

Where’s
the
music
at?
Every show, every stage, every dimly-lit room and funky coffee shop in Whitefish gathered in one place. Find your people, find your music, find your scene.
— Upcoming Shows
music calendar
Every venue, every night.


Andrew Sweeney

Jerry Joseph and the Jackmormons

Brent Jameson on the Patio

Dave VonKleist

Joe Martinez Band

Tim Torgerson

20 Grand

Jonathon Jacky

Mike Atherton Duo

k'niption fit

bluegrass-style worship
— Whitefish stages to see
Local venues
Browse the valley by room.
— Scope out the scene
You had to be there
You had to be there. Next time, be there.
What happened in Whitefish?
The whole roll lives on instagram
Show photos, last-minute set changes, and the occasional green-room cameo — posted while the amps are still warm.
— The record rack —
Featured artists
Every musician on the scene, pressed and racked. Spin through, or search by name.
— For musicians & venues
Join the scene
One town. One stage. Plenty of room.
Every good night here starts the same way: a musician looking for a room, and a room looking for music. We sit in the middle — connecting the two, and putting the result in front of the whole valley.
Play more rooms
Your gigs on the calendar every music lover in the valley checks, plus a profile page that showcases your talent.

In the green room
— The one behind the curtain
Meet Maggie
I love music. I’ve been listening my whole life; singing it, playing it, raising my kids on it.
Here in Whitefish the sound rocks the bars, spills out onto the streets, and refreshes the soul. It’s on a stage, in a room, on the bench, or swinging on a porch. It seems to be everywhere, and I want to know where and when and who — don’t you?
This valley is full of some of the most talented musicians in the country. From old Montana honky tonk to intricate jazz, originals and covers, songwriters with something to say, pickers and players who’ve spent decades honing their sound, voices that can hush a whole room. It’s all right here, playing the breweries and the back rooms, the listening rooms and the lodges, in the venues that keep music alive in this town.
The music is here. Somebody just needed to connect the dots. So I flipped on the spotlight.
“Music makes the Last Best Place a better place.”
— Last call
Get on the bill
Play rooms. Fill rooms. Or just tell us about a show we’re missing. One note to Maggie and you’re in the loop.
Replies faster than a two-song encore.


