor for three summer with three amazing women Dry Hills has quickly gained a career. Ball, the 2018 Texas entertaining show is sure to astound consecutive years. set to perform. Headliners include reputation both as a great outdoor State Musician of the Year and the music fan in all of us. Mighty Fine Time presents the CMA Award-winning artist Deana concert location and for putting on a four-time Grammy nominee, Hoot co-producers John Lowell Hoot in partnership with the City of Carter and Montana darling fun shows. has won worldwide fame and and Joanne Gardner Lowell are Livingston and fiscal sponsor the Stephanie Quayle. Jenny “This year’s concert is certain to countless fans for her ability to pleased with what the event has Park County Community Tolman, a rising star in the be our best yet,” said Erica Droge, ignite a full-scale roadhouse become. “It has exceeded our Foundation with support from a host Nashville music scene, will open co-founder of Dry Hills Distillery. rhythm and blues party every expectations,” said John Lowell. “We of local businesses and individuals. the show. “We have a unique lineup featuring time she takes the stage. Her are just thrilled with how many peo- For further event details and , please Carter has sold more than 6 women who have done it all – from rollicking Texas boogies, ple missed it last year and have told visit www.livingstonhoot.com. • million records and recorded three winning CMA Awards, to singing at

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Songwriting masters Steve Earle, James McMurtry showcase talents at Rialto Downtown Bozeman’s Rialto songwriters Townes Van Zandt and Know,” “You Got to Me”). “The Theater features loads of fantastic Guy Clark, he quickly became a lyrical theme is mostly about live entertainment for music-lovers master storyteller in his own right, relationships,” McMurtry says. “It’s this and every mont h. Here’s a look with his songs being recorded by also a little about the big old world at just a few of t he upcoming Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Waylon verses the poor little farmer or happenings. Jennings, Joan Baez, Emmylou fisherman.” Famed country group Asleep at Harris, The Pretenders, and McMurtry tours year round a nd the Wheel will perform on countless others. A true Ren aissance consistently throws down Thursday, August 1st at 8pm. man, Earle has become a n ovelist, a unparalleled powerhouse perform- Tickets to this all ages show are film, TV, and stage actor, play- ances. The Washington Post notes: $35. Doors at 7pm. wright, record producer, and radio “Much attention is paid to James Their latest album, New Roots, host. Last year also marked the 30t h McMurtry’s lyrics and rightfully so: marks both a path forward and a anniversary of his legendary album, He creates a novel’s worth o f emo - nod to the freewheeling roots (get Copperhead Road. tion and experience in four minutes it?) of one of Texas’ most beloved Returning to the Rialto on of blisteringly stark couplets. What bands fronted by founding member Sunday, August 11th, is legendary gets overlooked, however, is that he’s Roy Benson. With a fresh new tunesmith James McMurtry with an accomplished rock guitar player lineup, a bracing blend of origin al support from Bonnie Whitmore [...] serious stuff, im parted by a songs and vibrant cover mater ial at 8:30pm. General admission singularly serious band.” and some unanticipated new tickets to this 18+ show are $26. Check out a Punk Rock musical tangents, Asleep at the Doors at 7:30pm. Showcase on Friday, August 16th. The Lucitones Wheel demonstrates convincingly McMurtry continues to ride The evening will include sets by it’s more relevant, enjoyable and waves of universal acclaim for his The Lucitones, Göners ÜK, raw and angerous. punk rock, bringing its true essence musically nimble than any time in last offering, Complicated Game. “At a Death Trophy and Pop Violence Göners is a punk rock band back to the stage and its 49 year history. stage where most veteran musicians with the music beginning at 9pm. based in Bozeman. Influenced by making it dangerous again. Steve Earle and The D ukes fall into a groove or rut , McMurtry Tickets to this 18+ show are $10. everything from world topics to Pop Violence is a gloomy punk follow with a show on Tuesday, continues to surprise,” Texas Music Doors at 8pm. personal bouts, these five fellas bring band from Missoula. August 6th at 8:30pm. General magazine noted. “[ Complicated Game] Formed in Whitefish, The along their own brand of fast paced, The Rialto is located at 10 W admission tickets to this 21+ show is a collection of narratives as Lucitones have created their own progressive, rock n’ roll with a punk Main St. in the center of historic are $45. Doors at 7:30pm. sharply observed as any from stripe of hard-driving rockabilly rock attitude and energy. Downtown Bozeman. Peruse One of the mo st acclaimed McMurtry, but with a contemplative influenced punk rock. Following Death Trophy is as if all your current happenings and buy singer/songwriters of his depth that comes wit h maturity.” their debut EP Demolition in 2017, bad decisions manifested into four advance tickets at www.logjampre- generation, Earle and his band visit Indeed, the Austin resident’s latest the trio have released an eponymous dirty dudes and started practicing in sents.com/rialto. Follow the Bozeman following the spring collection spotlights a singular full-length and this spring’s follow- your garage, paying you a middle Rialto on Facebook and Instagram release of GUY, his 19th s tudio craftsman as he t urns inward up, Three Moons. The Lucitones stick finger for rent. This four-man for the most up to date event album. A protege of legendary (“These Things I’ve Come to to the roots keeping rock n’ roll Bozeman outfit is known for its no-frills announcements. •

