Please join the Arts Council for another weeknight filled with amazing music in the 2024 Music in the Mountains free summer concert series! This week we welcome an Arts Council favorite Fruition! The concert takes place in Len Hill Park in the Big Sky Town Center and is family-friendly and free! Food and beverage vendors will be available. Please remember that NO DOGS, NO GLASS CONTAINERS, and most importantly, NO PERSONAL FIREWORKS are allowed in the park. The Park opens at 6 p.m., with music from the local all-star collab, Tuesday Night Rodeo Club starting the night at 6:30 p.m. Fruition takes the stage at 8 p.m.
Fruition's three-part harmonies and impromptu performances captivated crowds on street corners and in campgrounds in the Pacific Northwest initially, but their remarkable 15-year journey has seen them emerge as a singular force in the world of Americana on some of the nation's biggest stages. Channeling the delicate, playful, and honest focus on songcraft and vocal harmony of groups like the Beatles and CSNY, the band continues to create timeless and genuine folk, roots, and rock 'n roll.
Distinguished by three accomplished songwriters and a rhythm section that serves each song with a finely tuned attention to detail and aesthetic, Fruition manages to consistently release a body of work that is both uniquely their own and instantly familiar. 2024 will see them release a brand new studio album, while preparing a 2nd album for 2025 and a full complement of festival and headline touring.
This all-star collaboration combines the best of Nashville with the best of the West. A trio composed of 4th generation Montana artist Amanda Stewart and husband and wife Nashville music industry elites Annie Clements and Thad Beaty, the Tuesday Night Rodeo Club has quickly become the region’s go-to musical experience any day of the week. Running the gamut from stirring Americana to kick-ass Classic Rock, the trio’s calling card is their ability to field audience requests on the fly, making every show unique. Wrapping stunning three-part harmonies and virtuosic acoustic guitars around a largely country and Americana-centered set, songs by artists ranging from Beyonce’ to The Bee Gees are rebooted to the format, providing a fresh, powerful take on everything they touch. Each of these artists could individually write a book on their extensive careers.
This show is sponsored by Hungry Moose Market. Thank you for supporting Music in the Mountains!
