Toronto’s The Envy haven’t had much luck in the wild west. Their bus broke down several times before stranding them in Billings. The band has been keeping their fans updated while enjoying the city’s hotspots: brews at YVBC, coffee at Rock Creek, and Monday they’ll play a “Help Pay For Broken Tranny” show at the Railyard.
With bass smacking, conga thumping, reggae grooving, New Orleans-inspired funk, the music of Soul Brat can best be described…
Sarah Calhoun describes herself as a connecter. When she first launched her business, a company that makes workwear for…
The lead singer of the California alt rock band Trapt injured his vocal chords and requires medical attention, and…
The Billings Symphony ended its 58th season with lush performances of Mozart, Beethoven and Brahms on Saturday. The event…
Pop punk legends The Queers are in Billings June 7 for a performance at Yellowstone Valley Brewing Co. Formed in…
At 54, folk musician and “hardcore troubadour” Steve Earle is just two years older than his mentor, teacher and 70s counterculture icon, Townes Van Zandt was when he died. To a sold-out audience in Sheridan, Wyo., on Saturday, Earle recalled tales of his past, conjuring up the image of Van Zandt through tales of their experiences, which began in the 1970s.