Groove-based rock trio KALO hits Chico KKC live acts: Donnie Elliot, ahead of annual Block Party Bob Britten & Rich Mayo An area favorite among local groovesome rhythm and blues meets the band’s music follows a theme of soakers, Chico Hot Springs also fiery rock n’ roll. KALO defies courage in the face of adversity perform weekly serves as the perfect outset for river convention, channeling power trios delivered in an upbeat, western roots In between backyard barbecues, including the Gentlemen of Jazz adventures and trips into like The Police, Jimi Hendrix format, ultimately leaving the head down to the Kountry Korner and solo piano nightly at the Yellowstone. And when the sun sets Experience, Rush or Cream. Much audience feeling hopeful and happy. Café for a great dinner and some Cellar 301 for several years. on the day’s activity of choice, head in the vein of Led Zeppelin, the Sometimes joined by fiddle, pedal live music. The Four Corners Rich Mayo performs every into the Saloon for fantastic live band fuses blues-influenced songs steel, bass, and harmonica, this restaurant serves delicious grub, as Tuesday at 6pm. Upcoming entertainment every weekend. with rock and roll anthems and group always brings something well as local musician residencies dates include August 6th and Here’s a look at who’s headed to the electric shows. With only a bass, unique to their shows, with each throughout the month. Here’s 13th. Known for his stylistic Paradise Valley watering hole. guitar and drums, the band delivers sounding different than the last. a look at some upcoming versatility, Rich is an BlackWater Band bring the powerful stage performances and an Following back-to-back sets by performance dates. exceptional guitarist, vocalist noise on Friday and Saturday, unparalleled sound. the Helena Blues Project on Take in the Donnie Elliot and harmonica player. He is a August 2nd and 3rd. The rock n’ roll The original country-rock style of August 16th and 17th, Chico gears Experience every Friday night at founding member of local group variety group will have you off your Bozeman’s Dead Yellers brings a up for its 21st Annual 5:30pm. They’ll be ready to Dos Mayos whose unique feet and on the dancefloor in no true Montana sound to each and Neighborhood Block Party entertain on August 2nd, 9th and arrangements of Latin, jazz, time, so order a drink at the bar and every performance, including their featuring Montana Rose on 16th. Performing a blend of crowd blues and Americana span the get that liquid motivation flowing! shows at Chico on Friday and Sunday, August 18th. The BBQ and favorites and a few originals like decades. His solo sets draw KALO fronts a Sunday show on Saturday, August 9th and 10th. beer tent opens at 5pm, followed by “Honky Cat” and “Taxman,” these inspiration from numerous gen- August 4th at 8pm. The trio is Founded by frontman Peter King, the music and street dance at 6pm. guys will add to the ambience while res, creating an Americana mix With eight recordings to their credit, you enjoy your end-of-week meal. any audience is sure to enjoy. Montana Rose has come to embody A local pianist and KKC fixture, For more information about the spirit of Americana. It’s a Bob Britten brings Saturday upcoming events, call (406) 586- harmonious union of the most performances August 3rd, 10th and 2281 or visit www.kountryko- recognizable genres of American 17th at 5:30pm each evening. rnermontana.com. • music blended into a unique western Britten studied style. Forged in the crucible of piano and gui- cowboy bars throughout the Rocky tar as a youth Mountain West, Montana Rose is growing up in comprised of front woman Claudia New Jersey, Williams, guitarist Bill Dwyer, bassist but it was the Todd Silas, and Rick Philipp guitar that holding the groove. brought him Chico Saloon music begins to Montana. at 9pm, unless otherwise noted. He studied Chico Hot Springs is located in classical guitar Pray, 20 miles south of Livingston. and attended Come sip, soak, and swing! Christopher For more information, visit Parkening’s www.chicohotsprings.com. • master classes at Montana State University in 1981 and Dry Hills announces ‘Women & Whiskey’ 1982. Bob played guitar concert featuring Deana Carter, and piano in various bands Stephanie Quayle in Billings

#1 hit songs, the Grand Ole Opry, to being including amazing female singers and song- “Strawberry writers. It should be a great night of Wine” and “We fun, and I hope Montanans will Danced come out to welcome Stephanie and Anyway.” our guests to Bozeman.” Quayle was Tickets for this event are limited recently and are now on sale at www.run- inducted into ningironwhiskey.com and CMT’s revered www.dryhillsdistillery.com. “Next Women of General admission tickets are $30 Country” Class when purchased in advance or $40 of 2019 and has on the day of the show, depending been named an on availability. VIP tickets are also “Artist You Need available for $100 and feature a to Know” by reserved concert viewing area, Rolling Stone private reception, meet and greet Country. opportunities and dedicated bar “Coming area. home and Food and beverages will be performing in available on-site, with the event open Bozeman native Stephanie Quayle and my home state is one of the greatest to all and fun for the entire family. Grammy-nominated Deana Carter to gifts of being an artist,” Quayle Singing and dancing will be headline Dry Hills Distillery concert said ahead of the concert announce- encouraged, and doors are in conjunction with Running Iron ment. “Sharing our Montana with expected to open at 5:30pm. • Whiskey launch these extraordinary women, Deana Dry Hills Distillery recently Carter and Jenny Tomlin, will be an announced its latest concert, set for incredible night of music. It’s the Saturday, August 24th. This year’s perfect way to follow up shooting the event at the Bozeman distillery’s ‘If I Was a Cowboy’ music video headquarters promises to be one of right here in Big Sky Country and to the better lineups in Montana this celebrate all that’s ahead.” summer with three amazing women Dry Hills has quickly gained a set to perform. Headliners include reputation both as a great outdoor CMA Award-winning artist Deana concert location and for putting on Carter and Montana darling fun shows. Stephanie Quayle. Jenny “This year’s concert is certain to Tolman, a rising star in the be our best yet,” said Erica Droge, Nashville music scene, will open co-founder of Dry Hills Distillery. the show. “We have a unique lineup featuring Carter has sold more than 6 women who have done it all – from million records and recorded three winning CMA Awards, to singing at page 4C • Volume 26, Number 15 - August 01, 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 15 - August 01, 2019 • page 5C Page 6C • The RollingZone • augusT 01, 2019

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The casual atmosphere of long- Michael hunting, fishing and other outdoor time local gathering spot Bridger Jackson! Holler recreation. Learn more at Brewing is great for working N’ Pine is Mike www.montanawildlife.org. lunches, quick escapes from campus Singer (banjo), Proceeds from Monday, August and happy hour with friends. The Mason Tuttle 12th will benefit the Chord Rustlers. uniquely crafted pizzas are meant to (upright bass), This extraordinary group of local be shared – with a cold beer to Storm Norick men gather in celebration of the wash it down, of course! But aside (fiddle), and truly American art form of barber- from its award-winning pies and Yogesh Simpson shop music. They also sponsor a delectable suds, the south-side (lead vocals, summer music camp for high school brewer also hosts Music & Mussels guitar). Find kids, put on an annual spring show, every Wednesday and {Pints with their original and sell the famous Tater Pigs™ at Purpose} on Mondays. Here’s a release, Smell the Sweet Pea. Learn more at look at some of the upcoming acts Freedom, on www.chordrustlers.org. and nonprofits. Bandcamp. Aid the efforts of the Greater Wednesday nights from The happy Yellowstone Coalition on Monday, 5:30–8pm, Bridger Brewing hosts hour spot hosts August 19th. The organization Music & Mussels! Enjoy some Walcrik on works to protect the lands, waters live music and succulent, steamed Wednesday, and wildlife of the Greater mussels with house-made sweet August 21st. Holler N’ Pine Yellowstone Ecosystem, now and for Italian sausage, tomatoes, garlic, Andrew future generations. Learn more at and chili flakes, topped with Morehouse and treated to a variety of styles profits on the calendar in the www.greateryellowstone.org. parsley and tomato salsa. Tim Baucom have been playing and including Americana, rock n’ roll, coming weeks. Head over to enjoy a Bridger Brewing provides the Holler N’ Pine are back on writing together for the better part old time and country music. These house-brewed pint and be charitable Bozeman community with unique Wednesday, August 7th. The band of a decade, with their debut EP outdoor sets are weather-dependent in the process! hand-crafted brews, fresh artisan- has been playing together for years available now. This Bozeman-based and subject to change. Have a brew and help raise style pizzas, and more. Learn more with decades of experience between folk/bluegrass duo plays original, Bridger Brewing also plays host dollars for Montana Wildlife Federation about upcoming events and daily members. Holler N’ Pine play tight traditional and cover music. {Pints with Purpose} every on Monday, August 5th. The con- specials at www.bridgerbrew- acoustic string music for a variety of Also this summer, enjoy a solo Monday night from 5–8pm where servation organization leads efforts ing.com. Bridger is located at 1609 local events. Their music is great for acoustic show on the patio by Joe $1 of every pint sold will be to protect Montana’s abundant fish S 11th Ave., just across from the getting people on the dance floor as Knapp of SlomoJoe on Tuesdays donated to a featured local nonprof- and wildlife, its natural lands and Fieldhouse. They’re open for long as you’re not looking for from 5–7pm. Brew-lovers will be it. Here’s a look at some of the non- waters, and public access for business from 11:30am–9pm daily. •

