Name: Under The Big Sky 2024
Start: 2024-07-12
End: 2024-07-14
Location: Whitefish, Montana

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Under the Big Sky 2023 provided yet another phenomenal weekend of independent country, Americana and roots music as it once again took up residence in Whitefish, Montana. 

And much to our delight, 2024 is stacking up to be just as exciting!

The blockbuster line-up will feature a show-stopping headlining trio consisting of country icon Miranda Lambert, master picker Billy Strings and red-dirt royalty Turnpike Troubadours.

The highly anticipated festival will also welcome an array of fast-emerging, alt-country trailblazers, including Charles Wesley Godwin, Sierra Ferrell, Kaitlin Butts, Sam Barber, Tanner Usrey and Pony Bradshaw, as well as big-name country duo, Brothers Osborne.

Here, we'll have all the up-to-date news on line-up announcements, the latest ticket and festival pass details, and any further exciting info and details for Under The Big Sky 2024. 

With nearly Holler's perfect festival lineup, the festival's 2023 edition featured headlining performances from Zach Bryan, Caamp and Hank Williams Jr., as well as lively sets on the Great Northern stage from Colter Wall, Luke Grimes, Whiskey Myers, Charley Crockett and Marcus King, among others.

Taking over the Big Mountain Stage, attendees could find Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway, 49 Winchester, Elle King, The Red Clay Strays and more.

So far, each year of the festival has drawn somewhere around 20,000 attendees, which is more than double Whitefish's population. According to organizers, the 2023 installment also saw concertgoers from all 50 states, as well as Canada, Australia, Sweden and Italy.

Since launching in 2019, partly in thanks to the worldwide craze of the blockbuster series 

, Under The Big Sky has hosted cutting-edge, emerging voices with legendary musical icons amidst expansive 180-degree views of Big Sky Country.

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The country duo Brothers Osborne – John (guitar) and T.J. (vocals) – grew up playing music with their family, but that almost didn’t translate to a professional career. 

They both landed in Nashville after graduating high school two years apart, but they pursued other projects in an attempt to develop solo careers. But their power ultimately lay in playing together, and eventually they began performing as a duo at some of Nashville’s smaller venues. 

That push drew the attention of EMI Records Nashville, which signed John and T.J. in 2012. With that opportunity, they continued performing, releasing singles and recording a self-titled EP in 2014, all of which lead to their debut album Pawn Shop in 2016 and two big accolades. Thanks to John’s electrifying guitar playing and T.J.’s growling baritone, Brothers Osborne was named Vocal Duo of the Year by the Academy of Country Music and the Country Music Association in 2016 and 2017.

Brothers Osborne followed their early critical success with 2018’s Port Saint Joe and 2020’s Skeletons, albums which showcased their penchant for blurring country with southern rock. 

In 2021, T.J. made headlines when he opened up to TIME Magazine about being gay. The announcement made him the first country artist signed to a major label to come out. 

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Brothers Osborne

Brothers Osborne grew up playing for fun, but they found themselves years later and their reunion blossomed into a successful southern rock country band.

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Charles Wesley Godwin’s rustic imagery and traditional-leaning Americana sound has spawned comparisons with contemporaries such as Tyler Childers. While this assessment is an oversimplification, there is a notable similarity in the way that Godwin does not make any attempt to meet the listener where they are; if they want to enjoy the music, they’ll have to follow Godwin on a rocky trail through his Appalachian soundscape and into an entirely unique world full of enchanting characters.

Although he pointedly refuses to pander to mainstream impulses, the palette with which Godwin paints is nonetheless easy on the eye, and proves accessible to cosmic-country die-hards and boyfriend-country flag-bearers alike.

, was met with resounding acclaim, as the West Virginia native crafted a sound that felt expansive and cinematic, while at the same time being lucidly tuned-in to the details and specificities of the subject matter.

The project stood largely as an ode to his Morgantown roots, and Godwin maintained his charmingly grounded sensibilities throughout his follow-up 2021 album, 

. However, his 2021 offering widened the canvas and tested out new territory - both thematically and sonically.

The driving force that underpins Charles Wesley Godwin’s musical mission statement - and what many would argue should be at the heart of all country music - is a love of timeless storytelling. The listener meets a host of bewitching characters throughout Godwin’s discography, from the tragic tale of Claire, the mayor’s daughter, in ‘Cranes of Potter’, to the embattled protagonist of ‘Seneca Creek’.

Godwin continues to bring the soft, Autumnal glow of his warm melodies and wistful lap steel guitar to crowds across the US, having recently finished a hugely successful tour supporting fellow country-folk progressive, Zach Bryan.

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Godwin refuses to cater to mainstream impulses and asks that his fans follow him through his Appalachian soundscape and into a unique world of enchanting characters.

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Miranda Lambert grew up singing in Texas before catching Nashville’s attention as a teenager. But she didn’t like the pop direction they tried to push her in, so she learned guitar, began writing her own songs and self-released her self-titled debut album in 2001.

Lambert’s sophomore album, and major label debut, Kerosene arrived in 2005, quickly topping Billboard’s Top Country Albums chart and eventually going platinum. 

It would take one more album, 2007’s Crazy Ex-Girlfriend for Lambert to earn her first Academy of Country Music Award – for Top New Female Vocalist. 

Lambert has gone on to release a number of additional solo albums, including 2020’s best-selling album Wildcard, which won the Grammy for Best Country Album. She’s also co-formed the supergroup Pistol Annies, with Ashley Monroe and Angaleena Presley, recorded the campfire collaboration The Marfa Tapes with Jack Ingram and Jon Randall.

She even become the first female artist to open her own bar in downtown Nashville, appropriately called Casa Rosa (or Pink House).

A commercial and critical success, Lambert’s gutsy attitude comes across in her tell-it-like-it-is songwriting, which has garnered Grammys, CMA Awards for Album of the Year, and led to her being named Female Vocalist of the Year at the ACM Awards more times than any other female artist. 

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Lambert had an auspicious start, taking charge of her own destiny, that set the stage for what followed.

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In her early 20s, Ferrell she set her sights on other horizons. She traversed the American landscape, singing where she could and busking in New Orleans and Seattle. 

Eventually, Ferrell made her way to Nashville where her distinctive voice and songwriting began to attract fans. She signed with Rounder Records, and she released her debut studio album

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Americana singer/songwriter Sierra Ferrell may hail from West Virginia, but her music captures influences both far and wide. 

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Turnpike Troubadours have become one of the biggest and most ubiquitous exports of the Red Dirt Country sound born and bred in Texas and Oklahoma.

Formed in 2005 in Tahlequah, Oklahoma by Evan Felker and R.C. Edwards, the band currently consists of Felker, Edwards, Kyle Nix, Ryan Engleman, Gabriel Pearson and Hank Early.

The group have recorded six studio albums in their near twenty-year existence; 2007's 

, their now seminal 2010 sophomore effort 

Taking a two year hiatus in 2019 primarily for chief songwriter and singer Felker to seek sobriety, the group returned in November of 2021, began playing live shows once again in 2022 with a huge show at Red Rocks Amphitheater in Colorado, before releasing their aforementioned sixth album on August 25, 2023.

Following two years of bigger and more anticipated shows, the group have announced a US headline show run for 2024, with Wyatt Flores and Sierra Hull in support.

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Lydia Farthing is a Nashville-based music journalist and Nashville native who has spent her life immersed in the music industry.

 Magazine, Provident Music Group and Aristo PR, she's always in search of the best concerts and new music, and is an avid supporter of females in the country format.

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