Built on more than 15 years of “junkerdash” tradition, Hillfolk takes their acoustic guitar, double bass, and “anything you can find at a hardware store” sound and integrates driving drums and an electrified sound. From mountains of frontman Travis Ward’s ragged, spiral-bound notebooks, this Boise, Idaho-based band tells earnest stories about the lives of lovers, law-breakers, and the lion-hearted. “If John Steinbeck owned a speakeasy,” said John Doe (X, the Knitters), “Hillfolk Noir would be the house band.”

A “Folksplosion" of storytelling, soaring harmonies, and Violin paint a unique sonic experience. With lush vocal harmonies and heartfelt lyrics, they create an immersive atmosphere that resonates with fans of both classic and contemporary Folk. Falcon Heart delivers a captivating performance that is both intimate and explosive, bridging the gap between traditional Americana and modern Indie/Folk."

The sound of Alma Russ is less an attempt at impersonation, and more an amalgam of many great singers of country and roots interwoven into an original approach...Alma Russ has the stuff to be considered a serious contributor to the country music roots resurgence sweeping the independent side of the music emanating from Appalachia and elsewhere...

J. Carmichael writes ballads about love and a world spinning out of control. He has been defiant, perhaps to a fault, for most of his life, and it echoes in his music, from the way he writes to the instruments he plays, to what he writes about. Never content being confined within a genre, he grew up on Nashville Now and 90’s punk and indie and is influenced by the songwriting giants of any genre; just as comfortable at a fiddle festival as he is at a punk rock show. 

As a soloist, Gregory Rawlin's songs tread through country, blues and folk territory and are ever supported by keen observations of the human spirit and poetic imagery.

Born in the quiet times of 2020 in Philipsburg, Montana, Ben Larson (Old Man Ben) and the Grown-ass Men do not play quiet music. They are blowing the doors off of Montana drinking establishments with original songs about dodging the law, falling down mine shafts, and breaking out of Warm Springs State Hospital. They feature the fastest banjo picker in the west and four-part bass harmonies that you can hear from Plentywood to Wisdom. Dance if you feel the urge, just remember, they ain’t no boy band.

Blues quartet based in Missoula, MT. We focus on traditional Chicago and Delta blues in the styles of Muddy Waters, Albert King, Howlin Wolf, John Lee Hooker, BB King with other great artists as well.

The Bitterroot Water Partnership envisions a vibrant Valley where community members are inspired and engaged as partners to help ensure the need for clean, sufficient water is met for our wildlife, agriculture, and communities, and we are all able to thrive together for generations to come. $1 from each beer sold will go directly to them.

Our mission is to provide caring, compassionate shelter and enrichment for homeless companion animals, find loving lifelong homes, reunite pets and owners, promote population control, and advocate for all animals. We are proud to say, we have no time limits to finding the perfect home for our "guests. $1 from each beer sold will go directly to them.

One Man Soul Band blends blues and native South American music, incorporating elements of rock, hip-hop, Eastern sounds, African rhythms, and various other indigenous styles. It creates real music for real people—nothing more and nothing less.

In the tradition of famous country guitar players like Hank Garland and James Burton, Louie Bond is considered one of Montana’s best country/rock/blues guitarists.  He is also a gifted singer/songwriter performing and publishing many of his originals.

Missoula, a Montana-based guitarist, singer-songwriter, and composer, has been a resident in the wide open spaces and "Big Sky" state since 1993. He has released nine recordings mixing bluesy, folk-rock vocal tunes with adventurous solo acoustic guitar compositions. His most recent recording, “Thankful,” was released in August of 2023. His 2013 album “Live From 11th and Grant” is the soundtrack from his Northwest Emmy Award-winning performance for the Montana PBS program of the same name.

Tom Catmull's Last Resort is an exercise in musical evolution. That's a little vague and mysterious. Let's try this...At a show, teh sound you will hear is that of a veteran acoustic americana singer-songwriter amplified, elevated and occasionally made more sinister by the creative musicl syndicate of drummer Drew Barker and bass player/harmony singer Travis Yost. The songs are tight. The show is fun. Bring your fine self.

The Bitter Root Land Trust is a non-profit organization that partners with landowners and our community to conserve clean water, wildlife habitat, and working farms and ranches in and around the Bitterroot Valley for present and future generations.

The Conspiracy plays jazz from all eras, deeply influenced by the contemplative sensibilities of classic post-bop performers as well as contemporary and world music performers.

Josh Ragle is a singer-songwriter with roots planted in Illinois and Kentucky, now calling Montana home. His dynamic singing and intricate guitar playing combine to create a warm acoustic sound. Living in Missoula, he spends his free time refining his craft in preparation for the stage or around a crackling fire.

$1 from every beer sold will benefit Bitterroot School of Music.

Based out of Missoula, Montana, The Benevolents are a dynamic rock band that enlivens audiences with soothing grooves and upbeat lyrics. The group plays the globally-influenced compositions of John Kratz, lead singer and guitarist, whose songs span a variety of musical styles including psychedelic rock, jam band, and folk rock. Michael Calucchia adds soulful backing vocals and a splash of keyboards and mandolin. Holding down the rhythm section are Daniel Kiely on drums and Ryan Stiles on the bass. The band has released two live albums, Live at Union Theater (2022) and Benevolents Live (2023). 

Singer/Songwriter born and raised in Champlin, MT and first picked up a guitar at age 12. Influenced by the playing styles of Stevie Ray Vaughan, the rock themes of Lynyrd Skynyrd, and songwriting of Garth Brooks

“Legendary Montana Performer Travis Yost, AKA The Mighty Travis, with his band “Love is a Dog” perform his originals, as well as their arranged covers Relaxed, Dreamy-Pop-Americana, that pairs well with Fish and Chips with a Sawtooth Ale. You might find yourself wanting to get up and dance a little after dinner.”

Heartism is a non-profit organization that serves children and young adults with neurodivergence and their families. We provide opportunities for artistic expression through a myriad of programs featuring art, music, and dance in a sensory friendly environment. We offer after school programs, special weekend events, and summer camps. $1 from every beer sold will benefit Heartism.

Singer/songwriter from Corvallis Montana. Dawson's songwriting is how he understands and make sense of this world.