Colter Wall at KettleHouse Amphitheater

It’s Honky Tonk time! Colter Wall is gracing us with a rare appearance on KettleHouse Amphitheater on September 29th due to popular demand! Colter Wall’s shows are a rare commodity to come by so if you missed out on the first show on Saturday, make sure you grab the tickets for this day!

“You might not see a soul for days on them high and lonesome plains. You got to fill the big empty with little songs.”

Turning the vistas of his native Saskatchewan into old-timey slideshows full of hardscrabble folk heroes roaming the land, Colter Wall has proven to be a legend in the country genre. Even more so in his recent album “Little Songs,” which doesn’t simply nod to the big past figures such as Hank Snow, Ernest Tubb, George Jones, and Johnny Clash. He has immersed himself completely, with no care for whatever is cool at the moment. His fiddle-heavy arrangements and gruff growls to thicken the song’s wit will forever be a classic.

Referring to his album, the artist said, "These songs were written over the last three years. I penned most of them from home and I think the songs reflect that."

This is one big reason why his concerts are not to be missed. If you’re searching for an authentic traditional country music night from a singer who lives what he sings and sings what he lives—you can’t get any better show.

To prepare yourself for the show, make sure you listen to these Colter Wall Essentials: “Little Songs,” “Sleeping on the Blacktop,” “Cowpoke,” “Thirteen Silver Dollars,” “Evangelina,” “The Devil Wears a Suit and Tie,” “Saskatchewan in 1881,” “Motorcycle,” “Happy Reunion,” “High and Mighty,” “The Coyote & The Cowboy,” “Thinkin’ on a Woman,” “Caroline,” “Kate McCannon,” “For a Long While,” “Western Swing & Waltzes,” “Plain to See Plainsman,” “Fraulein,” “Johnny Boy’s Bones,” and “The Last Loving Words.”

KettleHouse Amphitheater is going to welcome everyone with its unique Montana Setting. With 4000 seats, state-of-the-art facilities, and an outdoor setting that is nestled along the Blackfoot River, there’s no better place for a country music jam. Remember, the doors open at 6 PM and the show starts at 7:30 PM, so get there on time to not miss anything fun! Make sure to get your tickets now because his shows don’t come by frequently!