Bozeman Hot Springs

One of the most energetic groups in the state, the Billings-based “John Roberts y Pan Blanco” is an original-sounding ensemble that specializes in making audiences move. Combining elements of multiple different genres, this six-piece group blends danceable funk, African and Salsa grooves with blistering instrumental solos, all aimed at sharing the love of the music with the audience. Featuring a wide array of different instruments, this show will perfect for grooving, dancing, and getting all kinds of funky, which will…

Local singer/songwriter Ella Rae Cole has been playing music all around the Gallatin Valley for the past few years. Drawing inspiration from the likes of Joni Mitchell, Ani DiFranco, and Gregory Alan Isakov, Ella Rae Cole will bring a show that any folk fan will love. Blending covers and originals, this will be a relaxing show perfect for a calming Thursday night.

Snacks at Midnight July 13 @ 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm

One of the front-men of the legendary Bozeman folk duo “Storyhill”, Chris Cunningham has become one of the most decorated music veterans in all of Montana. Playing with an array of local musicians, Cunningham is bringing his unique blend of bluegrass and folk music to the Hot Springs as a solo act. Playing his blend of music with harmonica, guitar, and vocals, this is sure to be an incredible performance that any audience will absolutely love.

Since 2012, the Johnny Campbell Band has been delivering electrifying performances and captivating audiences with their unique blend of high-octane picking and soul-stirring fiddling. Based in Nashville, they’re more than a band—they’re a full-throttle bluegrass experience. At the helm is Johnny Campbell, a 3rd-generation fiddler who grew up steeped in the traditions of bluegrass. With a signature long-bow style inspired by legends like Bill Monroe and Kenny Baker—and a nod to his brother Jimmy Campbell, a trailblazer with Bill Monroe…

Jacob Westfall July 27 @ 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm

Max & Brittany Flinn July 31 @ 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm

Formed in the fall of ’22, The Dirty Turkeys emerged from Boulder, Colorado’s vibrant music scene. What started as basement jam sessions quickly evolved into headlining shows across the West, fueled by a raw, unfiltered approach to acid rock. Led by brothers Gonzo and Russ Hansen, alongside childhood friends Sam Baker and Ty Tullar, the band thrives on deep-rooted chemistry. The Dirty Turkeys are gearing up for their upcoming Summer Tour, bringing them through the Bozeman Hot Springs. Stay tuned…

A veteran of the Missoula music scene, Jesse the Ocelot has developed his atmospheric loop-based music to take listeners on a journey that they didn’t know they needed. Blending color and emotion, Jesse builds his layered music with lush harmonies and intense lyrics, paired with atmospheric guitar and sound effect. Playing a healthy blend of originals and covers, Jesse brings music perfect for a nice, relaxing night at the Hot Springs

The Portland-based band "Fox & Bones" is a conceptual folk collaboration between its two leading members Sarah Vitort and Scott Gilmore. Primarily singing heartwarming acoustic pop music with elements of soul and folk scattered throughout, Fox & Bones play shows consisting of primarily original music. Coming through Bozeman on tour with their full band, Fox & Bones are coming to the Bozeman Hot Springs for a fun-filled show of lush harmonies and heartwarming lyrics paired with rich music accompaniment.

Dustin Tucker August 14 @ 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm

Jacob Rountree & the Somethings August 17 @ 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm

Touring through Bozeman, songwriter Morgan Thomas combines folk and jazz for a fun acoustic show appropriate for all ages. Morgan's live performances include original vocal pieces, instrumental compositions, live-looping, traditional and modern folk songs, and jazz improvisation. Perfect for a nice, relaxing soak, Thomas’s music spans multiple genres, making for an amazing listening experience for any audience.

Homegrown in the beautiful, rugged Black Hills, Brandon Jones has made a name for himself as one of the Midwest’s premiere entertainers. In the last decade, the red-bearded Rapid City native went from strumming in his garage and a regional appearance at the Texaco Country Showdown to opening for some of country music’s legendary acts. With a powerful, rustic voice, unmatched stage energy, and a cast of world-class musicians to his flanks, Brandon Jones and his band have been invited…