Leftover Salmon & Wood Bros among summer Pine Creekers
One of Southwest Montana’s favorite outdoor venues opens its summer season with a full slate of performances supported by its scenic Paradise Valley backdrop. Pine Creek Lodge will bring acts of every genre to its space over the next several months. Here’s a look at what’s coming up.
Returning June 8th is Jojo Hermann with support by Dad Habit. Hermann’s style and lyricism draws influence from New Orleans greats Professor Longhair, Dr. John and Art Neville, among others. Advance tickets are $35 or $40 day of.
Abby Webster gets the crowd warmed up for Michael Glabicki of Rusted Root on June 9th. He will be joined by fellow RR member Dirk Miller for a one-night-only performance. The multi-platinum band out of Pittsburgh evolved around Glabicki’s distinct sound and grew into a musical entity that has thrived in a non-genre specific category all its own. In 2022, the frontman is challenging himself to write in new and different ways to create a fresh sound landscape. Advance tickets are $35 or $40 day of.
The Last Revel perform their “Front Porch Americana” with support by Counting Coup on Jun 10th. Drawing influence from their salt of the earth Midwest ethos, the band’s songs so naturally blend the genres of folk, old time string-band and indie rock to create a sound that echoes the current heartbeat of America. Their new EP, Riding Horizons, is out now. Advance tickets are $25 or $30 day of.
Check out Scott Pemberton O Theory with Emma & the Ledge on June 11th. Rooted in the familiar yet utterly unique, this nimble power trio creates their own brand of progressive roots music, blending deep jazz, blues, rock/grunge, funk and psychedelia. Driven by Pemberton’s wildly unorthodox approach to the guitar, improvisation and songwriting, every concert is an entirely fresh experience. Advance tickets are $20 or $25 day of.
Benn & Abel take over on June 15th at 6pm. The new age Americana band from Bozeman plays a mixture of originals and covers, with a new album releasing this summer. This show is free of admission.
Pickin’ Pear follow June 16th at 6pm. They combine their non-traditional stylings and traditional instruments to create an original mix of modern American music. The duo takes the banjo and ukulele down the road of folk, rock, and bluegrass. Free of admission.
Leftover Salmon are back June 17th and 18th. The veteran group continues to shape the Jamgrass landscape where bands schooled in the traditional rules of bluegrass can push songs in new, psychedelic directions. Brand New Good Old Days, their latest full-length, is out now. Advance tickets are $40 or $50 day of. Two-night passes are also available for $70.
Settle in with Cole Decker on June 22nd at 6pm. The Mississippi-born singer/songwriter pulls from his musical roots of old school country. He’s influenced by the likes of Waylon Jennings and newer artists including Chris Stapleton, Brent Cobb and Jason Isbell. Free of admission.
Sean Devine returns for a show on June 23rd at 6pm. The “Treasure State Troubadour” released new album Here for It All last year, a collection of songs highlighting the rugged landscape of the West. Free of admission.
The Wood Brothers are set for June 24th. Recorded live to tape, the Bros’ utilized freewheeling, improvised sessions that became a vast pool of source material that would develop into Kingdom in My Mind, their seventh studio release and most spontaneous and experimental collection yet. Advance tickets are $48 or $60 day of.
The Sleepless Elite take the stage June 25th at 6pm. The duo has inspiration rooted in musical theater, and the sound of artists like Paramore and Blondie, Blink-182 and the Strokes. Their unique sound can be heard on their latest release, When I’m Dreaming. Free of admission.
Enjoy the talents of Daniel Kosel on June 29th at 6pm. His poetry, soulful vocals and guitar work make a delightful listening experience best described as “Crues Music,” a self-styled blend of country, rock and blues. Free of admission.
Last up in June is Walcrik on the 30th at 6pm. Comprised of Andrew Morehouse and Tim Baucom, this Bozeman-based folk/bluegrass duo plays original, traditional and cover music. Free of admission.
Independence Day weekend is set to feature The Fossils on July 1, and Red Elvises on July 2nd.
Known around town for their authentic hippie music, the Fossils guarantee a rockin’ good time. The members have been acquainted for years and are connected by their love of music. Tickets are $10.
With humorous lyrics and grooves that practically force you to dance, the Elvises’ “Siberian Surf Rock” is sure to entertain. Advance tickets are $20 or $25 day of.
Also in Paradise Valley, Pine Creek presents its Brunch Live Music Series. The weekend offering regularly showcases regional musicians from 11am–1pm. Order some food and find a spot! Upcoming acts include: The Sleepless Elite June on 11th, Travis Yost June 12th, Shelly Besler Kersbergen June 18th, Paul Lee Kupfer June 19th, Natalia Boise June 25th, Chandler Huntley on June 26th, Mandy Rowden on July 2nd and Cole Decker on July 3rd. These shows are free of admission and open to the public.
All night shows begin at 7pm, unless otherwise noted. Advance tickets available now, or at the door based on availability. Please visit www.pinecreeklodgemontana.com for ticketing information, cabin reservations, and more about these and other upcoming events. •