Grammy-winning SteelDrivers, Reckless Kelly to play Old Saloon ChickenJam West presents a trio collaborative release A Letter from progression, conjuring music ties of production, SoDown curates album, Sunset Motel, is, like all its show featuring the talents of Lost Bliss are available now. drenched in soul, blues, bluegrass, an immersive, sensory experience predecessors, distinctive in its own Ox, Letter B and Mandy Mandy Rowden is an Austin- R&B, country and rock n’ roll. both in the studio and on stage. way while true to form. Self- Rowden on Friday, August 2nd at based singer/songwriter and multi- Also on August 9th but back in Local country artist Jason produced and recorded in Austin’s the Filling Station. The music begins instrumentalist who’s been Bozeman, SoDown at 8:30pm. Admission to this 21+ compared to Lucinda Williams, Kim brings his ‘Motive show is FREE with a Sweet Pea Richey, and Stevie Nicks, to name a Summer Tour’ to the wristband and $5 for those without. few. Her latest album, When That Filling Station. Bass Doors at 7:30pm. Day Comes, is a collection of warm, Physics will get the Portland-based Lost Ox is part engaging songs about life and loss. music started at rapid-fire rambling lyrics, part Its easy pace and vulnerable lyrics 9:30pm. Tickets to whiskey blues soul grass, two parts roll out a welcome mat of raw, emo- this 21+ show are $9 neo-funk groove – all with an extra tional accessibility revealing a world in advance and $12 at helping of electro-psychedelic heat. textured by hurt and hope alike. the door. Doors at The prog-blues-folk quartet bring Grammy-winning bluegrass 8:30pm. their own brand of inventive playful- group The SteelDrivers bring a Ehren River ness to performances; weaving dark, show to Emigrant’s Old Saloon on Wright, better known murderous yarns in the same stride Friday, August 9th with help from as SoDown, is tattoo- as delightfully groovy jive numbers, Town Mountain at 8pm. Tickets ing his own signature saturated richly with improvisation to this all-ages show are $25 in on the world of dance and interplay. Their debut album, advance and $30 at the door. music, illuminating a Wildheart, is available now. Doors at 7pm. vibrant destiny for the Missoula’s own Letter B was The SteelDrivers’ innovative, saxophone playing born from a thought and a beat, a soulful brand of bluegrass has made producer. His live sets cadence and a rhyme, a bouncing them one of the most successful are saturated with ball bellowing under the Big Sky. bands on the contemporary blue- vigor and animation, The SteelDrivers The folk/rock, indie/hip-pop group grass scene. The Nashville-based breathing life into a myriad draws inspiration from the likes of group collected a Grammy Award of electronic sub-genres. Combining Wickens takes the Filler stage on renowned Arlyn Studios (where self- the Dave Matthews Band, for ‘Best Bluegrass Album’ for their a palpable groove with thunderous, Saturday, August 10th with Matt released debut Millican was made Atmosphere and Ray Lamontagne latest release, The Muscle Shoals bass-centric aromas, SoDown creates Miller opening at 7:30pm. more than two decades ago) and to blend its down-home roots with a Recordings. Visiting Montana as part an unparalleled atmosphere. Tickets to this 21+ show are $9 in mixed by Jim Scott (Rolling Stones, global perspective. Their latest EP of its summer tour, the group Between his unbound inspiration, advance and $12 at the door. Dixie Chicks, Tom Petty, Sting, Catch Me When I Fall and new continues its rich musical and acute attention to the technicali- Doors at 6:30pm. Roger Daltrey, Crowded House, et Co-founder of Bozeman’s al.), it reflects Reckless Kelly’s atten- own Live From The Divide, tion to craft and continuity. The Wickens grew up on his family’s songs hit one emotional peak after ranch in rural north-central another: the infectious “Volcano,” Montana where he taught him- the urgent “One More One Last self to sing and play guitar. At an Time,” the desperate desire that early age, he was introduced to comes full circle in “How Can You Texas-based artists like Houston Love Him (You Don’t Even Like Marchman, Walt Wilkins, Him)” and the bittersweet title Charlie Robison and Jason track. With steady guitar drive and Boland who inspired him to write a series of insistent choruses, they music and tell stories in a way all ring with power and conviction that felt truly authentic to him. that make Sunset Motel a breathtak- He has taken that passion and ing listening experience. focused his efforts on writing and Also this summer, ChickenJam sharing stories through song. His presents FREE live music at the self-titled debut album released Bozeman Taproom immediately fol- last year. In addition to writing lowing Music on Main. Upcoming and performing his music, acts include harmonizing multi- Wickens has worked with artists instrumental act Wind and the like Sturgill Simpson, Chris Willows on August 1st, soulful hip- Knight, Radney Foster, Hayes hoppers STiLGONE on August Carll, Ray Wylie Hubbard, Steve 8th, and experimental groovemasters Earle, Dale Watson and many PermaFunk on August 15th. Enjoy others during his Live tenure. these and other regional bands one Back in Emigrant, Reckless block north after the downtown Kelly front an Old Saloon show festivities this summer! on Sunday, August 18th. The Advance tickets for these and music begins at 8pm. Tickets to other upcoming shows are available this all-ages show are $20 in in-store at Cactus Records and advance and $25 at the door. www.cactusrecords.net. Doors at 7pm. For more information, visit The Americana rockers’ latest www.chickenjamwest.com. •

