music

The folks at Logjam Presents are bringing in locals, along with lesser-known bands on the weekends for their Groove Concert Series, which looks to showcase the vibrant music scene in our state.

William Munoz writes, "Goose has developed a national following that rivals some older bands. Their sets are typical of the genera, a slow buildup to a blistering lead guitar solo."

William Munoz writes, "The Counting Crows have succeeded to be a 'good' band, one that Robbie Robertson recognized all those years ago."

International Choral Festival is Wednesday Through Saturday.

University of Montana Assistant Professor of Composition Emilie LeBel has become the first woman to win the Land’s End Ensemble’s Composers Competition.

A new non-profit called Missoula Sound Machine will give Missoulians a deeper understanding of how the music industry really works, with special guest John Wicks, drummer for Fitz and the Tantrums.

Google Consumer Survey revealed the results of a poll that showcased reader's favorite music groups or artists by state and put it on a very interesting map.

One of the longest-standing river events in the west kicked off its 16th year Thursday on the Clark Fork River in Missoula.

During an appearance on ‘David Letterman’ last week, Justin Bieber wouldn’t say if he would vote for Barack Obama or Mitt Romney in the 2012 presidential election. (Of course, he doesn’t actually get to make that decision, as the 18-year old is a citizen of Canada and not the United States.) Nevertheless, one of the two candidates is still working hard to nail down Bieber’s endorsement. Watch Bara

Okay, so these may not be the best Montana, songs, because apparently there are not that many songs written specifically about Montana, however, some of them are amusing. I guess to get a lot of songs written about you, you need to be the biggest state like Texas or the home of country music like Tennessee or maybe have the biggest population like New York ...