Live Entertainment in Missoula

Adams Center is Montana's most important indoor concert and sports venue — a 7,321-capacity University of Montana arena presenting major concerts, Grizzly basketball, and cultural events for Montana's most intellectually vibrant city. The Griz basketball program's extraordinary success in the Big Sky Conference and Missoula's passionate fan base create sporting events of unusual community significance.

KettleHouse Amphitheater is a 4,500-capacity outdoor concert venue in Bonner, Montana — Western Montana's most prominent live music destination. Named for the beloved Missoula craft brewery, the amphitheater books national touring acts from country to rock to jam bands and serves a Big Sky outdoor entertainment culture in one of Montana's most visited areas, near the Flathead reservation gaming market.

The Wilma is Missoula's crown jewel of entertainment — a beautifully restored 1,000-capacity 1921 auditorium on Higgins Avenue that presents major touring artists, the Missoula Symphony, comedy, and theatrical events. Named after the original owner Wilma Buster, the venue's exquisite 1920s interior and Roxy Theater aesthetic make it one of the finest small concert halls in the American West and the cultural centerpiece of Montana's most vibrant university city.

Washington-Grizzly Stadium is the home of the University of Montana Grizzlies — one of the most successful Football Championship Subdivision programs in America, with 9 national championships, playing before crowds that consistently rank among the largest in the FCS. Montana football culture, where Griz football is the most socially unifying force in the state, creates a game-day atmosphere of extraordinary community passion for a stadium that holds 25,000.