15 Concerts to Look Forward to in or Near Missoula 2023

According to Merriam-Webster, the definition of a concert is— lol just kidding. This article needs no introduction so I'll get to the point. Here's some concerts to look forward to in or Near Missoula this year:

MarchFourth - April 8th

Lots of brass and unique entertainment at The Wilma, and bonus, Alternative Missoula is giving you the chance to win tickets.

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The Interrupters and Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls - April 27th

The last time I saw ska-punk band The Interrupters at The Wilma it was a total blast, Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls seem cool too. Check the event page for details.

REO Speedwagon - May 7th

If you can't fight that feeling of wanting to see them live, see them at The Adams Center. Oh, and Z100 is giving you the chance to win tickets.

Death Cab for Cutie - June 10th

I totally would follow them into the dark, but instead I'll just see them at KettleHouse Amphitheater.

Dirty Heads and Island Glow - June 13th

A night at KettleHouse Amphitheater with a blend of reggae, hip hop and rock sounds like a great time.

Jimmy Eat World - July 11th

It just takes some time, roughly 4 months in this case, until you you see them at Big Sky Brewing Company Amphitheater.

Train - July 28th

See them at KettleHouse Amphitheater, and you better believe they'll be playing Hey, Soul Sister.

The Head and The Heart - August 5th

Indie-folky goodness at Big Sky Brewing Company Amphitheater, here's where you can buy tickets.

Greensky Bluegrass - August 9th

Are they be best-named bluegrass band of all time? I'd say so. Check them out at KettleHouse Amphitheater.

Rebelution - August 23rd

For fans of reggae who like to keep it irie, they'll be at KettleHouse Amphitheater this summer.

Lindsey Stirling - August 26th

She's incredible at playing the violin and everything else she does too. If you want the chance to win tickets check out this contest from 969 Zoo FM.

The Lumineers - September 5th and 6th

Stomp and clap along to their music at KettleHouse Amphitheater.

Coheed and Cambria - September 27th

Progressive metal insanity at The Wilma early next fall.

Jon Pardi - November 3rd

Country fun at The Adams Center on the way, and Eagle 93.3's giving you the chance to win tickets.