Music in the Mountains Big Sky address

Pinky and the Floyd playing at the Music in the Mountains series. PHOTO COURTESY OF THE ARTS COUNCIL OF BIG SKY

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Your Guide to Music in the Mountains in Big Sky
What is Music in the Mountains?
What Musicians Will Be at Music in the Mountains?
Is There Just Music?
Stay With Us at The Wilson Hotel
What time is music in the Mountains Big Sky?
Where is the Wildlands Festival?
How long is a concert that starts at 7?

ARTS COUNCIL OF BIG SKY

BIG SKY – The Arts Council of Big Sky is pleased to announce another incredible summer of Music in the Mountains at Center Stage in Len Hill Park in Big Sky. Starting on June 23 and ending on Sept. 8, there will be 15 free events, including 12 Thursday night concerts, the annual Fourth of July celebration, the 11th Annual Bravo! Big Sky Classical Music Festival and a performance from Montana Shakespeare in the Parks. All of these performances are free and open to the public.

“We’re excited for another summer of Music in the Mountains,” says Brian Hurlbut, the arts council’s executive director. “We think we have a great lineup and are looking forward showcasing these artists to our audience.”

Satsang will kick off the 2022 Music in the Mountains series, a free concert each Thursday this summer in Len Hill Park. PHOTO COURTESY OF ARTS COUNCIL OF BIG SKY

The popular series will again present a variety of genres to appeal to all tastes. From blues to classical, Americana to funk and soul, this summer will surely be another memorable one in Big Sky. The full schedule includes Satsang with special guests Cole and the Thornes on June 23; Fireside Collective on June 30; the Tiny Band on July 4; Jeffrey Foucault on July 7; New Orleans Suspects on July 14; Chancey Williams on July 21; Will Hoge on July 28; Southern Avenue on Aug. 4; Tommy Castro and the Painkillers on Aug. 11; Caitlin Krisko and the Broadcast on Aug. 18; The Nth Power with Jennifer Hartswick on Aug. 25; the Last Revel on Sept. 1; and Pinky and the Floyd to close out the season on Sept. 8.

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In addition, the 11th Annual Bravo! Big Sky Music Festival, with special guests Abigail Kent and the Rhythm Future Quartet, will take place Aug. 5-6. A free performance of Montana Shakespeare in the Parks will take place in the Town Center Plaza on Aug. 8, and the sixth annual Mountainfilm in Big Sky event caps the summer Sept. 9-11.

The family friendly events take place at Center Stage in Len Hill Park, one of the best outdoor venues in the state, right in the heart of Big Sky. The park opens at 6 p.m. each week, and there will be food and beverage vendors including alcohol and a free arts activity tent for kids. Music typically starts at 6:30 p.m. with an opening band, but please check the arts council website for more details on these events. These free community concerts have been a staple in Big Sky for nearly 15 years, and this summer should add to a lengthy list of established artists that have thrilled Big Sky audiences every week.

New for this summer will be the Emerging Artist Series, presented by the Spanish Peaks Community Foundation, which will showcase a local or regional band as an opening act for each concert. The is designed to highlight the amazing talent we have right here in Montana.

In addition, the arts council is committed to making the concert series tobacco free. In partnership with Bozeman Health and the Big Sky Community Organization, this will be a focus of making this event safe and accessible for everyone by discouraging smoking.

Visit bigskyarts.org for more information on the summer lineup and to check out what other events the Arts Council of Big Sky has planned.

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Picture yourself relaxing on a blanket, gazing at picturesque Gallatin County mountains, feeling warm summer air on your skin, and listening to the sounds of incredible live music. Sounds pretty perfect, doesn’t it?! You can make this dream a reality when you visit Montana and attend Music in the Mountains in Big Sky.

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Your Guide to Music in the Mountains in Big Sky

So what is Music in the Mountains in Big Sky? We’ll give you the inside scoop on these family-friendly events so you can start getting excited about your next trip here!

What is Music in the Mountains?

The Music in the Mountains concert series is one of the state’s finest free outdoor concert series. The events take place every Thursday night from June through September at 6 p.m. The state-of-the-art venue is Center Stage at Town Center Park, located within Big Sky Town Center. Locals and visitors alike fall in love with this outdoor music festival time and time again.

What Musicians Will Be at Music in the Mountains?

This top-notch concert series does a fantastic job of featuring the best up-and-coming touring musicians in the country, as well as beloved, well-known artists. Past performers have included Laney Lou and the Bird Dogs, Mt. Joy, Dead Sky, DeadPhish Orchestra, California Honeydrops, Midnight River Choir, and more. Plus, headlining performances have featured Willie Nelson, Tanya Tucker, Ricky Skaggs, Bonnie Raitt, and Merle Haggard. As you can see, Music in the Mountains consists of a wide array of musical genres, so it’s easy to find the perfect show for everyone!

Note: To explore the current lineup for Music in the Mountains, be sure to visit the Arts Council of Big Sky website.

Is There Just Music?

Music in the Mountains is known for its top-notch musical performances. You can enjoy a whole lot more than just tunes when you attend these events, though! You can check out various food and beverage vendors and enjoy a delicious meal as the sun sets down over the mountains. There’s also a bunch of fun-filled activities for kids. Did we mention that these events are free?!

Stay With Us at The Wilson Hotel

You won’t want to miss the unbelievable free outdoor concert series that is Music in the Mountains. When you’re looking for the best place to stay during your visit, look no further than The Wilson Hotel. We offer five-star guest rooms and suites, paired with excellent amenities and customer service in the heart of Big Sky. When you stay with us, you’ll always have convenient access to the area’s best things attractions, such as ziplining, hiking, horseback riding, and more!

Are you traveling as a couple or a group of three guests? Our Studio King is a great option for you! This accommodation features a king-sized bed, sleeper sofa, fully functioning kitchen (complete with dishes, silverware, coffee maker, refrigerator, etc.), iron/ironing board, and more! Plus, you’ll have access to our outstanding onsite amenities, including our pool, complimentary breakfast, fitness center, and game room. What else could you need?

What time is music in the Mountains Big Sky?

The park opens at 6:00 pm each week, and music starts at 7:15 pm unless otherwise noted. NO DOGS OR GLASS CONTAINERS ARE ALLOWED IN THE PARK.

Where is the Wildlands Festival?

Wildlands Festival takes place at the Big Sky Events Arena in Big Sky, Montana with the iconic Lone Peak as the backdrop. The two-evening line-up will celebrate the wildlands and incredible spaces that surround us through music and personal connection.

How long is a concert that starts at 7?

if it started at 7, it could end at 7:45, or 9:00, or 2 in the morning. That could be true if it started at 6 or at 3:30. It ends when it ends. But a typical concert runs about two hours, with an intermission of 15 minutes in the middle.