The Slow Falls are an original band consisting of a fiddle, mandolin, banjo, and bass centered around strong vocal harmonies in Missoula, MT. Many of their songs are originals and can best be described as americana/folk/blues/bluegrass. The Slow Falls would love to play your venue or wedding sometime soon!

High Voltage is a young rock n’ roll band from the great city of Missoula. Like their name implies, they have an electric combination of soaring vocals (Brittney Rowley), blistering guitar (Josh Rhines), thumping bass (Nick Hawthorne), soothing saxophone (Adam Goodover), spacey synth (Oliver Huang) and thunderous drums (Collin Scott). Combining elements of classic rock, blues, alternative, jazz and metal, the band hopes to offer something fresh and interesting.

Currently, High Voltage is writing and rehearsing the songs on their debut album “Mind, Body & Soul”, due to be recorded and released the first half of 2011. Along with writing their album, they are playing out as much as possible, trying to gain new fans and establish themselves in the Missoula and Montana music scene.

They have played notable events, such as the 4th of July in Seeley Lake, playing in the Osprey Stadium, and headlining Friday and Saturday night of the 2010 Testicle Festival.

The Cold Hard Cash Show is an original and innovative tribute to the music of Johnny Cash. Fronted by guitarist and singer Cousin Merle Travis, the Cold Hard Cash Show brings to life classic Cash songs and old time favorites, with a sound so accurate, you’d think you’ve traveled back in time. Cousin Merle sings like Cash and plays like Luther Perkins, but that’s not all. He is equally skilled at Classic Country, Blues and Rockabilly music. His band, like many great bands, has had many former members, who in there time, played Cash music wonderfully for the Show. The current line-up includes the fantastic drummer, Fel Torres. His impeccable shuffle style train beat is like no other. It’s the machine that drives the band. Johnny Pope plays the up-right Bass Fiddle. He’s got the boom-chicka and the clicked-clack dialed! Nothing sounds like the Dog-House Bass, and nobody makes it sound like Johnny Pope.

Representing the next generation of the blues, Three-Eared Dog harnesses the raw energy of the electric blues and uses it to plow fresh fields. With influences and experiences from all over the musical spectrum and a fresh take on the old power trio formula, these young musicians focus their formidable talents on reinventing old standards as well as crafting original material with lyrics that propel the emotion of the blues into the 21st century. With a revolving lineup featuring the regions best horn players, vocalists, and keyboardists, Three-Eared Dog puts on a powerful performance that you will leave you with the knowledge that the blues are in very capable hands.

Variety…Country, Rock, Classic Rock, Blues, Funk
Members Amber Lorenz – Lead Vocals, Random Percussion
Sheldon Scrivner – Electric Guitar, vocals
Mark Sollars – Drums
Dale Tracer – Bass Guitar, vocals
Hometown Missoula/Lolo/Victor

Cash For Junkers has been playing western swing, vintage jazz, bluegrass, and honky-tonk country music for dances, parties, weddings and festivals around Western Montana since 1998. A long time favorite of the swing dancing crowd, C4J plays original tunes and their own reworking of classic and obscure tunes from the 1920 on through today.

C4J has opened for groups such as the Gourds, Kim Lenz, and Deke Dickerson, and has traveled to Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Seattle, Portland, and Weiser, Idaho, as well as most of Montana.

Currently, the band features Tyler Roady on vocals and rhythm guitar, Grace Decker on vocals, fiddle, and mandolin, Nate Biehl on vocals, mandolin, fiddle, tenor banjo, and electric guitar, John Rosett on electric guitar, steel guitar, and mandolin, Jeff Turman on upright bass, and Angie Biehl on drums. These musicians bring years of experience to the band, and they know how to swing it hard and pick it purty!