John Robert y Pan Blanco will take audiences around the world on with their eclectic mix and background in funk, soul, salsa, and West African rhythms project. With vocals in Spanish, English and Portuguese, this group is melding high-energy funk, African and Latin grooves with soulful instrumental solos, aimed at sharing musical and cultural diversity with the audience. 

Paige and The Peoples Band is a soul packed experience. The nine-piece and horn-powered act has been voted Bozeman’s Choice for three years in a row and premiered season Thirteen of 11th and Grant with Eric Funk on PBS. Lead singer Paige Rassmussen’s vocals will shake the corners of downtown as she mixes the traditions of pop and soul with rock and jaz

The gypsy reggae sounds of Montana’s Cole and The Thornes will be a crowd pleaser for anyone who appreciates dub and delicate lyrics that waver between ska and funk. Cole’s powerful, sultry vocals and empowering lyrics are accompanied by jazz guitar, island ukulele, Latin-inspired percussion and playful horn melodies. Their award winning album “Map Maker” was released in 2018 and was voted Bozeman’s Best Album of the Year in 2019.

The Olson Brothers Band is rowdy and unexpected country. Hailing from Olympia, Washington, and led by singer/songwriters and brothers Luke and Isaac Olson, the band has opened for Dwight Yoakam, Dylan Scott, Lonestar and Phil Vassar. Taking cues from Dierks Bentley, Sam Hunt, Darius Rucker, Zac Brown, Jason Aldean, and Blake Shelton, the guys also enjoy rock’s best anthems from AC/DC to Elton John.

Reflecting on the time since their origin, Midnight North will tell the Teton Valley its story in cosmic Americana style. A group of multi-instrumentalists with songwriting roots in Folk and Americana, the band includes Grahame Lesh, Elliott Peck, Nathan Graham and Connor O’Sullivan. Rolling Stone hailed the band as “Best New Act” in its review of 2018’s Peach Music Festival saying the band “takes the best parts of roots music and weaves them into a tapestry of rock and Americana.” With multiple studio albums of their own, they also released two live albums including 2018’s “Selections from the Great American Music Hall” which featured Bob Weir & Phil Lesh of the Grateful Dead plus members of Twiddle as special guests.

Nominated for four Blues Music Awards at the 39th annual Blues Music Award for ‘Soul Blues Album’, for “The World That We Live In”, ‘Soul Blues Male Artist’, ‘Instrumentalist – Vocals’, and ‘B.B. King Entertainer,’ soul and bluesman Sugaray Rayford is a decorated troubadour and will bring his smooth style to Teton Valley. In 2020, Rayford was presented with two Blues Music Awards for ‘B.B King Entertainer of the Year’ and ‘Soul Blues Male Artist of the Year.’

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