It’s been a summer to remember at county’s edge, as West Yellowstone Chamber of Commerce and Black Mountain Productions present its final nights of free outdoor live music in Pioneer Park. Music in the Park is a treat for visitors, where they can experience the old fashioned pleasure of music flowing across the town during this summer concert series. Bring your blankets, chairs and the whole family to enjoy the live entertainment. Come soak up the sound and take in a beautiful Montana sunset! Here’s a look at the remaining shows.
North Fork Crossing performs on Friday, August 7th. Music begins at 6:30pm. Their genre resides somewhere in a strange untapped musical realm between traditional bluegrass, psychedelic rock, Americana and folk. The quintet are drawn to bluegrass reaching a younger generation, priding themselves on their unique sound being the “evolution of string band music.” Their new album, Portland Rose, released this spring.
Austin English closes the summer series with a return performance on Sunday, August 15th. Building a fanbase with his dynamic vocals and songs authentic and infectious, the Texan country up-and-comer puts on an amazing performance. His music is reflective of his rural upbringing but is as eclectic and diverse as the landscape where he was raised.
These live music events are free and open to the public. Learn more about these and other events at www.destinationyellowstone.com.
West Yellowstone is the west entrance and gateway community to Yellowstone National Park. Surrounded by three national forests, blue-ribbon trout streams, and beautiful mountain lakes, West Yellowstone features lodging, dining, shopping, and family friendly activities year-round. •
