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Tickets now on sale for the Montana event of the year The Red Ants Pants Music Festival has announced its 2026 lineup featuring Ricky Skaggs & Kentucky Thunder, Molly Tuttle, Sara Evans, Old 97’s, Shinyribs and Brandy Clark, among many more! The event will take place July 23rd–26th on the Jackson Ranch just outside of White Sulphur Springs.

Experience the magic of early summer at MOR’s Taste of the Rockies, one of Bozeman’s premier benefit events. The event will be held on Friday, June 26th, beginning at 5:30pm. The evening is exclusive to those 21+ with resort casual or Western attire encouraged. This beloved summer celebration brings together the best flavors, music, and spirit of the West, all set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Northern Rockies.

Back with its third annual run, Belgrade Community Coalition has announced the return of its popular downtown event series Belgrade Summer Nights. The outdoor live music event will be held every other Wednesday beginning June 24th and running through August 19th. Belgrade comes alive with the sounds of live music, smell of amazing street food, and the joy of families and friends coming together under the summer sky. Catch a show from 6–8:30pm on Broadway Street.

The Arts Council of Big Sky is pleased to announce another incredible summer of Music in the Mountains at Center Stage in Len Hill Park on Thursday evenings. Beginning June 25th and ending on September 3rd, there will be 12 concerts, all of which are free and open to the public. This year marks the 17th anniversary of hosting Music in the Mountains in Len Hill Park. The popular series will again present a variety of genres to appeal to all tastes.

Enhance your live music experience at Downtown Livingston’s favorite spot, bringing in acts to suit every palate. Here’s a look at some of the upcoming artists heading up to The Attic. Tried and true duo Martha Scanlan & Jon Neufeld perform on Tuesday, June 23rd. Lena Marie Schiffer will be on hand with opening support.

The Bozeman area has experienced tremendous growth in recent years, bringing with it an expanded business community and an influx of new residents eager to embrace the lifestyle of the Gallatin Valley. While many of the region’s new housing developments remain out of reach for the average local, there are still countless ways to enjoy the valley’s laid-back mountain culture without overspending.

From MSU News Service Montana State University will host a Juneteenth event in celebration of the federal holiday, which commemorates the emancipation of enslaved people in the U.S. The celebration is free and open to the public. Attendees can enjoy food, music and raffle prizes from 11am to 1pm on Friday, June 19th, in the Strand Union Building, Room 185.

Join for a public Juneteenth Celebration at Tinworks Art on Friday, June 19th, in collaboration with Cultured Roots, MSU Black Student Union, MSU Student Commons, Bozeman Poetry Collective, and Studio Wheelhouse. Meet your neighbors, learn about this holiday honoring Black freedom, resilience and community, and enjoy some art! This event will feature live music, food, storytelling, and community resources. Eats from Provecho will be available for purchase at the event.

Baroque Music Montana will present “Hymn of Thanksgiving” as part of its ‘Beyond Baroque Series’ with a local performance this month as part of its regional tour. The event will take place Friday, June 19th, at Hope Lutheran Church in Bozeman. The intimate showcase begins at 7:30pm. On the heels of last season’s “Fabulous Fanny” program, the gut-string quartet returns for a dive into perhaps the most revered of the entire string quartet repertoire, the late Beethoven String Quartets.

Following its annual Headwaters Lager Festival late last month, Bridger Brewing’s summer concert series begins at its Three Forks amphitheater as the sunny season blankets Southwest Montana. Kicking things off is award-winning duo Brothers Osborne who bring their summer tour to Southwest Montana on Friday, June 19th. Music begins at 7pm with opener Cassidy Daniels.