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P!NK has added Missoula to its latest tour and will play in Washington Grizzly Stadium on Wednesday, August 28, 2024.

William Munoz writes, "What we humans are blessed with are people like the members of the Jacob Roundtree and the Somethings who create an art form that inspires, challenges and moves."

As the lights in the Wilma Theater went down, the energy in the crowd was only matched by Andy Grammer, who took the stage in his second Missoula concert.

William Munoz writes, "That night at the Wilma taught me something I have long known, that I can and will be surprised by what I don't know and once given that gift will be changed for the best. The Mavericks did that and for that I am grateful."

The Macklemore concert was opened by DJ Beeba wearing a t-shirt with “love yourself, know your worth.” This would be the message sent to the sold-out Adams Center.

William Munoz writes, "They formed in 2022 and in a short time have shown they are a cohesive unit creating a sound that is both contemplating with lush ballads and just foot-stomping dance."

William Munoz writes, "The music is intimate and deeply personal and it is clear they feed off the energy of the crowd and the crowd off the band."

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.

The 2023 outdoor concert season began May 13 with Bret Young and closed on Sept. 22 with Goose. In between, there were nearly 40 outdoor concerts between the Kettlehouse and Big Sky amphitheaters.

The past three weeks in Missoula has seen three concerts featuring three different jam bands, including Umphrey's McGee at The Wilma and Goose at Kettlehouse. Eggy joined the lineup at the Top Hat on Tuesday night.