Sac is back: weekends bring local musicians to Three Forks
The Sacajawea Hotel is one of many venues inviting the live music community back into its performance spaces as COVID restrictions ease. In Three Forks, the historic property features a fine dining option and the welcome return of regular shows to its more casual bar and grill.
Amy Hubbard is next up Friday, March 12th. The vocalist and guitarist performs favorites from the Dixie Chicks and Merle Haggard as well as one or two originals.
Saturday, March 13th showcases Three Forks’ own Luke Williams. The singer/songwriter picked up a thing or two from the Texas live music scene and performs soulful folk/rock.
Cole Decker performs on Friday, March 19th. The Mississippi-born singer/songwriter pulls from his musical roots of old school country. He draws influence from the likes of Waylon Jennings and newer artists including Chris Stapleton, Brent Cobb and Jason Isbell.
Check out Katie Hall on Saturday, March 20th. She performs country and folk music featuring acoustic guitar as well as some a capella numbers.
A night of Sunrise Karaoke follows an early evening set by Maggie Hickman on Friday, March 26th. The Bozeman singer/songwriter performs a blend of originals and notable covers, often showing off her stringwork on guitar.
Saturday, March 27th belongs to a fella named Daniel Kosel. 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.
Sac live music currently runs from 5–8pm. Note: announced acts subject to change. For more information about these events, visit www.sacajaweahotel.com. •