COVELLITE THEATRE
July 6th | Butte, Montana

The Local Honeys are Kentucky through and through — storytellers, banjo pickers, and tradition-bearers with grit. With roots deep in Appalachian music and hearts tuned to the present, they deliver powerful harmonies, driving fiddle tunes, and songs that champion working people, women, and the hills they come from. Whether singing about coal country or crooked love, The Local Honeys bring a raw, soulful energy to every stage they touch.

SMELTER CITY BREWING SUMMER SEREIS ‘25
July 24th | Anaconda, Montana

Tylor & the Train Robbers have spent the last decade touring relentlessly, delivering electrifying Americana and roots country shows across the U.S. Led by frontman and songwriter Tylor Ketchum, the band blends poetic storytelling with a gritty Western rock edge. Backed by brothers Jason and Tommy Bushman and guitarist Antonio Vazquez, their dynamic sound hits home with fans of both tradition and fresh, genre-blurring energy. Their latest album Hum of the Road captures the spirit of life on tour—dusty highways, heartfelt songs, and an authentic, road-worn sound crafted in Texas with producer Cody Braun.

THE BIGHORN LISTENING ROOM
July 27th | Anaconda, Montana

Emerging from the shadows like the marbled salamanders and glowing mushrooms of the night, Caleb Caudle’s Sweet Critters is a haunting, richly detailed album nestled in the restless darkness. Produced by John Paul White and Ben Tanner, the record features collaborations with Allison Russell, Aoife O’Donovan, and Caudle’s touring band. Inspired by legends like Buddy Miller and Guy Clark, Caudle’s sharp lyricism transforms everyday moments into vivid, poetic imagery. With a history of performances at Stagecoach, Merlefest, and Americanafest, he’s shared the stage with Marty Stuart, Steve Earle, and more—cementing his place in modern Americana.

SMELTER CITY BREWING
August 9th | Anaconda, Montana
Free Show!

Dylan Earl, Louisiana-born and Arkansas‑raised, is a baritone-voiced storyteller whose brand of alt‑country blends honky‑tonk grit, ’70s country‑rock, and sharp, socially-aware lyrics. With releases like New Country To Be, Squirrel in the Garden, and I Saw the Arkansas, plus standout singles like “High on Ouachita,” he’s earned acclaim as a “hard‑driving road dog and thoughtful poet.”