This Week in Entertainment: January 30th thru February 6th

The Motet & Boombox swing through Bozeman and Missoula, Fly Fishing Film Tour returns to the Wilma, and more. Take a look at this week’s lineup below.

Thursday, January 30th
JEB at the Top Hat

 

Acoustic Avenue at the Top Hat

Bozeman-based singer/songwriter, guitarist and producer, JEB, brings his vibrant indie pop- and hip hop inspired dance music to the Top Hat for a unique Acoustic Avenue experience.

8:00 PM | FREE | All Ages |  More Info

Thursday, January 30th & Friday January 31st
The Motet at the Rialto & the Top Hat

 

 

The Denver-based septet consists of Dave Watts [drums], Joey Porter [keys], Garrett Sayers [bass], Ryan Jalbert [guitar], Lyle Divinsky [vocals], Drew Sayers [sax], and Parris Fleming [trumpet]. Together, they create a mélange of boisterous badass funk, swaggering soul, and thought-provoking pop. Since emerging in 1998, the boys have cooked up nine full-length albums and entranced countless crowds. They’ve played at festivals like Bonnaroo, Electric Forest Festival, High Sierra Music Festival, North Coast Music Festival, Wakarusa and Summer Camp Festival. Playing about 100 shows a year, they’re known for their high energy live performances.

Their latest album release, Death Or Devotion, came out early 2019. Bandwagon Magazine said the LP “showcases the band’s reverence for the funk tradition through masterful execution of the style.” Glide Magazine said it is “one of the most complete and strongest offerings of their career.”

Rialto: 8:00 PM | All Ages |  Tickets & More Info

Top Hat: 9:30 PM | All Ages |  Tickets & More Info

Saturday, February 1st
Fly Fishing Film Tour at the Wilma

 

 

The 14th annual Fly Fishing Film Tour is hitting the road and headed to your backyard with a fresh catch of new films. Featuring exclusive shorts from our friends coast to coast, and beyond, we’ll tell the stories of everything from fishing guide fairytales, to serial steelhead semantics, canyon conservation in Colorado, mountain biking for marlin, jumping jaguars and jungle fish in whitewater rapids and the audacious Aussies who explore the largest coastline in the world. From saltwater to fresh, this year’s film is geared to get you stoked for another incredible season on the water.

The F3T is the largest fly fishing film event of its kind. Come for the action and stay for the giveaways and camaraderie—from your local fly shop to a community of like-minded anglers as we aim to inspire, feed your fishing addiction and build awareness for conservation efforts both near and far. For more updates go to flyfilmtour.com or follow us on social at @flyfishingfilmtour.

Early Showing: 4:00 PM | All Ages |  Tickets & More Info

Late Showing: 7:00 PM | All Ages |  Tickets & More Info

Saturday, February 1st
The Dead Yellers at the Top Hat

 

 

The Dead Yellers are an original country rock abomination from Bozeman, MT. Fronted by local songwriter Peter King their music follows a theme of courage in the face of adversity in which everyone must endure. It’s delivered in an upbeat western roots revival format that leaves the audience with a secure feeling of hope and happiness. The band is often joined by fiddle, pedal steel, bass, and harmonica to round out a true Montana sound.

10:15 PM | FREE | 21+ |  More Info

Tuesday, February 4th
Big Sky Film Institute at the Top Hat

 

Big Sky Film Institute Fundraiser at the Top Hat

 

As part of the Logjam Foundations’ Community Action Series, Logjam Presents will host a fundraising event for the Big Sky Film Institute where 25% of all food and beverage sales between 6pm – 9pm at the Top Hat will be donated to the Institute.

Rooted in the heart of the mountain west, the Big Sky Film Institute nurtures and elevates non-fiction films that have the power to transform our world, our culture, our youth and ourselves. The mission of BSFI is to celebrate and promote the art of nonfiction filmmaking, and to encourage media literacy by fostering public understanding and appreciation of documentary film.

6:00 PM | FREE | All Ages |  More Info

Wednesday, February 5th & Thursday, February 6th
Boombox at the Top Hat & the Rialto

 

 

Since first emerging in 2004, founder, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Zion Rock Godchaux has been quietly seasoning and simmering this recipe to perfection. However, it reaches a boiling point on his 2018 album, Western Voodoo. Over the course of five albums, the group has become a streaming favorite with numerous tracks cracking a million plays on Spotify. Moreover, they’ve made audiences groove everywhere from Electric Forest and Hangout Music Festival to High Sierra Music Festival and Red Rocks.

In the spring of 2019 Zion enlisted his “brother from the same mother” Kinsman MacKay to embark on BoomBox’s most exciting configuration to date. “There’s a special kind of chemistry between two brothers playing music together,” Zion explains. “Since 2003 we’d get together and make tracks just for fun, and realized we had a strong connection in the studio.”

Top Hat: 9:00 PM | All Ages |  Tickets & More Info

Rialto: 8:00 PM | All Ages |  Tickets & More Info

Complete event listings can be found here.