MUSIC IN THE MOUNTAINS

Discover one of the best free things to do in Big Sky this summer at Music in the Mountains. For over ten years, this popular outdoor concert series has hosted exceptional live music at Len Hill Park. Brought to you by the Arts Council of Big Sky, Music in the Mountains happens every Thursday from late June through early September. Enjoy performances from top national touring musicians. And enjoy special events like the annual July 4th concert and Metal in the Mountains. Make sure to add this free event to your Thursday night itinerary when visiting.

Food trucks and vendors will begin serving at 6 PM. You can grab a bite to eat or make plans for dinner at a nearby restaurant before the show starts. This family-friendly event allows adults to mingle while children can play safely in the park. We recommend bringing camp chairs or blankets for your comfort. Please remember that, for everyone's safety, pets and glass containers are not allowed in the park, and these rules will be strictly enforced.

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SUMMER 2026 LINEUP

Headliners:

June 25, 2026: The National Parks

July 2, 2026: Honey Island Swamp Band

July 4, 2026: The Tiny Band

July 9, 2026: Cardinal Black

July 16, 2026: Kenny Feidler

July 23, 2026: Pinky and the Floyd

July 30, 2026: Billy Allen + the Pollies

August 6, 2026: Magoo

August 13, 2026: Mother Hips

August 20, 2026: Object Heavy

August 27, 2026: Armchair Boogie

September 3, 2026: The Iron Maidens

Emerging Artists:

June 25: The Takes

July 2: Jampoke

July 9: Dammit Lauren!

July 16: Sterling Drake

July 30: Colourblind

August 6: Blue Point

August 13: Lee Rafugee

August 20: Jazz Cabbage

August 27: Logan Liebert and the Light Blue

September 3: Scavenger

Music in the Mountains

Park opens at 6 PM. Emerging artists take the stage at 6:30 PM, followed by the headliner at 8 PM.

The show goes on rain or shine!

For everyone's safety and enjoyment:

No dogs

No smoking

No glass containers

No fireworks

If you're interested in becoming a food vendor for this event, please visit the Arts Council of Big Sky's website for more details and an application.

Two Girls looking at the Ousel Falls Waterfall