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William Munoz writes of the Wooten Brothers, "For that gift the world that night in the Wilma Theatre was brought together in harmony. They have tapped into the deeper power that is music."

Big Richard has grown in its many visits to Missoula.

University of Montana law student Vance J. Thuesen was one of three winners of the recent UM School of Music’s annual Concerto & Aria Competition.

Jim Harmon writes, "Pardon me for mangling a classic line from the 1967 movie 'Cool Hand Luke,' but I must say of today’s music: 'What we've got here is failure to create novelty songs!'

William Munoz writes, "For shear energy, Hell’s Belles’ Adrian Conner, who fronts as AC/DC’s Angus Young, is a nonstop fire ball."

While well-known in Montana, the Kitchen Dwellers are gaining serious recognition across the county at bluegrass festivals.

Last week, blues singer-songwriter ZZ Ward brought her original songs to the stage singing with her powerful but unique voice that melds the blues with many other styles, including hip hop, R&B and rock.

Foreigner reaches out to local schools in the cities they have concerts to get a middle or high school choir to join them on stage for a song.

In their latest album, Linda Jean said, “This is the first time we've actively gotten to express who we are and where we're from.” Montana added, “We realized we have the power to add our own narrative into Kentucky music.”

The Sturgill Simpson concert was one of the fastest to sell out when tickets went on sale in June at 10:00 a.m. By 11:00 a.m., they were gone.