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William Munoz writes, "If you get to see this band live, you will leave with the big smile that Molly and her band mates gifted. It is clear they truly love what they are doing, a feeling that is projected to the audience."

Richard Thompson dazzled a crowd at the Wilma with more than five decades of music dating back to the 1960s.

The stage at the Kettlehouse Amphitheater was filled with more than 80 musicians with the Missoula Symphony on Wednesday, each there to musically support Ben Folds and his new album, “What Matters Most.”

In a statement posted to their website Monday, local entertainment conglomerate Logjam Presents announced they penned a deal with Live Nation Entertainment.

Both Big Head Todd and the Monsters, and Blues Traveler, have played as headliners in the past at the Wilma Theater, so it was a special musical treat to have both bands together for one night at the Kettlehouse Amphitheater.

Manchester Orchestra is an indie rock band that has gone through a number of members. The main consistency remains lead vocalist and songwriter Andy Hull, who founded the band in Atlanta in the early 2000s.

The band lineup included Sean Lennon, his major collaboration in the Claypool Lennon Delirium. Along with Harry Waters on keyboards, son of Roger Waters, Paolo Baldi on drums, and longtime members Skerik on saxophone and Mike Dillion on percussion.

William Munoz writes, "The life influences couldn't be greater between these two bands, who nonetheless share the same stage and respect for the history of the music, a music that is popular as evidenced by the enthusiastic sold-out concert."

Los Angeles based Lord Huron played to a sold out Kettlehouse Amphitheatre over the Memorial Day weekend.

REO's success continued through the 1980’s playing large arenas. REO Speedwagon didn't disappoint the audience at the Adams Center on a cool and rainy Sunday night.