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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.

Thanks to a few men who’ve designed a guitar, one hallowed spruce from northwest Montana has been given a voice to save a forest.

William Munoz writes, "Once they start playing the 75-minute set, the people in the crowd never stop moving. It is no wonder that they are gaining the entourage of devoted fans."

Canadian indie Rock band, Mother Mother, performed at the Wilma Theater to a sold-out crowd of mostly 18–25-year-olds who knew all the lyrics to the songs.

The 18th annual River City Roots Festival drew a good crowd to downtown Missoula on a hot summer night. Were you there and, if so, do you remember?

William Munoz writes, "P!NK is known in part for the extravagance of her live shows. To see it in person is a beautiful visual overload."

Glen Hansard has a long history with Pearl Jam and in particular with supporting Eddie Veder on his solo tours. Thursday night was yet another musical wonder under the fading summer light.