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Downtown Bozeman’s Eagles Bar is home of Rubber Knife Gang, Paul Simon, Reel Big emotionally intelligent poetry, soulful vocals, R&B, hip-hop, and indie rock to perform to entertainment aplenty this summer. The Fish, Tom Petty, The White Stripes, Turnpike and pretty guitar stylings make a delightful original songs that bristle with vital relevance, seasoned watering hole features drink specials, Troubadours, Snoop Dogg, The Devil Makes listening experience best described as “Crues emotional fervor, and soul-drenched blues. Friday night BINGO and burgers, twice Three, James Gang, The Kinks, Bob Dylan, Music,” a self-styled blend of country, Back in the Ballroom, Thunderpussy weekly karaoke, regular live music by local and The Beatles, any many more. rock, and blues. take the stage on Monday, August 19th. New musicians, and Ballroom shows featuring The next midweek acoustics come Missoula-based MudSlide Charley will York rock band Hollis Brown will open the visiting acts. Here’s a look at who’s playing at bring their show at 9pm. If Thor’s Hammer of the Gods FOE in the coming weeks. house- from “Immigrant Song” landed in the hands Seattle-based rockers Supersuckers front rockin’ of four wise, willful and wild women, it would a Ballroom show on Friday, August 2nd at roots sound something like Thunderpussy. The 7pm. The self-proclaimed “Greatest Rock n’ music to quartet do the most rock n’ roll thing possible Roll Band in the World” is celebrating three Bozeman and quite literally fuck up every rock n’ roll decades with a summer tour in support of on Friday, stereotype you know to be true, piercing the their latest release, the loud, resounding Suck August halls of Valhalla in the process. The Seattle- It. The band’s 12th studio album showcases a 16th. From based group has evolved into a quiet ruthless, get-it-done trio that sounds rebuilt its first phenomenon with the endorsement of Rolling from Motorhead parts. Tickets to this show sparks in Stone and Pearl Jam guitarist Mike McCready, are $13.50 in-store at Cactus Records. 2004, the as well as a string of already legendary Also on August 2nd, Bozeman funk trio band has performances under their high-waisted belts. Holding for Hux is set for the Friday night continued Tickets to the Bozeman show are $13.50 in- bar set downstairs. The group plays a wide to ignite store at Cactus Records. variety of groovy rock and funk tunes to keep and Always a blast, Sunrise Karaoke things saucy for those who want to get out on morph sets up every Thursday and Saturday night the floor and boogie. Head down and over the at 9pm this summer. Come sing your heart check ‘em out! years into out and maybe even do a dance number Guitarist and vocalist Robert Lethert of what is between songs. The Innocents (formerly the Booze Hounds) now a five- Bridger Mountain Big Band performs will play a solo set on Wednesday, August 7th piece pow- regularly on Sundays from 7–9:30pm. The at 8pm. Expect to hear a blend of old school erhouse. 17-piece jazz orchestra celebrates the music of country and contemporary Americana. His The band Duke Ellington, Count Basie, and more, with strong gravely voice will perfectly complement draws its original arrangements and music of all genres your evening at the downtown watering hole. MudSlide Charley inspiration from the 1900s to today. Check them out on Red Glow Buffalo returns to the Eagles from a Facebook for performance announcements. on Friday, August 9th. The band plays music more anti- Eagles Bar live music begins at 9pm, unless that’s fun, adventurous and cool – sometimes courtesy of Daniel Kosel on Wednesday, quated era, when Muddy Waters and John otherwise noted. Head downtown to play a loud, but always fresh. They play twangy, rock August 14th at 8pm. He’s a Montana-based Lee Hooker first fused the rough and rural game of pool, listen to some great local n’ roll-style originals and many “repurposed” singer/songwriter and guitarist who performs vibes of southern acoustic blues with modern bands, or stop in for a cold one any day of the covers. Calling “Montellowstone” home, Red originals from his albums Beartooth Stage and electric instruments. MudSlide Charley week! The Eagles is located at 316 E Main, Glow Buffalo draws inspiration from the likes The Rain, plus a delicious bevy of covers. His weaves their blues foundation with Stax-era next to the Nova Café. •

Trampled by Turtles, Blackberry Smoke help cap summer with

mountain music festival

The 2nd Annual Moonlight MusicFest Carroll (banjo), Tim Saxhaug (bass), and Ryan for a singular sound indebted to classic rock, Dwayne Dopsie & the Zydeco comes to Big Sky’s Madison Village on Friday Young (fiddle). Over the last fifteen years, the blues, country and folk. The band returns to Hellraisers, as well as local acts Satsang and Saturday, August 16th–17th. The festival group has carved out a fast, frenetic sound that Montana this summer in support of their sixth and The Dusty Pockets. will once again bring a wide array of stellar owes as much to rock n’ roll as it does release, Find a Light. Songs hew toward The festival, which is situated on the north- bands and music to the mountains of bluegrass. Trampled by Turtles come to Big easygoing roots-rock (“Run Away From It All”) side of Lone Peak with spectacular 360-degree Montana, including national artists and Sky in support of their latest album, Life Is and Southern rock stomps (“The Crooked views of surrounding mountains, will feature a local phenoms. Good on the Open Road. Recent single Kind”), as well as stripped-down acoustic vendor row with food and beverage trucks as Night one headliners Trampled by “Wildflowers” is also available now. numbers (“I’ve Got This Song”) and bruising well as cool festival merchandise, a “Fun & Turtles bring their brand of progressive Southern country rockers Blackberry alt-country (“Nobody Gives a Damn”). Rich Games” area for kids big and small, and more bluegrass from Duluth, Minnesota. Fronted by Smoke cap the weekend of music on instrumental flourishes – keening fiddle, in an unsurpassable setting. Dave Simonett, the band of road warriors is Saturday. Since emerging from Atlanta in the solemn organ and bar-band piano boogie – Festival tickets are available now at rounded out by Erik Berry (mandolin), Dave early aughts, the quintet has become known add further depth and resonance. www.moonlightmusicfest.com, where Moonlight MusicFest will feature additional you can also learn more about the featured performances by The Record Company, acts and weekend festivities. Discounted hotel The Wood Brothers, St. Paul & the rates available. Be sure to follow the FEST on Broken Bones, Josh Ritter & the Royal Facebook and Instagram for updated event Paul Lee Kupfer, folkster Bill Price City Band, The War & Treaty and information (@MoonlightMusicFest). •

