Huge Country Act Announces Montana Tour Stop. Here's How To Win

Summer is almost here and that means concerts, concerts, and more concerts! That also means you will have a chance to win tickets before you can buy them right here on XL COUNTRY.

Logjam Presents and KettleHouse Amphitheater is excited to announce:

LITTLE BIG TOWN: Friends of Mine Tour

Logjam Presents

June 15th at the KettleHouse Amphitheater in Bonner, MT.

Jeffrey Neubauer

Presale tickets go on sale from February 1st @ 10 AM until February 2nd @ 10 PM.

GET YOUR PRESALE CODE HERE.

Regular ticket sales go live on February 3rd @ 10 AM

GET YOUR TICKETS HERE.

Little Big Town is known for its GRAMMY, ACM, CMA, AMA, and Emmy Awards and hit songs like Pontoon, Day Drinking, Girl Crush, and Tornado just to mention a few.

Band members Karen Fairchild, Phillip Sweet, Kimberly Schlapman, and Jimi Westbrook have been on the scene for over 20 years and they are bringing their tour to The Last Best Place, Montana.

How can you win tickets? Let's get down to it!

Starting on Monday, January 30th, be listening to Derek and Megan in the Morning. When you hear a Little Big Town song between the 8 and 9 o'clock hour, message in on the App Chat the name of the song you heard! You will be instantly qualified to win a pair to see Little Big Town.

Download Our Mobile App

WHAT: Little Big Town: Friends Of Mine Tour

WHEN: June 15th, 2023

WHERE: KettleHouse Amphitheater, Bonner, MT

Kenny Chesney Comes To Montana 2022

It's crazy to think it has been YEARS since Kenny Chesney has come to the beautiful state of Montana. After 3 years of waiting, the Kenny Chesney fans were not the least bit disappointed. Selling over 24,000 tickets, Kenny Chesney, Old Dominion, and Carly Pearce put on one heck of a show.

With A Packed House, This Artist Shows Montana How To Have Fun

For many artists, it seems like their first time coming to Montana to perform is never their last. There is just something about the mountain air that brings them back time and time again.

This past weekend Ashley McBryde made her way to Bozeman for her debut performance. She was scheduled to perform here around this same time last year, but had a horseback riding accident and had to postpone her show.

Now I have been to numerous concerts at The Elm, Bozeman's Newest Concert Venue, and I can tell you, it was a FULL HOUSE! McBryde sang a combination of newly released songs along with some throwbacks to when she first started performing.

A crowd favorite was a song McBryde wrote about her father who has passed away. As she told the story of her growing up and her father teaching her about God, hunting, and music, people in the crowd started crying.

Belting out an oldie but goodie, "Boys of Summer" made the crowd go nuts. The talented McBryde didn't miss a beat and neither did the crowd as they all sang along.