The perfect sanctuary from bitter Montana winters, the Bozeman Hot Springs is an excellent place to relax and warm up amidst the snowy chill of Bozeman. Whether you’ve had a long day braving the outdoors or are looking for a cozy activity out of the house, the hot spring’s twelve luxurious pools provide the perfect opportunity to rejuvenate the body and mind. Since the addition of four outdoor pools a few years ago, Bozeman Hot Springs has instated bi-weekly musical events on their stunning outdoor stage. Local musicians perform every Thursday and Sunday night for Hot Spring’s patrons. This month, the performers all follow a common theme: the beautifully tranquil acoustic style. There are nine talented artists playing throughout the month of January, so make sure to take advantage of the opportunity to support local music while cozily enjoying Bozeman’s magnificent January evenings.  

Peter King
January 2nd  -  7-10pm 
Kicking off the month is Peter King, a ten-year veteran of the Bozeman music scene. Best known for his unique combination of rock guitar and country vocals, King cultivates a sound that appeals to a broad audience. Frontman of many diverse local bands such as The Dead Yellers and Neon Rainbow that exemplify similar creative genre fusions, Peter King’s solo performances promise the same level of musical excellence exhibited by his full band projects. He’ll play a combination set of covers and original songs, so there’s sure to be something for every listener at his Hot Springs show on January 2nd. 

The Savvy Duo
January 5th -  7-10pm 
From the locally heralded party band Savvy, guitarist/vocalist Kristin Janis and drummer Adam Daffron will be performing a rare two-player show as “The Savvy Duo” at the Bozeman Hot Springs on January 5th. Usually prized for their boisterous stage presence and high-energy shows, the duo will be cultivating a more relaxed environment for their upcoming Hot Springs performance, playing an acoustic set of beloved rock covers. The perfect combination of rock and relaxation, this event is a definite must-see.  

Max Davies Trio
January 9th -  7-10pm 
This merger between Max Davies, the guitarist from local cosmic bluegrass band Kitchen Dwellers, mandolin player Jeff Purcell, and guitarist Tyler Schultz performing as the “Max Davies Trio” is highly anticipated by Bozeman acoustic fans. Including a set of both covers and original work, the trio plans to create a laid-back environment ideal for a night of peaceful leisure. Set to perform on January 9th, this group of incredible musicians has quickly become treasured by listeners around Gallatin Valley during their short time together. Be sure not to miss this opportunity to enjoy their soothing musical stylings in one of Bozeman’s most restful spots.  

Trio Grandio
January 12th - 7-10pm
Performing on January 12th, “Trio Grandio” (composed of members of well-known Grateful Dead tribute band, Dead Sky) will be continuing their dedication to Grateful Dead’s music with a more mellow feel. Members Luke Flansburg, Jess Atkins, and Rich Robiscoe will join together to create the perfect set for local Dead Heads or casual listeners, bringing the legacy of an iconic band to life at Bozeman Hot Springs. Don’t let the opportunity to see this once-in-a-lifetime acoustic spin on the eclectic style of Grateful Dead pass you by! 

King Ropes Duo 
January 16th - 710pm 
Hailing from local band Kings Ropes, guitarist/vocalist Dave Hollier and guitarist Ben Roth take the Bozeman Hot Spring’s stage as the “King Ropes Duo,” providing a more easygoing version of their usual rock and country fusion style. Citing Wilco and Pixies as bands with similar sounds, this duo plans to bring an acoustic rendition of their distinct “psychedelic hard country garage roots rock” to hot springs patrons on January 16th. Join the pair for an evening of unique music and unwind to their ethereal sound.  

Canoe Dealers
January 19th - 7-10pm
Formed in 2020 by Lena Marie Schiffer and Ryan Acker, local folk duo “Canoe Dealers” is set to perform at the hot springs on January 19th. An excellent addition to January’s acoustic theme, this duo has perfected their full acoustic sound in their four years of partnership. Playing a set composed of covers and original songs, there’s something for every listener in their performances. The perfect band to warm a cold January night, enjoy Canoe Dealers’ memorable contribution to the Bozeman Hot Springs acoustic month while you soak in a pool. 

Kennan Krause
January 23rd - 7-10pm
Making a name for himself in the Bozeman music scene over the past three years with his band Lost Canyons, front man Kennan Krause is known for his mastery of an original alt-rock sound. Taking the Bozeman Hot Springs stage on January 23rd, Krause plans to bring a collection of original full band songs and famous rock covers in a new acoustic style. The perfect ambiance for a tranquil January evening, join this musician for a night of mellow rock you’ll never forget.  

The Pinky Trio
January 26th - 7-10pm 
True staples of the Bozeman and Gallatin Valley music scene, three members of Pink Floyd tribute band Pinky and the Floyd will be bringing the band’s renowned sound to the hot springs on January 26th. Dustin Tucker, Luke Flansburg, and Tyler Schultz form “The Pinky Trio,” creating the rare opportunity to hear the sound of the full band in an acoustic style, perfect for seasoned Pink Floyd fans or spontaneous listeners. Be sure not to miss the chance to see this group of players (who have been central to the music scene around Bozeman for almost a decade) in a more laid-back environment.  

Taylor Burlage
January 30th - 7-10pm  
Closing the month’s performances on January 30th, Taylor Burlage will perform his classic folk-rock stylings for Bozeman Hot Spring’s audience. Best known for his work as the front man of local Americana band Dead & Down, Taylor Burlage has been perfecting his acoustic style around Bozeman for more than five years. His set list consists of a balance between famous covers and original tunes, bringing something enjoyable to the table for each listener. Planning to play multiple guitars accompanied by twangy vocals, Burlage’s performance is an incredible way to end a month of memorable music.