maintain summer spirit at

downtown distillery Whether you’re soaking up some sun on the Edis and the Incredibles. Edis’ primary patio or making your way inside for a brief instruments are her powerful and heartfelt reprieve from the heat, Bozeman Spirits vocals. She also plays six and twelve-string Distillery is the perfect venue for a downtown guitar, four and five-string bass, ukulele, and pit stop. During the summer months, the tasting percussion. Influences include Bonnie Raitt, room hosts live music by local musicians every Marshall Tucker, and George Jones, but Tuesday and Thursday from 5:30–8pm. Here’s whatever the song, you can count on heartfelt a look at the upcoming acts to enjoy alongside a vocals and fine musicality. tasty adult concoction. Folk rock and Americana artist Bill Price Left on Tenth guitarist Ian Bailey brings a performs on Tuesday, August 13th. With one solo show to the distillery on Thursday, August foot in folk and the other in rock, the 1st. The band blends elements of funk, reggae, singer/songwriter and recording artist performs jazz, hip-hop, rock n’ roll, blues, and everything solo, with his band, and other fellow musicians. in between. Head down and enjoy his solo The Beatles and Bob Dylan inspired a then- renditions! teenager to set his sights on songwriting. Price Paul Lee Kupfer will bring the acoustics has released numerous albums of both original on Tuesday, August 6th. Originally from the and traditional music. mountains of West Virginia, Kupfer has Butte-based balladeer Tom Susanj visits on travelled as a solo performer and band leader Thursday, August 15th. Known for his for more than a decade. He has a distinctive singer/songwriter style popular in the 60s and approach and his arrangements are inventive 70s, Tom’s music brings a heartfelt nostalgia for and fun. Restless touring and writing has simpler times. A time when simple songs fueled allowed him to share the bill with some of his complex feelings, songs that had melodies you heroes and bring his music to many different could hum along with and lyrics you could kinds of people across the United States. understand. Like the artist himself, Tom’s Kupfer is a member of local trio the Bus Driver performances are “easy on the ears and fun Tour alongside Danny Freund and Ian Thomas. for the feet.” Edis returns on Thursday, August 8th. Her Learn more about Bozeman Spirits’ distilling unique brand of folky, bluesy tunes has moved processes and other offerings at www.boze- and entertained audiences for many years. She manspirits.com. Regular tasting room hours performs at various venues and functions in are Monday to Saturday from 10am–8pm and solo, duo, and trio acts, as well as with her band Sundays from noon–8pm. •

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Pine Creek sees Young Dubliners, immersive Led Zeppelin tribute Pine Creek Lodge has been packing its out- begins at 7pm. Tickets are $15 in advance or availability. door stages with incredible talent all summer, $20 day of show, based on availability. Zoso embod- but the season ain’t over yet! The modern-rustic Although the Dubliners’ sound is most ies Page, Plant, space is gearing up for an extensive August slate commonly referred to as “Celtic Rock,” that Bonham, and to keep guests and others entertained until the label, as labels often can be, is misleading. The Jones in their very last golden sunset. Here’s a look at what’s Irish influence is there, certainly, but it’s not the spirit, tightly coming up. only influence rearing its head on their albums, wound talent and Mandy Rowden will have the audience or in live shows. After all, several of the band authenticity. Each swaying on Thursday, August 1st. The Beer members have no Irish roots of any kind. The band member Garden show begins at 7pm and is FREE of Los Angeles-based group has toured extensively has been carefully admission. with the likes of Collective Soul, Jethro Tull, selected to Rowden is an Austin-based singer/song- Johnny Lang, and many more. Following a line- portray both the writer and multi-instrumentalist who’s been up change, the Dubliners are now working on appearance and compared to Lucinda Williams, Kim Richey, their follow-up to 2014’s Nine. playing styles of and Stevie Nicks, to name a few. Her latest Dodgy Mountain Men take the stage their Led album, When That Day Comes, is a collection of with help from the Lazy Owl String Band on Zeppelin counter- warm, engaging songs about life and loss. Its Friday, August 9th. The music begins at 7pm. parts. Zoso’s live easy pace and vulnerable lyrics roll out a wel- Tickets are $10 in advance and day of show, shows are not The Young Dubliners come mat of raw, emotional accessibility reveal- based on availability. about simply play- ing a world textured by hurt and hope alike. Dodgy Mountain Men sling a home-brewed ing the right notes, they are about aura and songs. Centered on a strong foundation of Livingstonian artist Danny Bee steps in on Montana stompgrass that goes down smooth feeling, harkening back to the unique American musical traditions, Hard Line and the Friday, August 2nd. The Beer Garden show but packs a bite, mixing the rhythms of blue- atmosphere Led Zeppelin created. It’s in the band’s live shows showcase a collection of tunes begins at 7pm and is FREE of admission. grass, the soul of the blues and the energy of way they play: each band member’s mastery of that scratch the itch for twang, soul, and rock n’ Known to lend his talents to project bands rock n’ roll with a plethora of other musical authentic vintage instruments, coupled with roll all at once. Barnacle and Blub, he regularly performs in traditions to create a unique electro-acoustic spot on vocals, guitar, bass, drums, and Also in Paradise Valley, Pine Creek presents solo settings with no particular attention to style. experience. The group’s genre-bending keyboards, their compelling stage persona, and its Brunch Live Music Series. The weekend Bee released an album of originals, Chicken Man experimentation and passion for American distinct Led Zeppelin sound, with astounding offering regularly showcases regional musicians Is Doomed, at the top of the year. Find the roots traditions weave together to emphasize visual imagery recreates the music, magic, and from 11am–1pm. Order some food, maybe a collection on SoundCloud or ReverbNation and their lyrical storytelling, creating a musical mystery of a Zeppelin concert. cold beverage, then find a spot! Upcoming acts join the “Cha Cha Cha Revival Movement.” frontier rife with empty mason jars, outlaws, Bozeman’s own Dusty Pockets are set for include: Two Boise on August 4th, Wes Ryan Acker keeps the weekend’s gypsy women and cold Montana storms. Add Friday, August 16th. STiLGONE will get the Urbaniak on August 11th and Hannah momentum going with a solo set on Saturday, three distinct frontmen, a pension for sonic music started at 7pm. The show is FREE of Cooper on August 18th. Take your pick and August 3rd. The Beer Garden show begins at exploration and live performances that build to admission. head over! These shows are FREE of admission 7pm and is FREE of admission. a fever pitch, and you’ve got a concoction that’ll The Pockets tell meaningful stories, and open to the public. Acker lends his banjo-playing talents to make moonshiners proud and compel dancers delivered with grit, wrapped in beautiful Please visit www.pinecreeklodgemon- Minnesota-based Americana powerhouse The to wear out the soles of their shoes. Their latest, melodies and driven by powerful grooves. Their tana.com for ticketing information, to reserve Last Revel. He’s known to provide a wide Changing Lanes, is available now. self-invented genre, “recreational Americana,” your cabin, and to learn more about these and variety of stringed instruments and soulful Zoso: The Ultimate Led Zeppelin is indicative of the band’s mission to make other upcoming events. Pine Creek Lodge is vocals at every show. Don’t miss it! Experience comes to Paradise Valley on seriously good music and have fun at the same located at 2496 E River Rd., just outside of The Young Dubliners return with a Wednesday, August 14th. Augustus opens the time. The band’s debut release, Hard Line, is a Livingston. Party bus rentals available for String Bean-assisted performance on Main Stage show at 7pm. Tickets are $20 in ten-song album that cherry-picks from the select shows. Call (406) 222-3628 for further Wednesday, August 7th. The Main Stage show advance or $25 day of show, based on band’s wide and growing catalog of original information. •

