Concerts

Want to have your mind blown with live music and a stage packed with incredibly talented musicians? The 4th of July in Bozeman promises just that, as Lyle Lovett and his Large Band return to The ELM.

Live music returns to Main Street in downtown Bozeman this summer with a fantastic Music on Main concert schedule. Thursday nights are packed with fun, friends, music, kids activities, and food vendors.

The Flaming Lips might be the coolest thing to ever come from Oklahoma, and certainly one of the most talented bands to emerge from the 'Imagine That' state. The Flaming Lips are returning to Montana's stunning Kettlehouse Amphitheater this September.

The weather is looking fantastic this weekend for live music and the Memorial Day holiday. Lord Huron is at the Kettlehouse Amphitheater on Sunday night and Monday - with Monday's show a special matinee.

Celebrate the Spring weather in Bozeman with the fantastic music of reggae legends, Steel Pulse, on Tuesday, May 13th. FIFTY YEARS of bringing powerful vibes to audiences around the world - catch them live at The ELM.

Long before they were hip-hop legends, the Beastie Boys played an unforgettable concert in Montana.

It's not very often that you can see a musician with the dynamic history and catalog of music that Jim Messina has. Decades long, Jim Messina's career includes some of the most famous bands in history and the songwriting credits to boot.

JUST announced! Big news—A country music legend is coming to Washington-Grizzly Stadium this July!

With the exciting possibility of more concerts being held at Bobcat Stadium, we asked our XL Country followers what artists they would love to see.

The 2025 tour dates have been released and Sturgill Simpson, as Johnny Blue Skies, is making ONE stop in Montana. That one Montana show will be in Bozeman at the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse on April 17th.

Prepare yourself for a Friday night filled with incredible, legendary talent - Railroad Earth returns to Bozeman for a concert at The ELM. Nearly twenty years of American music that combines the best of bluegrass, rock, jazz, and happiness.

Can a band be thoughtful, joyful, deep, and hypnotic all at the same time? Yes, if you're Blind Pilot. This group is much more than the 'folk/pop' label often used to describe them. It's best to see them live then walk out a bit of a changed person. They're coming to Bozeman, so you're in luck.