Two bands are returning to Billings in the coming week: Peoria, Illinois’s The Forecast and Strike Anywhere, of Richmond, Virginia. In their third appearance in Billings since 2007, The Forecast takes the stage Saturday, May 29, and Strike Anywhere performs an all ages show Tuesday, June 1, both at the Railyard.
Swing through town solo, Josiah Wolf is performing at the Railyard on Monday, May 24. The drummer for the avant-garde folk rock band WHY? (and brother of the band’s founder Yoni Wolf), Josiah is touring in support of the brand new “Jet Lag.”
The Magic City Blues music festival lineup for 2010 has been announced, featuring the husband and wife duo Derek Trucks and Susan Tedeschi as the headliners on Friday evening and the rock/reggae/funk fusion band Michael Franti & Spearhead capping the festival on Saturday.
The Dead Weather, a project of Jack White (of The White Stripes and The Raconteurs), recently announced a tour…
“America’s favorite little big band,” as they’re often called, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy will appear at the Shrine Auditorium May 7 in a swinging fundraiser presented by the Billings Symphony Orchestra and Chorale.
On night five of producer/screenwriter/director Kevin Smith’s live “Smodcast” tour, he and fellow Smodcaster Scott Mosier claimed they were…
Though originally scheduled for a 7 p.m. and a 10 p.m. show, Kevin Smith’s “SMODCAST LIVE” performance has been consolidated to one show at 7 p.m.
NOFX, the band that rose to fame for songs about hating the government, albums riddled with derogatory terms, and…
A family emergency has caused Thrice to cancel its stop in Billings on Thursday. The band canceled the remaining…
Minus the Bear brought their fiery bite to Billings last night and performed a set of new tunes yet to be heard by many of their fans.
