5 time winners of the Best of Bozeman: Entertainer by the Tributary/Bozone The Clintons are an original Pop/Rock/Country band with a seven album discography. Since forming in late ’99 they’ve played close to 1000 shows and have shared the stage with Dierks Bentley, Barenaked Ladies, Shawn Mullins, The Young Dubliners, Blackhawk, and the Kentucky Headhunters.

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Contact Name: John Stenson
Contact Email: J_T_Stenson@yahoo.com
Contact Phone: (406) 494-9452

Jamelution is a five piece band that has been compared to a live juke box. They have delighted audiences at Rockin’ the Rivers, Livingston Summerfest and premiere clubs across the state. This band can roll you, swoon you, or get your head banging.

Jamel Boast has been performing and playing since he could hold a microphone. His stylish vocals and high energy get the crowd on their feet and keeps them rockin’. Cindy Damjanovich shares lead vocals and plays percussion. Her performances are packed with pizzazz and her smile is infectious. Ben Thiede adds his guitar magic to the mix. His flyin’ fingers and savory, polished licks captivate audiences from here till Sunday. On the bass guitar, Nik Damjanovich is one of the funkiest players around. From soft and supple, to hard and heavy, his groovin’ will get your head bangin’ and your feet movin’. Junior Damjanovich puts the ‘Jam’ in Jamelution. His rock solid, thunderous drumming rounds out Jamelution’s powerful live performances.

Little Jane & The Pistol Whips…what’s in a name? For one thing, “Little” Ashly Jane Holland ‘aint so little, she’s just shy of six foot. Another thing is that the sound coming from this band will surely whip you out onto the dance floor.

Led by the powerful songwriting of Ashly, they stylized their sound from both early county and contemporary Americana. With ‘Q’ King roping in some melodic and tight electric guitar licks and fellow rhythm rustlers – Paul and Russ on drums and bass respectively, they herded a strong following of dancers and music fans alike. Initially, the listener may be drawn to a familiar old tune, maybe something from Ernst Tubb or Loretta Lynn. Lean in a little closer and you may hear a bit of Willie, Patsy Cline or even later country music luminaries such as Dwight Yoakam and Gillian Welch. Their original songs can’t be categorized that easily but one thing’s for sure, there’s a bit of something everyone will like.

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!

The Dirty Shame plays original outlaw country and hits from the likes of Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings and Merle Haggard, The Shame is able to entertain crowds of all ages and walks of life. From heart wrenching ballads to foot stomping honky tonk the music is brought to life with an emotional clarity and a directness sometimes lacking in new music.

On the lead vocals and rhythm guitar is Brandon Hale who asserts his dominance over the microphone from the first note Lead guitarist and vocalist Dan Bradner adds to the mix with his rock and blues vocal style and his telecaster Pedal steel player Tom Day chimes in with perfectly executed steel sounds and solos. Bass Player Mike Hoffman keeps the back end interesting with well thought out lines and syncopation Holding down the foundation is drummer and backing vocalist Dean Wakerlin One of the hardest working bands in Montana the band played more than 130 shows last year entertaining crowds all around the west.