Montana Reggae Festival Brings Unique Summer Experience

Montana's summer concert season is packed with outdoor festivals, from country music and rock to EDM and everything in between. Now, reggae fans have an event to add to the calendar.

Join the Montana Reggae Festival: A Scenic Celebration

Montana Reggae Festival is scheduled for August 7-9 in the small community of Fortine, at Jerry’s Saloon, just south of the Canadian border near Eureka.

The three-day festival features a lineup of regional and national reggae artists, including TreeHouse!, Coloso, Brent Jameson, Borderline Lucid (performing three sets), Wild at Heart, Roots Uprising, Still Gone, and many more performers throughout the weekend.

More Than Music: Wellness Activities and Family Fun"

But the event is about more than music.

Festival organizers have planned a variety of wellness-focused activities, including yoga sessions, mental wellness workshops, aerial arts demonstrations, Pilates, healing experiences, food vendors, local artisans, and family-friendly activities. On-site camping will be available, along with a VIP lounge for attendees looking to upgrade their festival experience.

What makes the Montana Reggae Festival unique is its mission. Organized as a nonprofit event, the festival aims to bring people together through live music while promoting mental wellness and community connection. According to organizers, the weekend is centered on "strengthening mental wellness through music and human connection."

Camping festivals continue to grow in popularity across Montana, giving concertgoers the chance to enjoy an entire weekend of music without having to travel back and forth each day. The Montana Reggae Festival is another example of how communities across the state are embracing unique music experiences in scenic locations.

Get Your Tickets Now: Join the Fun!

Tickets are on sale now for those looking to enjoy a weekend of reggae music, camping, and community in northwest Montana.

If people would like to see TreeHouse!, and they can't make it Fortine, the band will be playing in Billings on August 5, and the Rock Creek Lodge on August 6. Tickets are available on their website.