Saturday night sounds courtesy of PermaFunk, Vibe Quartet at Red Tractor For more than five years, Red Tractor styles of jazz, funk, latin, and more. Come fuses a variety of instrumental music ranging Pizza has served as a destination for hungry out, get ready to groove, and hear America’s from jazz standards to original funk numbers locals also in search of live entertainment. only original art form as it exists and evolves and instrumental popular tunes. The group Complementing its handcrafted rounds and in the 21st century. Additional Jazz Nights are set is a Bozeman area favorite and is not to wide selection of regional brews, the local for August 9th and 16th at 7pm. be missed! pizzeria plays host to independent musicians PermaFunk is back on Saturday, August Music Monday sees Minnesota and other events throughout the week. Here’s 3rd at 7pm. The Bozeman-based group makes singer/songwriter Dave Cofell on August a look at what’s coming up. music to keep bodies moving and souls 12th at 6:30pm. Cofell’s songwriting reflects Bridger Creek Boys return to their grooving! Expect plenty of funky, soulful, both his rural roots and lifelong musical usual Thursday slot on August 1st at 7pm. psychedelic, and Latin-infused grooves. The explorations. His performances include a The Boys are an acoustic bluegrass quartet band is inspired by the creativity and passion variety of styles on six and twelve-string steeped in old-time tradition, while also of the 1970s and everyone who participates in guitars and banjo. Show attendees will hear, pushing the genre with newgrass. The band the PermaFunk experiment. among others, the influences of Neil Young, blends originals with covers of traditional Frequent Red Tractor performer Larry Johnny Cash, Fats Waller, Hank Williams Sr., bluegrass and more contemporary artists. Kiff entertains on Tuesday, August 6th at Howlin’ Wolf, Pete Seeger, Leo Kottke, Stan Their style is confident, complex, and full of 7pm. He’s an excellent guitarist and has been Rogers, John Denver and Leadbelly. Cofell’s perform primarily cover songs with a few improvisation that will draw you in and get a country fan all his life, citing Buck Owens as live shows are entertaining, engaging and originals. You can expect to hear the duo play you shaking all over with bluegrass joy. Bridger his number one influence. Expect to hear audience-inclusive. His latest release, A tunes from a variety of artists including Sam Creek Boys will bring additional performances to Red older country tunes with covers of George Thousand Shades of Blue, is available now. Cooke, Simon & Garfunkel, John Denver, Eric Tractor on August 8th and 15th at 7pm. Jones, Owens, Johnny Cash, and Charley Mike & Mike take the stage Tuesday, Clapton, The Rolling Stones, Merle Haggard On August 2nd, Jazz Night takes over Pride, just to name a few. August 13th at 7pm. With music ranging from and Garth Brooks. Red Tractor, as it does every Friday, at 7pm. Enjoy a Saturday night dinner with table- folk and country western, to blues and rock, Red Tractor Pizza is located at 1007 W Curated by guitarist and composer Alex side tunes courtesy of the Vibe Quartet on Mike Comstock of Bozeman band Comstock Main in Bozeman. Check out their menu at Robilotta, these evenings feature the music August 10th at 7pm. The improv quartet Lode and local musician Mike Doughery www.redtractorpizza.com. •

