Born to the son of the Italian Count of Santoponte during a car accident in 1928, Georges de Giorgia has never quite learned to stay put. Here’s the shortlist of Georges’ experiences between that day and today, where he works at the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center and Cascade Historial Society in Great Falls: • […]
See Dead & Company for free!
How about this for a double-dose of good news: Not only is Dead & Company playing pretty much right in our own backyard, but we’ve manged to get our paws on FOUR pairs just for you! Seriously – whether you’re a Deadhead or not, this June 29 performance at the Gorge Amphitheater in George, Washington, […]
New Tracks – 5/22
The last time we remember an English rock band making a “left turn” was 20 years ago next month. The band was Radiohead, the album was OK Computer, and whether you’re a fan or not you have to agree the project – which won the Grammy Award for “Best Alternative Music Album” – anticipated a […]
Trail Less Traveled – 5/20
After her near-death experience locked in a flash freezer at 60 below degrees for three and a half hours, running rampant in the wild seems easy as a breeze for Lisa Sackville. This week, Lisa fills us in on that incident and its consequence on her toes, as well as her many, many more positive […]
Trail Well Traveled – 5/18
Welcome to the Trail Well Traveled! Each Friday, in partnership with Montana Wilderness Association we will feature a new western Montana trail and then give you some helpful details and tips to get on your way! One of the cooler things about the association’s online hiking directory is that it’s searchable not just by region or by trail […]
Vinally Friday – 5/18
They’ve been called the greatest band that never really was – and if there was any hope at all for Moby Grape, all that was dashed for good in 1969. Founding member Skip Spence was lost to drugs and psychotic breakdown; longtime bassist Bob Mosley enlisted in the Marines; and the San Francisco-based rock band […]
New Tracks – 5/15
We wouldn’t wish strife or struggle on anyone – but when the inevitable does, on occasion, tangle the lives of the ones we love … well, there’s always art. Thank God for art. This week, on New Tracks on the Trail, we explore the inspired creations of a local artist who has managed to transfer […]
Don’t Miss Our Concert-A-Day Giveaway!!
You can’t tell by looking outside, but summer truly is just around the corner – and with it comes an unprecedented line-up of AMAZING live music. The summer of 2018 will mark the continuation of the annual “Summer Concert Series” out at Big Sky Brewing Company – including the 2nd edition of the two-day Travelers’ […]
Vinally Friday – 5/11
This week on Vinally Friday: • Craig will close out his three-part exploration of Nitty Gritty Dirt Band‘s formative years with a few spins from the third and final disc of the country-rock group’s 1976 chronicle, Dirt, Silver and Gold. Most of the tracks that appear on sides E and F of this extensive collection […]
Trail Less Traveled – 5/13
Born in a tornado cellar during the Dust Bowl, Paul Martin and his family moved west to Idaho in 1937 – the same year he made his first trek to Burgdorf Hot Springs in the central part of the state. Formally established in 1865, the mineral rich hot waters at the remote springs have been […]
