This Little Music Venue Is The Most Unique In Montana

Montana is full of great venues for live music, but this unique and intimate setting is pretty special.

Located on East Peach Street on the north side of Bozeman, you'll find a small brick building that has been renovated into a venue for live music. The venue is known as Live From the Divide.

Intimate Montana Music Venue Is Truly One-Of-A-Kind

Every month, artists take the small stage in the nearly 120-year-old brick and wood building near the old rail yard, giving no more than 50 audience-goers at a time the chance to hear genuine American roots music with unique, raw acoustics and up-close and personal emotion.

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The Live From the Divide building was first used as cold storage. When trains pulled into town carrying perishable items, they would be stored in the building before being distributed around Bozeman.

Several well-known names in American roots music have performed at Live From the Divide throughout the years, including Tyler Childers, Sturgill Simpson, Billy Strings, Charlie Crockett, Ramblin' Jack Elliot, The War and Treaty, and more.

There's literally no other place like Live From the Divide, and we are incredibly fortunate to have such a special venue in Bozeman. It gives people the opportunity to hear singers and songwriters in an intimate stripped-down raw setting. You can also hear the stories behind the songs.

I've attended quite a few shows at Live From the Divide, and it's definitely one of my favorite places to experience live music. The space is also available for private shows, get-togethers, small business events, or any event you want a unique spot to host up to 50 + people for. If you're interested in catching a show, you can find a full schedule on the Live From the Divide website.