Live music in Missoula, MT

Join a welcoming rock camp where boys ages 8 to 16 build self-esteem through music exploration. Campers will form a band, write an original song, learn about music history, attend songwriting clinics, and practice stage presence. They will also create flyers, design a band logo, and screen T-shirts for their show, while meeting local musicians along the way. The performance happens toward the end of Friday, the last day of camp, with the specific time and location to be announced within a few blocks of the ZACC.

A warm celebration of togetherness that puts the band at the center. It highlights unity, shared enthusiasm, and the power of many supporting as one.

Catch Jesse Welles live at Kettlehouse Amphitheater, with Ratboys also on the lineup. The show is scheduled for 8:00 PM local venue time.

Dirty Heads are bringing their mix of alternative hip hop, reggae, and surf rock to the Kettlehouse Amphitheater in Bonner. The show is scheduled for 8:00 PM local venue time.

Out to Lunch fills Caras Park with live music, local food trucks, and activities for children in the center of Missoula. This edition features a performance by The Three-O and a children's activity from Travlers' Rest Connection. Support comes from sponsors Liberty Electric and Toyota, with season sponsors DCI Engineers and First Interstate Bank and media sponsor 104.5 The U.

This salsa dance gathering at Caras Park offers an upbeat atmosphere centered on dancing.

LCD Soundsystem is performing at Kettlehouse Amphitheater in Bonner. The show starts at 8:00 PM local time.

Set at Caras Park by the river in downtown Missoula, Downtown ToNight offers live music, local food trucks, a pop-up bar pouring beer and wine, children’s activities, and the Missoula Makers Collective Summer Market. This date features the Cole Decker Band on stage, with the market showcasing creations from more than 30 local makers. Children’s activity details are to be announced. Sponsors include A&E + SMA Design, with season support from Opportunity Bank and NorthWestern Energy, and media support from The Trail 103.3.

Garden City Harvest turns 30 with a Farm Party in the fields where it all began. Enjoy a summer evening featuring live music, a farm-fresh meal made from local ranches and harvest ingredients, local beer and cider, farm tours and tastings, and time to dance. Music includes Nate Biehl and Caroline Keys, followed by The Best Westerns.