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SLAMFest features talents of Sweet Pea spares no activity with Treasure State’s finest artisans culture-filled weekend in Lindley Bowl. Please & musicians indulge within the designated area Returning to Bogert Park for its ninth The SLAM lineup features the only. No outside annual event, the Summer SLAM immense talent of the many musicians alcohol. Hours of Festival will take place Saturday and right here in our state. With sets by operation: Friday Sunday, August 3rd and 4th. As it has in Michelle Manzo, Sam Platts, Wes from 4–9pm, years past, the 2019 festival features artists Urbaniak and Cole & the Thornes, as Saturday from and performers, culinary artisans, and well as a special Singer/Songwriter Power 12–9pm, and family activities, as well as breweries and Block, the bands that will be gracing the Sunday from distilleries from around the state. One of stage are sure to impress and represent a 9–4pm. Enjoy the unique aspects of the SLAM festival is wide range of genres for your listening responsibly! its spirit of inclusion and community. Free pleasure! In addition to the world class There’s of to attend, the Summer festival is open to music lineup, the stage at SLAM will course plenty of The Sweet Pea Festival returns to the everyone to come and enjoy and connect showcase performances of dance, live dance, theatre and family entertainment to Bozeman area for its 2019 event, Friday, with the creative people of our great theater courtesy of Verge, a yoga demon- keep everyone energized throughout the August 2nd through Sunday, August 4th in state. If you’ve never been to the Summer stration, and more. There’s never a dull weekend. Montana Shakespeare in the celebration of its 42nd year. SLAM Festival, or even if you have, moment on stage at SLAM. See page 2D for Parks comes to Sweet Pea with two Sweet Pea is a three-day festival of the arts here’s a peek at what you’ll find at this a closer look at the 2019 performance slate. performances – Henry IV Part I on Friday, Aug. held the first weekend in August. The Festival year’s event. Artisanal Food 2nd at 3:45pm and Merry Wives of Windsor on kicks off late Friday afternoon in Lindley Park Artists Market One of the benefits of growth in our Sunday, Aug. 4th at 5pm. Both performances with a performance by Montana Shakespeare The 50+ artists representing themselves state is the introduction of new flavors on will take place in The Hollow. in the Parks. Saturday ramps up with a at SLAM range from emerging talent to the food scene. Rest assured, you can still Kaleidoscope Youth Theater presents children’s run and parade that lead the renowned award-winning professional get a traditional hot dog or a hand- Desert Adventures and Ancient community to the park where the festivities artists. Those who specialize in painting, scooped ice cream cone at SLAM, but you Treasures twice on Sat., Aug. 3rd. The first continue through Sunday evening. Weekend ceramics, jewelry, sculpture, glass, wood- can also choose from diverse culinary at 11:30am on the Family Stage, followed with entertainment comes in many forms – music working, textiles, photography, body offerings sure to tantalize every taste bud. a repeat performance at 1:45pm on the of all genres, performances by local theatre products, and mixed media will be offering Pad thai, zesty wings, juicy bison, italian Cypress Point Stage. Romance and intrigue and dance troupes, workshops, family friendly their work for sale both days during the ice... be sure to bring a hearty appetite, ride on the hot desert wind bringing to life the entertainment and activities, a flower show, a festival. These artists are true masters of because you’re going to want to taste exotic flavor of the Sahara. In the best beer and wine garden featuring Montana their craft, and are excited to share it with something from every one of the culinary traditions of Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves, microbrews, and over 100 arts and crafts you. Shopping at the SLAM festival is a artisans bringing their delicious dishes to Aladdin and his magic lamp, and Indiana perfect example of conscientious the festival grounds this year! Jones searching for capitalism... not only do your dollars go Montana Libations Garden treasures in far off directly to the creator, but you have the A refreshing adult beverage can really lands, jump on opportunity to develop a personal complement a meal from one of the food board for a magic connection with the artist. Learning more artisans at SLAM. Step into the libations carpet ride of about the inspiration for a given work of garden and you’ll find something sure to adventure. art directly from its creator will hit the spot, no matter your preference of Verge Theater undoubtedly give you a deeper pour. The microbrewery scene in presents Love, appreciation for the end result. If you Montana has exploded in the past few Loss and What I choose to do some gift shopping, you are years, and SLAM is proud to exclusively Wore on Sat., Aug. assured that the recipient will be getting a serve delicious beers from Montana 3rd in The Hollow handmade gift that is unique and breweries. If liquor is more your speed, at 2:30pm. Nora embodies the spirit of the artist. distilleries from around the state will be and Delia Ephron’s Artist Demonstrations offering samples of some of their memorable play is While perusing the amazing artists at products, and will have a featured cocktail chock-full of SLAM, one might be curious about the available for purchase at the bar that monologues and processes necessary to create such unique showcase the inspired cocktails that can be ensemble pieces about women, clothes and vendors to stroll through and purchase unique and collectible works. The SLAM made from their craft alcohols. The memory covering all the important subjects – gifts for yourself, family and friends. demonstration tent is the perfect place to libations garden is open to SLAM patrons mothers, prom dresses, mothers, buying bras, The week leading up to the Festival offers explore that curiosity! Demonstrating who are 21+ years of age. Please bring mothers, hating purses and why we only additional fun-filled, community events. Artists artists will give in-depth presentations in a your ID if you plan on imbibing. wear black. of all skill levels converge on Main Street for casual setting where audience members are The 2019 Summer SLAM Festival And on the Family Stage, Zak Morgan ‘Chalk on the Walk’ Tuesday morning. On encouraged to engage with the artists and is the perfect place to celebrate the will entertain with two fun, interactive shows. Wednesday evening, local restaurants line ask questions about their processes. Arts in Montana. There’s something for On Sat., Aug. 3rd at 12:30pm, join Zak on a Main Street to offer up samples of their fare, Watching the demonstrations will give you everyone, and the weather should be just magical journey into a musical world called while musicians entertain, during the ever a glimpse at the passion required to create right now that the skies have cleared. Zakland. You’ll learn the power of popular ‘Bite of Bozeman.’ The Sweet Pea Art art as a career. In addition to the Hours of the festival are 10am–7pm on imagination and that anything is possible if Show will be on display at the ERA Landmark scheduled demonstrations, the MSU Saturday, and 10am–5pm on Sunday. you try hard and believe in yourself. Following Downtown Visitor’s Center as well. This all- Guilds will be giving ongoing demonstra- Come support local artists and musicians on Sun., Aug. 4th at 2:45pm, explore the joy hanging, two and three-dimensional juried tions during both days of the festival. at SLAM! Learn more about the 2019 of language, wordplay and stories with Zak show features a diverse collection of artwork, Live Music & Performances event at www.slamfestivals.org. • Morgan in a fun, interactive family concert. ranging from watercolor and oil paintings to Also on Saturday, check out 406 Cirque photography to low-relief sculpture. at 1:30pm on the Family Stage. The Admission to events leading up to Festival Bozeman-based group is inspired by weekend is complimentary. Entry to the events reinventing traditional forms of circus arts and in Lindley Park requires the purchase of an provide a home to performing artists of any admission wristband – Full Weekend Access background and skill level who wish to create presale wristbands are $20, or $10 for kids. something original and different by breaking Here’s a closer look at some event highlights the boundaries between artistic disciplines. that make Sweet Pea what it is! Dance-lovers can experience Collective Sweet Pea’s Bite of Bozeman is a Movement’s “RECESS” at 5pm on Fri., highlight of the annual festivities. This palate- Aug. 2nd at the Lindley Playground. The friendly evening precedes the main event and performance will serve as a reminder that even will take place on Wednesday, July 31st from adults need a recess from the ins and outs of 5:30–8:30pm in Downtown Bozeman. Enjoy the daily routine. On Sat., Aug. 3rd, Blind the food and drink offerings of over 40 area Tiger Society presents “Anthem” at 4:30pm restaurants and food vendors. With in the Bowl. The piece runs the contemporary entertainment on every corner, food choices dance gamut. Volleying between silly, serious, galore, and the fun of dining among friends in satire and sweet, Blind Tiger spins a staggering the middle of Main Street, you’re sure to story of exploits and intrigue. Raison D’être have a good time! Dance Project takes to the Cypress Stage The Sweet Pea Parade is something all on Sun., Aug. 4th at 2:15pm. The company locals and returning visitors are familiar with. is currently preparing for their next The procession is one the largest and most production, “Rachmaninov & Plutonia,” set popular parades in the state of Montana, to premiere Fall 2020. taking place this year on Saturday, August 3rd. And last, but definitely not least, one of the The Sweet Pea Children’s Run at 10am will biggest draws of Sweet Pea is the live music! kick off the parade of colorful floats featuring The 2019 slate will include headlining this year’s theme, “Summertime.” The parade performances by Leftover Salmon, Sister is free and open to the public, running along Sparrow & the Dirty Birds and Blitzen Main between 8th Ave. and Church. Trapper. Also appearing will be Big Sam’s And down in Lindley Park, the annual Funky Nation, The Dead Yellers, The Sweet Pea Flower Show will offer Dusty Pockets, Jon Stickley Trio, Scott something for everyone. Whether you enjoy Pemberton Band, The Powell Brothers the excitement of a contest, the smell of the and Goodnight, Texas. See page 3D for a closer fragrant blossoms, or talking with other avid look at this year’s performance slate. gardeners, you can experience it all at this There’s SO much more dance, theatre, annual showcase. The flowers will be on family entertainment, and other activities to display all weekend. Be sure to stop by the discover! For further festival information and tent to cast your vote for People’s Choice. to purchase 2019 wristbands, visit Adults are invited to stop in the Beer & www.sweetpeafestival.org. A list of Wine Garden to enjoy a local brew or glass regional ticket outlets can also be found on of wine while listening to the music in the the website. •

