The Best Montana Concert Venues - Intrigue Ink

The Best Montana Concert Venues

It's officially summer, and sure, Bozeman, MT might not be Nashville, TN... but we’ve got dirt, guitars, and the kind of boots that were made for dancing under Montana Big Sky. Our venues range from backyard saloons to mountain amphitheaters, and provide iconic sunsets, tunes, and vibes. Grab your best graphic tee, plan your summer shows, and show up in your most iconic fit, queen!

Montana has plenty of awesome venues, but our favorite outdoor venues are only accessible in the summer. Here are some of our favorites:

Pine Creek Lodge – Paradise Valley, MT

Pine Creek Lodge: A One of a Kind Music Venue | Under Canvas®

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Why it’s special:

Pine Creek Lodge is THE iconic Montana outdoor stage. Enjoy live music under string lights, kick up some dust, and dip your toes in the creek running through the venue all while you're nestled in the Absaroka mountains. Stay in a cabin, sip a local brew, and dance under the stars. Pine Creek Lodge is beloved for its super laid-back community vibe. Make sure you bring a tote bag, your polaroid camera, a blanket, and wear your favorite outfit.

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The Old Saloon – Emigrant, MT

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Why it’s special:

The Old Saloon is a true Western saloon that turns its backyard into a summer concert venue with a big outdoor stage. This historic building has classic cowboy charm and epic country, Americana, and folk lineups. Grab a burger, whiskey, and two-step the night away with your glitter eyeliner and a trucker hat.

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Bridger Brewing Summer Concert Series – Three Forks, MT

 

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Why it’s special:

This newer venue is located in Three Forks, just a 30 minute drive from Bozeman. It's a gorgeous natural amphitheater surrounded by rolling hills. Enjoy epic sunsets, Montana craft beer, and local food trucks. They bring in great regional bands for a casual, kid-friendly vibe. Perfect for funky moms and their families! Make sure to bring your stick-on tattoos, and whisky in your smile.

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Big Sky Town Center Summer Music Series – Big Sky, MT

Montana's Yellowstone Country

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Why it’s special:

Enjoy free concerts featuring big names on Thursday nights with Lone Mountain as your backdrop. Total “Montana postcard” vibes. Music in the Mountains is family-friendly, dog-friendly, and there's a beer garden on-site. It's the perfect excuse for a weekend adventure in Big Sky (and showing off your Intrigue Ink graphic tank, obviously).

Here's what we recommend wearing:

Music on Main — Downtown Bozeman, MT

Music On Main | Mountain Home Montana

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Why it’s special:

Music on Main isn't a formal venue, but it's THE iconic summer street concert series right on Main Street every Thursday. Music on Main is free, family-friendly, and all about the local vibe: street food, beers-to-go, and kids dancing in the street. It's the perfect setting to rock an Intrigue Ink festival tank and people-watch for style inspo.

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KettleHouse Amphitheater — Bonner, MT

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Why it’s special:

Okay, this one is about 3 hours away from Bozeman, but it's totally worth it for a weekend show! KettleHouse Amphitheater is a stunning riverside amphitheater nestled on the banks of the Blackfoot River just outside of Missoula. The amphitheater showcases big-name acts in a small-town setting—think Mumford and Sons vibes with Montana flair. Grab a beer from the attached KettleHouse Brewing Co., kick back on the lawn, and watch the sunset over the water.

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