New Concert Announcement Montana

Montana's 2025 concert lineup just keeps getting better and we've got a big one coming up next weekend!

Country music star Cole Swindell announced back in April that he's bringing his Happy Hour Sad Tour to Big Sky Country this fall. Fall is here and the big concert is happening Saturday, October 4, 2025, because Swindell is headed to the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse in Bozeman.

We all get excited about the big summer tours, but let's be real... fall shows hit different. Cozy flannels, crisp air, and country music? Yes, please. And this one's shaping up to be something special and you won't want to miss it.

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Who Else Will Be Performing At the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse?

Joining Swindell for his performance in Bozeman are special guest Priscilla Block and Greylan James.

When Will Cole Swindells New Album Release?

Cole's new album Spanish Moss dropped June 27, and it's already got fans talking. Tracks like "Forever To Me" (which is climbing the charts), along with "Kill A Prayer," "3 Feet Tall," and "One Day," are getting high praise. Country Now even called one of them a "Song of the Year contender." So you can expect a mix of fresh songs and fan favorites when he hits the stage this weekend.

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You can grab tickets for the big concert HERE.

Want to enter for a chance to WIN tickets? You can! Just head over to the 100.7 XL Country Facebook page or download the XL Country App and answer the "XL Country Question of the Day." Boom, you're entered to win.

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So get ready, Montana. Fall is here and Cole Swindell is coming to Big Sky Country!

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