With wispy blonde hair shining against the bright lights of the Alberta Bair Theater stage, face sharply defined by years of singing, a soft-spoken 62-year-old Emmylou Harris took the stage Tuesday night to a packed house.
In their second appearance in Billings, Holy Rolling Empire brought their rock permutations to the doorsteps of the Railyard. In similar fashion to the religious fanatics the band is named for, the Tuscon, Ariz. rockers frothed and groveled their message in song.
After eight months of secretive jam sessions, The What, a Who tribute band, will debut on the Billings music…
With a wondrous ability to transform her creativity into song, country and folk darling Emmylou Harris has been composing acclaimed music for nearly 35 years. In her only Montana appearance on the current tour, Harris will perform with her band, the Red Dirt Boys, on Nov. 17 at the Alberta Bair Theater.
Little Brazil hit the Railyard in a big way last week, exploding with a refined sound full of active melodies and bursts of engaging guitar work.
Omaha-based rock band Little Brazil snagged a last-minute spot on Wednesday, performing with 1090 Club at the Railyard.
New York rock band The Hold Steady packed the Railyard to capacity in July 2008, and the band returns…
Friday was a difficult night for Hana Pestle, who was in a car wreck that nearly took her life hours before her…
Montana native Hana Pestle has been added to the Montana leg of Secondhand Serenade’s tour and will be opening…
Sub Pop artist Sera Cahoone didn’t stay away from Billings long, returning to a room less occupied than it was during her…