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August 3 & 4, 2019

SLAM showcases eclectic blend of Montana’s best musicians

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

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Leftover Salmon, Sister Sparrow & Blizen Trapper front Sweet Pea

Live music enthusiasts are in for a truly fantastic weekend Opening the weekend on Friday is New Orleans-based Big their sound combines elements of folk-rock, rootsy soul, and of stage entertainment with the 2019 return of the Sweet Pea Sam’s Funky Nation at 6:30pm. Known for a boisterous country. The Brothers’ music really comes to life in their high- Festival to Lindley Park, Friday through Sunday, August blend of funk, jazz, rock, hip-hop, seismic live “experiences,” energy show. 2nd–4th. The event will feature headlining sets by Leftover and a whole lot of Southern charm, this group might very well Goodnight, Texas takes the stage at 1:30pm. The Salmon, Sister Sparrow & the Dirty Birds, and Blitzen be The Big Easy’s best kept secret. Their uncontainable energy four-piece band combines styles of folk, blues and Trapper, among many others. Here’s a look at the diverse on stage has become the stuff of legend, ensuring audiences rock n’ roll. Their first album, A Long Life of Living, drew performance slate. are not just a part of the crowd, but “a part of the show, inspiration from the Civil War and Appalachia; their Coloradoan jam band Leftover Salmon is set to headline dancing and singing and partying along.” second, Uncle John Farquhar, from family lore in the this year’s stage festivities on Saturday night, Aug. 3rd, at 8pm. Local band The Dead Yellers will get Saturday’s music Midwest in the late 1800s; and their third, Conductor, Their most recent album, Something Higher, has been universally started at 12:15pm. The cosmic country group features a cast wanders through the American Southwest in the early hailed as one of their finest collections. With a fresh lineup of local all-star talent fronted by songwriter Peter King. Their decades of the 20th century. Their brand new EP, The anchored by founding music channels styles as diverse as classic Senseless Age, is available now. members Drew country to do-it-yourself punk rock all the while There’s plenty more to discover! For further festival Emmitt and Vince delivered in a western roots revival. The Yellers’ information and to purchase 2019 wristbands, visit Herman, the veteran fiddles, steel guitar, country crooning and a www.sweetpeafestival.org. • group continues to passion for roots music as big as the mountains shape the Jamgrass amongst us round out their true landscape where Montana sound. bands schooled in the Bozeman’s Dusty Pockets follow at traditional rules of 1:45pm. The band tells meaningful bluegrass can push stories, delivered with grit, wrapped in songs in new, beautiful melodies and driven by psychedelic directions. powerful grooves. Their self-invented Leftover Salmon is genre, “recreational Americana,” is constantly changing, indicative of the band’s mission to make evolving, and seriously good music and have fun at the inspiring. A live show same time. Centered on a strong foun- effortlessly glides from dation of American musical traditions, a bluegrass number the Pockets’ debut release, Hard Line, born on the front and live shows showcase a collection of porch, to the down-and- Leftover Salmon tunes that scratch the itch for twang, dirty Cajun swamps with soul, and rock n’ roll all at once. a stop on Bourbon Street in New Orleans, to the hallowed halls Visiting from the Blue Ridge Mountains of North of the Ryman in Nashville, before firing one up in the Carolina, the Jon Stickley Trio are next up at 3pm. mountains of Colorado. They’re a genre-defying and cinematic instrumental Performing the night prior is acclaimed soul collective group, whose deep grooves, innovative flatpicking, and Sister Sparrow & the Dirty Birds on Friday, Aug. 2nd, at sultry-spacy violin evoke anything but traditional blue- 8pm. Big-voiced leader Arleigh Kincheloe has made an aston- grass. The trio churns out a mixture of bluegrass, Big Sam’s Funky Nation ishing leap forward with the band’s latest LP, Gold. The album prog-rock, grunge and jazz. With inspiration ranging sees Sister Sparrow taking the classic brass-fueled Dirty Birds from Green Day to Duran Duran, Tony Rice to Nirvana, sound and turning it into something altogether new: a soul- The Grateful Dead to David Grisman and beyond, the blasted contemporary pop sound both timeless yet utterly now. band is making waves with their unique sound. Songs like the evocative “Ghost” and ebullient title track high- Moving into the evening, Scott Pemberton Band light Sister Sparrow’s strikingly strong vocals while also show- return to Bozeman with a performance at 6pm. casing her growing muscle as an individualistic, communicative Pemberton’s sound is much like the vibe of his native songwriter. For nearly a decade, the group has been hailed for Portland: freaky, fun, and just the right amount of weird. their explosive brand of modern soul, equally celebrated for The best way to categorize his music is with the moniker their studio releases and electrifying live performances. “Timber Rock,” also the title of his latest album. Portland-based experimental folk/rock project Blitzen Pemberton naturally applies his own stamp on the sounds Trapper are also set for a Sweet Pea appearance on Aug. 4th of the Pacific Northwest, the region he has always called at a Sunday-friendly 3pm. Over the course of nearly two home. The deep jazz, NW rock/grunge, blues roots, and decades and numerous albums, the group has crafted one of the West Coast funk – it’s all there. the more compelling and varied catalogs in contemporary rock Houston country and Americana duo The Powell n’ roll. Big ideas and universal emotions are wrung from the Brothers kick off Sunday, the final day of Sweet Pea, at seemingly plainspoken details of small-screen and often highly high noon. Fronted by brothers Taylor and Blake Powell, personal stories, set to music that reaches way, way back to old- timey folk and bluegrass, travels through everything from country, psychedelia and soul to prog, garage and metal, indulges gloriously in the classic rock of the ‘70s and ‘80s, and makes occasional side trips into hip-hop, skewed pop and noisey freakouts. Blitzen Trapper’s latest album, Wild and Reckless, is available now. But there’s plenty more live music to enjoy in the Bowl!

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